private string ExtractCommandKey(CommandParsingContext context, string command)
{
var prefixes = context.GetPrefixes();
var separators = context.GetSeparators();
// Trim off any prefix characters from the start of the command and split on the first occurrence of any separator characters
string commandKey = command.TrimStart(prefixes);
int splitIndex = commandKey.IndexOfAny(separators);
if (splitIndex > -1 && splitIndex < commandKey.Length)
{
commandKey = commandKey.Substring(0, splitIndex);
}
return(commandKey);
}
private string ExtractCommandKey(CommandParsingContext context, string command)
{
var prefixes = context.GetPrefixes();
var separators = context.GetSeparators();
// Trim off any prefix characters from the start of the command and split on the first occurrence of any separator characters
string commandKey = command.TrimStart(prefixes);
int splitIndex = commandKey.IndexOfAny(separators);
if (splitIndex > -1 && splitIndex < commandKey.Length)
{
commandKey = commandKey.Substring(0, splitIndex);
}
return commandKey;
}
private object ExtractCommandValue(CommandParsingContext context, string command)
{
var separators = context.GetSeparators();
// Split the command from the first occurrence of any separator characters
int splitIndex = command.IndexOfAny(separators);
if (splitIndex < 0 || splitIndex >= command.Length)
{
return(null);
}
string commandValue = command.Substring(splitIndex + 1);
// Check to see if we have multiple values
if (commandValue.Contains(MultipleValuesSeparators[0]))
{
return(commandValue.Split(MultipleValuesSeparators, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries));
}
// We have only a single value
return(commandValue);
}
private object ExtractCommandValue(CommandParsingContext context, string command)
{
var separators = context.GetSeparators();
// Split the command from the first occurrence of any separator characters
int splitIndex = command.IndexOfAny(separators);
if (splitIndex < 0 || splitIndex >= command.Length)
{
return null;
}
string commandValue = command.Substring(splitIndex + 1);
// Check to see if we have multiple values
if (commandValue.Contains(MultipleValuesSeparators[0]))
{
return commandValue.Split(MultipleValuesSeparators, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
}
// We have only a single value
return commandValue;
}
