/*
* Using different matching data types as our collection to determine if there is a match.
* Convert a set of examples all true then all false using different DataTypes as the collection of trueValues
*/
public static void setThenConvert_2_Steps()
{
p("\n-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-\nDataType_Class > Boolean_Extended_Syntax > setThenConvert_2_Steps");
/*
* UnitOf.DataType, "12.5" for this entire example.
*/
UnitOf.DataType numberMatches = new UnitOf.DataType("12.5");//String passed in.
/*
* Returns true for all
*/
bool t_MatchStr_NonCase_Equals = numberMatches.ToBoolean(new string[] { "1.2", "12.5", "3" }); //True, matches "12.5"
bool t_MatchFloat_NonCase_Equals = numberMatches.ToBoolean(new object[] { 1.2f, 12.5f, 3f }); //True, matches 12.5
bool t_MatchStr_NonCase_Contains = numberMatches.ToBoolean(new object[] { 5, 12, 3 }, false, true); //True, matches 5 & 12
/*
* Returns false for all
*/
bool f_MatchStr_NonCase_Equals2 = numberMatches.ToBoolean(new string[] { "1.2", "12.55", "3" }); //False, No matches
bool f_MatchFloat_NonCase_Equals2 = numberMatches.ToBoolean(new object[] { 1.2f, 12.55f, 3f }); //False, No matches
bool f_MatchStr_NonCase_Contains2 = numberMatches.ToBoolean(new object[] { 5, 12, 3 }, false, false); //False, No matches
/*
* Print results
*/
pt("t_MatchStr_NonCase_Equals: " + t_MatchStr_NonCase_Equals); //True, matches "12.5"
pt("t_MatchFloat_NonCase_Equals: " + t_MatchFloat_NonCase_Equals); //True, matches 12.5
pt("t_MatchStr_NonCase_Contains: " + t_MatchStr_NonCase_Contains); //True, matches 5 & 12
pt("f_MatchStr_NonCase_Equals2: " + f_MatchStr_NonCase_Equals2); //False, No matches
pt("f_MatchFloat_NonCase_Equals2: " + f_MatchFloat_NonCase_Equals2); //False, No matches
pt("f_MatchStr_NonCase_Contains2: " + f_MatchStr_NonCase_Contains2); //False, No matches
}
public static void run()
{
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/*
* Our intial value of "12.5" as type String is passed into our new instance of UnitOf.DataType.
* UnitOf.DataType determines the type passed in making it unnecessary for the user to have to manually define this.
* Below are also just a few examples of what can be passed in
*/
p("\n-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-\nDataType_Class > Basic_2_Step_Conversions");
p("-=-=-=-=-\nInstantiating UnitOf.DataType(\"12.5\")");
UnitOf.DataType uoDataType = new UnitOf.DataType("12.5"); //String passed in.
//dt = new UnitOf.DataType(12.5); //Example of double passed in.
//dt = new UnitOf.DataType(12); //Example of int passed in.
//dt = new UnitOf.DataType('$'); //Example of char pssed in.
//dt = new UnitOf.DataType(false); //Example of boolean passed in.
//dt = new UnitOf.DataType("12.5"); //Back to our example, 12.5 in string form
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/*
* getTypeConstantPassed() and getValuePassed() return the variable type and value passed in respectively.
* Because we passed in "12.5" as a String, the getTypeConstantPassed() will return the word "String".
* getValuePassed() will return "12.5" as a string since that is how it was passed in.
*/
string dataTypePassedType = uoDataType.GetTypeConstantPassed(); //The word "String" is returned
object dataTypePassedValue = uoDataType.GetValuePassed(); //"12.5" as a String is returned
/*
* Returns an double equivalent of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToDouble() default value of 0.0d is returned.
*/
double doubleDefault0 = uoDataType.ToDouble(); //Returns 12.5 from "12.5", If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToDouble() default value of 0.0d is returned.
double doubleDefault1dot23 = uoDataType.ToDouble(1.23); //Returns 12.5 If the conversion did fail, 1.23 would be returned.
