public void WhereTest()
{
var chA = new Character {
ShortDescr = "a"
};
var chB = new Character {
ShortDescr = "b"
};
var chC = new Character {
ShortDescr = "c"
};
var set = new CharacterSet(new List <Character> {
chA, chB, chC
});
var result = set.Where(ch => ch.ShortDescr != "b");
Assert.AreEqual(2, result.Count);
Assert.IsTrue(result.Contains(chA));
Assert.IsTrue(result.Contains(chC));
}
/// <summary>
/// Constructor.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="defaultLength">Default length for generated values.
/// This is only used when <see cref="GetRandomString"/> has an input length
/// of 0.</param>
/// <param name="characterSet">The character set to base the random generation off of.
/// You MAY have duplicate chars, which is useful to increase the frequency of those characters.</param>
/// <param name="symbolsToAdd">We've made this a separate parameter, because in most users
/// cases, they want the default ascii alpha-numeric chars (A-Z, a-z, 0-9), but usually
/// would want their own customized set of which symbols to use. This way, you don't have to
/// send in a custom char set every time just to set which symbols you want to set. Note:
/// if this is set, <paramref name="addDefaultSymbolSet"/> CANNOT be set to true.</param>
/// <param name="addDefaultSymbolSet">True to add the default symbol set (see static
/// property: <see cref="SymbolCharsDef"/>, which is not readonly, so you may set your own
/// default for this globally if desired). Do NOT set this to true if you send in your own
/// <paramref name="symbolsToAdd"/>.</param>
/// <param name="enforceDistinctCharSet">This will filter the input char set with a Distinct
/// operation, which will (without error) remove any (presumably accidental) duplicates.
/// This is NOT run by default, because you may *want* to increase a chars probability by
/// repeating it n number of times in the input char set.</param>
/// <param name="bufferLength">Sets the buffer size in bytes of the internal <see cref="CryptoRandom"/>
/// instance. Increase this value to a kilobyte or greater in order to get extremely good performance.
/// This makes most sense when reusing this instance more than once.</param>
public RandomStringGenerator(
int defaultLength = 0,
string characterSet = null,
string symbolsToAdd = null,
bool addDefaultSymbolSet = false,
bool enforceDistinctCharSet = false,
int bufferLength = 512)
{
if (defaultLength > 0)
{
DefaultLength = defaultLength.Max(0);
}
CharacterSet = characterSet ?? CharSetDef;
if (addDefaultSymbolSet)
{
if (symbolsToAdd.NotNulle())
{
throw new ArgumentException($"Argument '{nameof(addDefaultSymbolSet)}' cannot be true while '{nameof(symbolsToAdd)}' is set (not null).");
}
symbolsToAdd = SymbolCharsDef;
}
if (symbolsToAdd.NotNulle())
{
CharacterSet += symbolsToAdd;
}
// need this HashSet because its hard to detect if a char is actually a symbol later
// (char.IsSymbol is deficient, so just counting as 'symbol' any non letterOrDigit
char[] symbols = CharacterSet.Where(c => !char.IsLetterOrDigit(c)).ToArray();
if (symbols.NotNulle())
{
SymbolsHashset = new HashSet <char>(symbols.Distinct());
SymbolSet = new string(symbols);
}
_charSet = enforceDistinctCharSet
? CharacterSet.Distinct().ToArray()
: CharacterSet.ToArray();
if (_charSet.IsNulle())
{
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("No characters were set.", nameof(CharacterSet));
}
bufferLength = (CharacterSet.Length * 2).Max(bufferLength); // gets bigger of two, doesn't let input be smaller than charSet*2
bufferLength = bufferLength.MinMax(256, 1024 * 4); // 4 kb max, 1/2 a byte min, for this max, no need to generate huge buffer value, perf is regardless once your getting > 4 kb
_cryptoRandom = new CryptoRandom(bufferLength);
// If true, before generating the random string, we will radomize the source char set
// as well, making for a doubly randomized result. TRUE by default.
bool randomizeCharSet = true;
if (randomizeCharSet)
{
_charSet = _cryptoRandom.RandomShuffle(_charSet);
bool viewDiagnostic = false;
if (viewDiagnostic)
{
//// just to see none of the original chars were lost in that sort:
string shuffledStr = new string(_charSet);
string sortedStr = _charSet.OrderBy(c => c).JoinToString(""); // view to witness no chars were dropped (or added)
}
}
}