/// <summary>
/// gets the usage message, if the FileFormatConverter class is available we can also write the
/// available file extensions that we can parse and convert to otherwise just use static
/// usage text
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ffc"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
private static string GetUsageMessage(FileFormatConverter ffc)
{
string usage = string.Empty;
if (ffc != null)
{
usage = Resources.UsageHelp;
usage += Environment.NewLine;
usage += Environment.NewLine;
usage += String.Format("File extensions for parsing:\n{0}", ffc.ListOfExtensionsToParse());
usage += Environment.NewLine;
usage += Environment.NewLine;
usage += String.Format("File extensions for conversion:\n{0}", ffc.ListOfExtensionsForConversion());
}
else
{
usage = Resources.UsageHelp;
}
return(usage);
}
/// <summary>
/// gets the usage message, if the FileFormatConverter class is available we can also write the
/// available file extensions that we can parse and convert to otherwise just use static
/// usage text
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ffc"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
private static string GetUsageMessage(FileFormatConverter ffc)
{
string usage = string.Empty;
if (ffc != null)
{
usage = Resources.UsageHelp;
usage += Environment.NewLine;
usage += Environment.NewLine;
usage += String.Format("File extensions for parsing:\n{0}", ffc.ListOfExtensionsToParse());
usage += Environment.NewLine;
usage += Environment.NewLine;
usage += String.Format("File extensions for conversion:\n{0}", ffc.ListOfExtensionsForConversion());
}
else
{
usage = Resources.UsageHelp;
}
return usage;
}
