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A string is a sequence of characters. It is commonly used to represent text or a sequence of bytes. Use this tag along with the appropriate programming language being used.
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Named string interpolation
On machines where I don't have C# 6 I use this named string interpolation method. I tried to make it as pretty a possible as far as good coding practices are concerned but I just can't get rid of the …
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Enumerating text (ranges) vertically and horizontally
I'm writing a parser and I need to iterate through text vertically (down to bottom) and horizontally (left to right).
This alone would be easy but some text parts need to be rescanned by another pars …
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Custom string formatters
Some time ago I was experimenting with an Extendable format provider but I wasn't satisfied with the implementation. It didn't feal very SOLID so I've rewritten it to this:
The base class is the Form …
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Building DebuggerDisplay strings
But creating those strings is an extremely tedious task. … It formats strings by quoting them with single quotes. Numbers don't get any. …
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Extendable format provider
I needed a better string formatting options like ToUpper and ToLower but I also wanted to be able to use the default formattings so I created a custom formatter. It's main purpose is to support a temp …
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Case insensitive string to replace custom comparers
In some solutions I use case-insensitive strings a lot and so far I've been always writing custom collections or using custom comparers to support them. … I use it for hash-sets or dictionaries or anything else that might require case insensitive strings. …
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Fast case-insensitive hash-code for specific codes
I'm trying to fix another bottleneck identified with a profiler (dotTrace). This time it's a case insensitive hash-code.
Currently I'm using the StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase as a comparer for a …
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Rendering tree of nodes as string
I'm creating a debug-view for my expression-trees. They record each operation automatically in a tree that I am transforming into string so that I can see the exact evaluation of expressions.
Tree( …
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ExceptionPrettifier for prettier exception strings
I've been refining my previous idea for pretty exception strings and made the following changes:
Exceptions can be ordered.
Prints all properties including Data. … ++;
exceptionStack.Push(new Node<Exception>(current.Value.InnerException, depth));
depth--;
}
}
}
}
The reflection helper creates pretty type strings …
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Is there a circular reference in a set of template substitutions?
var constants = new Dictionary<string, object>
{
{ "x", "foo {y} baz" },
{ "y", "bar {x} qux" },
};
These are just two sample strings to show how it can look like. … The real configuration contains connection strings, email lists, user names, sql etc. …
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Custom Exception.ToString() formatter
I find the default Exception.ToString() formattig very difficult to read especially if there are inner exceptions involved. I guess everyone knows how it looks:
System.ArgumentException: This is a me …
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