/*
* Returns an int equivalent (ending decimal values will be dropped) of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToInt() default value of 0 is returned.
*/
int intDefault0 = uoDataType.ToInt(); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToInt() default value of 0 is returned.
int intDefaultNeg25 = uoDataType.ToInt(-25); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, -25 would be returned.
/*
* Returns a String equivalent of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToString() default value of "" is returned.
*/
string stringDefaultEmptyStr = uoDataType.ToString(); //String equivalent of "12.5" is returned, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToString() default value of null is returned.
string stringDefault1dot23Str = uoDataType.ToString("1.23"); //Returns "12.5" If the conversion did fail, "1.23" would be returned.
/*
* Returns a boolean equivalent of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToBoolean() default value of false is returned.
* NOTE: More in its own extended class - examples/DataType_Class/Boolean_Extended_Syntax.cs
*/
bool booleanDefaultFalse = uoDataType.ToBoolean(); //Conversion fails: false is returned. No default was passed in so the UnitOf.ToBoolean() default of false is returned.
bool booleanDefaultTrue = uoDataType.ToBoolean(true); //Conversion fails: true is returned. Default of true was passed in so it is returned
/*
* Returns a String fraction equivalent of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToFraction() default value of "" is returned.
*/
string fractionDefaultEmpty = uoDataType.ToFraction(); //Returns "25/2" passed in as 25 divided by 2 equals the DataType value passed in, 12.5. If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToFraction() default value of "" is returned.
string fractionDefault2Slash5 = uoDataType.ToFraction("2/5"); //Returns "25/2" If the conversion did fail, "2/5" would be returned.
/*
* Returns an Object equivalent of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToObject() default value of null is returned.
*/
object objectDefaultNull = uoDataType.ToObject(); //Object equivalent of "12.5" is returned, If the conversion fails, the UnitOf.ToObject() default value of null is returned.
object objectDefault123 = uoDataType.ToObject(123); //Returns "12.5" If the conversion did fail, 123 as an Object would be returned.
object objectDefault1dot23 = uoDataType.ToObject(1.23); //Returns "12.5" If the conversion did fail, 1.23 as an Object would be returned.
object objectDefault12dot3Str = uoDataType.ToObject("12.3"); //Returns "12.5" If the conversion did fail, "12.3" as an Object would be returned.
/*
* Returns a char equivalent by taking the first non-spaced character of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToChar() default value of '\0' is returned.
*/
char charDefaultCharNul = uoDataType.ToChar(); //Returns '1' as it is the first non-spaced character of "12.5" passed in , If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToChar() default value of '\0' is returned.
char charDefaultAtSign = uoDataType.ToChar('@'); //Returns '1' If the conversion did fail, '@' would be returned.
/*
* Returns an float equivalent of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToFloat() default value of 0.0f is returned.
*/
float floatDefault0 = uoDataType.ToFloat(); //Returns 12.5 from "12.5", If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToFloat() default value of 0.0f is returned.
float floatDefault1dot23f = uoDataType.ToFloat(1.23f); //Returns 12.5 If the conversion did fail, 1.23f would be returned.
/*
* Returns an long equivalent (ending decimal values will be dropped) of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToLong() default value of (long)0 is returned.
*/
long longDefault0 = uoDataType.ToLong(); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToLong() default value of (long)0 is returned.
long longDefault25 = uoDataType.ToLong(25); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, 25 would be returned.
/*
* Returns a short equivalent (ending decimal values will be dropped) of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToShort() default value of (short)0 is returned.
*/
short shortDefault0 = uoDataType.ToShort(); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToShort() default value of (short)0 is returned.
short shortDefault15 = uoDataType.ToShort((short)15); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (short)15 would be returned.
/*
* Returns a byte equivalent (ending decimal values will be dropped) of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToByte() default value of (byte)0 is returned.
