C# (CSharp) option.apply Examples

Programming Language: C# (CSharp)

Class/Type: option

Method/Function: apply

Examples at hotexamples.com: 2

Option Apply is a function in the C# programming language that allows you to apply a function to an optional value if it exists. This function is part of the Option library in C#.

Example 1: Applying a function to an optional integer value

Option optionalInt = 5;
optionalInt.Apply(x => Console.WriteLine(x * 2)); // Output: 10

In this example, we define an optional integer value and apply a function to double its value. The Apply function only applies the function argument if the optional integer value exists.

Example 2: Applying a function to an optional string value

Option optionalString = "hello";
optionalString.Apply(x => Console.WriteLine(x.ToUpper())); // Output: "HELLO"

In this example, we define an optional string value and apply a function to convert it to uppercase. The Apply function only applies the function argument if the optional string value exists. The Option library is part of the CSharpFunctionalExtensions package.

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Example #1

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 /// <summary>
 /// Apply the option to the candidate and store the agent's evaluation.
 /// </summary>
 public void ApplyOption(option opt, candidate cand, bool doMinimize)
 {
     cand.graph.globalVariables.Add(cand.f0); // track fitness values of previous states
     opt.apply(cand.graph, null);
     cand.addToRecipe(opt);
     if (doMinimize)
     {
         cand.graph = Minimize(cand.graph);
     }
     cand.graph = OBFunctions.tagconvexhullpoints(cand.graph);
 }

Example #2

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        /// <summary>
        /// Apply the option to the candidate and store the agent's evaluation.
        /// </summary>
        public void ApplyOption(option opt, candidate cand, bool doMinimize, bool doEvaluate = false)
        {
            cand.graph.globalVariables.Add(cand.f0); // track fitness values of previous states

            // Minimize and evaluate
            opt.apply(cand.graph, null);
            cand.addToRecipe(opt);
            if (doMinimize)
            {
                cand.graph = Minimize(cand.graph);
            }
            if (doEvaluate)
            {
                cand.f0 = Evaluate(cand);
            }
            // MC Is this like line 64? by the way, tracking fitness here is better than in cand.graph
        }