var userPermissions = new List{"read", "write"}; var condition = PermissionHelper.GetCondition(userPermissions, "read"); // This will return true because the user has the "read" permission if (condition.Evaluate("read")) { // allowed to perform action }
var userPermissions = new ListThis example demonstrates how GetCondition can be used to evaluate whether a user has a specific permission. In this case, the user only has the "admin" permission, so the condition will return false when tested against the "write" permission. Package library: PermissionHelper may be a custom library developed by the organization or individual using C#. It is not a part of the standard library or a third-party package available on NuGet.{"admin"}; var condition = PermissionHelper.GetCondition(userPermissions, "write"); // This will return false because the user does not have the "write" permission if (condition.Evaluate("write")) { // allowed to perform action }