*/
byte byteDefault0 = uoDataType.ToByte(); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToByte() default value of (byte)0 is returned.
byte byteDefault5 = uoDataType.ToByte((byte)5); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (byte)5 would be returned.
/*
* Returns an sbyte equivalent (ending decimal values will be dropped) of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToSbyte() default value of (sbyte)0 is returned.
*/
sbyte sbyteDefault0 = uoDataType.ToSbyte(); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToSbyte() default value of (sbyte)0 is returned.
sbyte sbyteDefault6 = uoDataType.ToSbyte((sbyte)6); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (sbyte)6 would be returned.
/*
* Returns a uint equivalent (ending decimal values will be dropped) of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToUint() default value of (uint)0 is returned.
*/
uint uintDefault0 = uoDataType.ToUint(); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToUint() default value of (uint)0 is returned.
uint uintDefault7 = uoDataType.ToUint((uint)7); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (uint)7 would be returned.
/*
* Returns a ulong equivalent (ending decimal values will be dropped) of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToUlong() default value of (ulong)0 is returned.
*/
ulong ulongDefault0 = uoDataType.ToUlong(); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToUlong() default value of (ulong)0 is returned.
ulong ulongDefault8 = uoDataType.ToUlong((ulong)8); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (ulong)8 would be returned.
/*
* Returns a ushort equivalent (ending decimal values will be dropped) of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToUshort() default value of (ushort)0 is returned.
*/
ushort ushortDefault0 = uoDataType.ToUshort(); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToUshort() default value of (ushort)0 is returned.
ushort ushortDefault9 = uoDataType.ToUshort((ushort)9); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (ushort)9 would be returned.
/*
* Returns a decimal equivalent (ending decimal values will be dropped) of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToDecimal() default value of 0.0M is returned.
*/
decimal decimalDefault0 = uoDataType.ToDecimal(); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToDecimal() default value of 0.0M is returned.
decimal decimalDefault1M = uoDataType.ToDecimal(1M); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, 1M would be returned.
/*
* Returns a DateTime equivalent of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToDateTime() default value of DateTime.Today is returned.
*/
DateTime dateTimeDefaultNewDT = uoDataType.ToDateTime(); //Returns "12/5/2018 12:00:00 AM" (if compiled in the US during the year of 2018) as "12.5" is read as month: 12, day: 5, and the rest are defaults. If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToDateTime() default value of DateTime.Today is returned.
DateTime dateTimeDefaultToday = uoDataType.ToDateTime(DateTime.Today); //Returns "12/5/2018 12:00:00 AM" If failed, returns DateTime.Today, today (your system's date and time) would be returned like 11/30/2008 12:00:00 AM.
/*
* Returns a DateTime equivalent of what was passed in as the DataType value, "12.5".
* If the conversion fails, The user defined parameter passed is returned.
* Otherwise if nothing is passed in the UnitOf.ToDateTime() default value of DateTime.Today is returned.
*/
TimeSpan timeSpanDefaultNewTS = uoDataType.ToTimeSpan(); //Returns "00:00:00" as the conversion fails and this is the default
TimeSpan timeSpanDefaultFrom2Minues = uoDataType.ToTimeSpan(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(2)); //Returns "00:02:00" as the conversion fails and the default passed in was 2 minutes
/*
* -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
* Print Conversions
* -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
*/
p("-=-=-=-=-\nType and Value Originally passed in (\"12.5\" as a String)");
pt(dataTypePassedType); //The word "String" is returned
pt(dataTypePassedValue); //"12.5" as a String is returned
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toDouble()");
pt(doubleDefault0); //Returns 12.5 from "12.5", If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToDouble() default value of 0.0d is returned.
pt(doubleDefault1dot23); //Returns 12.5 If the conversion did fail, 1.23 would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toInt()");
pt(intDefault0); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToInt() default value of 0 is returned.
