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‎docs/windows/attributes/aggregatable.md‎

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|Parameter value|Inserted macro|
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|`Never`|[DECLARE_NOT_AGGREGATABLE](../atl/reference/aggregation-and-class-factory-macros.md#declare_not_aggregatable)|
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|`Allowed`|[DECLARE_POLY_AGGREGATABLE](../atl/reference/aggregation-and-class-factory-macros.md#declare_poly_aggregatable)|
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|`Always`|[DECLARE_ONLY_AGGREGATABLE](../atl/reference/aggregation-and-class-factory-macros.md#declare_only_aggregatable)|
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|`Never`|[DECLARE_NOT_AGGREGATABLE](../../atl/reference/aggregation-and-class-factory-macros.md#declare_not_aggregatable)|
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|`Allowed`|[DECLARE_POLY_AGGREGATABLE](../../atl/reference/aggregation-and-class-factory-macros.md#declare_poly_aggregatable)|
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|`Always`|[DECLARE_ONLY_AGGREGATABLE](../../atl/reference/aggregation-and-class-factory-macros.md#declare_only_aggregatable)|
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## Example
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‎docs/windows/attributes/aggregates.md‎

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Second, the [DECLARE_GET_CONTROLLING_UNKNOWN](../atl/reference/aggregation-and-class-factory-macros.md#declare_get_controlling_unknown) macro is also added.
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Second, the [DECLARE_GET_CONTROLLING_UNKNOWN](../../atl/reference/aggregation-and-class-factory-macros.md#declare_get_controlling_unknown) macro is also added.
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[Typedef, Enum, Union, and Struct Attributes](typedef-enum-union-and-struct-attributes.md)<br/>
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[Aggregatable](/windows/desktop/Midl/aggregatable)<br/>
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[COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY_AUTOAGGREGATE_BLIND](../atl/reference/com-interface-entry-macros.md#com_interface_entry_autoaggregate_blind)
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[COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY_AUTOAGGREGATE_BLIND](../../atl/reference/com-interface-entry-macros.md#com_interface_entry_autoaggregate_blind)

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Identifies the coclass as an application object, which is associated with a full .exe application, and indicates that the functions and properties of the coclass are globally available in this [type library](../mfc/automation-clients-using-type-libraries.md).
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Identifies the coclass as an application object, which is associated with a full .exe application, and indicates that the functions and properties of the coclass are globally available in this [type library](../../mfc/automation-clients-using-type-libraries.md).
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‎docs/windows/attributes/attribute-contexts.md‎

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This field describes the different C++ language elements that are legal targets for the specified attribute. For instance, if an attribute specifies "class" in the **Applies To** field, this indicates that the attribute can only be applied to a legal C++ class. If the attribute is applied to a member function of a class, a syntax error would result.
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For more information, see [Attributes by Usage](attributes-by-usage.md).
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## <a name="vcconattributeprogrammmingfaqanchor2"></a> When do I have to specify the parameter name for an attribute?
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|[emitidl](../windows/emitidl.md)|[entry](../windows/entry.md)|[first_is](../windows/first-is.md)|
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|[helpcontext](../windows/helpcontext.md)|[helpfile](../windows/helpfile.md)|[helpstring](../windows/helpstring.md)|
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|[helpstringcontext](../windows/helpstringcontext.md)|[helpstringdll](../windows/helpstringdll.md)|[id](../windows/id.md)|
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|[iid_is](../windows/iid-is.md)|[import](../windows/import.md)|[importlib](../windows/importlib.md)|
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|[include](../windows/include-cpp.md)|[includelib](../windows/includelib-cpp.md)|[last_is](../windows/last-is.md)|
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|[length_is](../windows/length-is.md)|[max_is](../windows/max-is.md)|[no_injected_text](../windows/no-injected-text.md)|
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|[pointer_default](../windows/pointer-default.md)|[pragma](../windows/pragma.md)|[restricted](../windows/restricted.md)|
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|[size_is](../windows/size-is.md)|[source](../windows/source-cpp.md)|[switch_is](../windows/switch-is.md)|
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|[switch_type](../windows/switch-type.md)|[transmit_as](../windows/transmit-as.md)|[wire_marshal](../windows/wire-marshal.md)|
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|[call_as](call-as.md)|[case](case-cpp.md)|[cpp_quote](cpp-quote.md)|
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|[default](default-cpp.md)|[defaultvalue](defaultvalue.md)|[defaultvtable](defaultvtable.md)|
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|[emitidl](emitidl.md)|[entry](entry.md)|[first_is](first-is.md)|
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|[helpcontext](helpcontext.md)|[helpfile](helpfile.md)|[helpstring](helpstring.md)|
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|[helpstringcontext](helpstringcontext.md)|[helpstringdll](helpstringdll.md)|[id](id.md)|
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|[iid_is](iid-is.md)|[import](import.md)|[importlib](importlib.md)|
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|[include](include-cpp.md)|[includelib](includelib-cpp.md)|[last_is](last-is.md)|
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|[length_is](length-is.md)|[max_is](max-is.md)|[no_injected_text](no-injected-text.md)|
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|[pointer_default](pointer-default.md)|[pragma](pragma.md)|[restricted](restricted.md)|
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|[size_is](size-is.md)|[source](source-cpp.md)|[switch_is](switch-is.md)|
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