public static string ToHtmlTable(this HtmlTableHelperBuilder builder, object tableAttributes = null, object trAttributes = null, object tdAttributes = null, HtmlTableSetting HTMLTableSetting = null)
{
return(ToHtmlTableByIEnumrable(builder.Enums, tableAttributes, trAttributes, tdAttributes, HTMLTableSetting, builder));
}
private static string ToHtmlTableByIEnumrable <T>(IEnumerable <T> enums, object tableAttributes = null, object trAttributes = null, object tdAttributes = null, HtmlTableSetting HTMLTableSetting = null, HtmlTableHelperBuilder builder = null)
{
var htmltablegenerater = HtmlTableGeneraterFactory.CreateInstance(tableAttributes, trAttributes, tdAttributes, HTMLTableSetting);
htmltablegenerater._HtmlTableHelperBuilder = builder;
// Q: Why not only IEnumerable<IDictionary> ?
// A: Example Dapper Dynamic Query Only implement IDictionary<string,object> without IDictionary
// Q: Why not use overload ToHtmlTable<TKey,TValue>(this IEnumerable<Dictionary<Tkey,TValue>> enums)?
// A: Because ToHtmlTable<T>(this IEnumerable<T> enums) and ToHtmlTable<TKey,TValue>(this IEnumerable<Dictionary<Tkey,TValue>> enums)
// System prefer use the former
// ps. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54251262/c-sharp-overload-key-value-and-non-key-value-type-using-var-without-specifying
if (enums is IEnumerable <IDictionary <string, object> > ) //Special for Dapper Dynamic Query
{
return(htmltablegenerater.ToHtmlTableByKeyValue(enums as IEnumerable <IDictionary <string, object> >));
}
else if (enums is IEnumerable <IDictionary> )
{
return(htmltablegenerater.ToHtmlTableByKeyValue(enums as IEnumerable <IDictionary>));
}
else
{
return(htmltablegenerater.ToHtmlTableByProperties(enums));
}
}