pt(intDefaultNeg25); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, -25 would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toString()");
pt(stringDefaultEmptyStr); //String equivalent of "12.5" is returned, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToString() default value of null is returned.
pt(stringDefault1dot23Str); //Returns "12.5" If the conversion did fail, "1.23" would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverting toBoolean()");
pt(booleanDefaultFalse); //Conversion fails: false is returned. No default was passed in so the UnitOf.ToBoolean() default of false is returned.
pt(booleanDefaultTrue); //Conversion fails: true is returned. Default of true was passed in so it is returned
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverting toFraction()");
pt(fractionDefaultEmpty); //Returns "25/2" passed in as 25 divided by 2 equals the DataType value passed in, 12.5. If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToFraction() default value of "" is returned.
pt(fractionDefault2Slash5); //Returns "25/2" If the conversion did fail, "2/5" would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toObject()");
pt(objectDefaultNull); //Object equivalent of "12.5" is returned, If the conversion fails, the UnitOf.ToObject() default value of null is returned.
pt(objectDefault123); //Returns "12.5" If the conversion did fail, 123 as an Object would be returned.
pt(objectDefault1dot23); //Returns "12.5" If the conversion did fail, 1.23 as an Object would be returned.
pt(objectDefault12dot3Str); //Returns "12.5" If the conversion did fail, "12.3" as an Object would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toChar()");
pt(charDefaultCharNul); //Returns '1' as it is the first non-spaced character of "12.5" passed in , If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToChar() default value of '\0' is returned.
pt(charDefaultAtSign); //Returns '1' If the conversion did fail, '@' would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toFloat()");
pt(floatDefault0); //Returns 12.5 from "12.5", If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToFloat() default value of 0.0f is returned.
pt(floatDefault1dot23f); //Returns 12.5 If the conversion did fail, 1.23f would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toLong()");
pt(longDefault0); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToLong() default value of (long)0 is returned.
pt(longDefault25); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, 25 would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toShort()");
pt(shortDefault0); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToShort() default value of (short)0 is returned.
pt(shortDefault15); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (short)15 would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toByte()");
pt(byteDefault0); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToByte() default value of (byte)0 is returned.
pt(byteDefault5); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (byte)5 would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toSbyte()");
pt(sbyteDefault0); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToSbyte() default value of (sbyte)0 is returned.
pt(sbyteDefault6); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (sbyte)6 would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toUint()");
pt(uintDefault0); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToUint() default value of (uint)0 is returned.
pt(uintDefault7); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (uint)7 would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toUlong()");
pt(ulongDefault0); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToUlong() default value of (ulong)0 is returned.
pt(ulongDefault8); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (ulong)8 would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toUshort()");
pt(ushortDefault0); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToUshort() default value of (ushort)0 is returned.
pt(ushortDefault9); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, (ushort)9 would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toDecimal()");
pt(decimalDefault0); //Returns 12 as "12.5" passed in is a non-decimal type so the ".5" is dropped, If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToDecimal() default value of 0.0M is returned.
pt(decimalDefault1M); //Returns 12 If the conversion did fail, 1M would be returned.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toDateTime()");
pt(dateTimeDefaultNewDT); //Returns "12/5/2018 12:00:00 AM" (if compiled in the US during the year of 2018) as "12.5" is read as month: 12, day: 5, and the rest are defaults. If the conversion did fail, the UnitOf.ToDateTime() default value of DateTime.Today is returned.
pt(dateTimeDefaultToday); //Returns "12/5/2018 12:00:00 AM" If failed, returns DateTime.Today, today (your system's date and time) would be returned like 11/30/2008 12:00:00 AM.
p("-=-=-=-=-\nConverted \"12.5\" toTimeSpan()");
pt(timeSpanDefaultNewTS); //Returns "00:00:00" as the conversion fails and this is the default
pt(timeSpanDefaultFrom2Minues); //Returns "00:02:00" as the conversion fails and the default passed in was 2 minutes
}
