In my previous post I was using Extension Method to “reuse” code when validating string arguments and throwing custom exception if string was null or empty. Here is that example: namespace UnityTest.Core { public static class ArgumentValidation { public static void IsEmptyOrNull(this string value, string parameterName) { if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(value)) throw new CoreException(String.Format("{0} is null or empty",parameterName)); } } } To use it in you class you have to set using UnityTes
Here is an example of Extension methods using C# 3.5 In this example we will put our own function in Frameworks string data type. This will help user to print the the content of the stirng to console. using System; namespace ConsoleApplication1 { public static class ExtendString { public static void PrintToConsole(this string str) { Console.WriteLine(str); } } class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { string s = "Naveen.Prabhu"; s.PrintToConsole(); Console.Read(); } } } Hope this w
don.raman wrote an interesting post today on Here’s a quick excerpt I was getting really bored with testing .ContainsKey() at each time I wanted to read a value from a dictionary. Dictionary dico; if (dico.ContainsKey(“key“)) value = dico[“key“]; else value = “default“; A incredibly simple extension method solves this so easily: public static class MyExtensions { public static TValue GetValue( this IDictionary source, TKey
Extension Method: Truncate string April 24, 2008 — earljon If you’re like me who don’t like to display all the contents of my item’s description (not efficient if length is more than 5000 words) in a full blast on every record that I have on my database, by having the function sitting as an extension method, I can easily call this method to truncate or limit the display of that description to a specified given length and the truncated string will then be replaced by a “…” Here’s the code of
Extension Method: Get total Word Count of a string April 21, 2008 — earljon Using regular expression and Extension Method in C#, code below provides a simple way to count all words to a given string excluding all whitespaces, tabs and line breaks. 1: using System.Text.RegularExpressions; 2: 3: public class MyExtension 4: { 5: /// 6: /// Count all word occurrence 7: /// 8: /// string to begin with 9: /// <
Crazy Extension Method Here is an example of a crazy extension method that alters the semantics of method calling. First the extension method: public static class MyExtensions { public static bool IsNullOrEmpty(this string target) { return string.IsNullOrEmpty(target); } } Instead of calling the static method IsNullOrEmpty() on string, we are turning it around to allow it to be called on a string type like an instance method. However, as you can probably tell, it may be called when the refer
I’ve been revamping an OLD (read: legacy ASP and HTML) project to add in some .NET reporting functionality. Unfortunately, rewriting the entire application isn’t slated for another year (though I’m working on the architecture changes as I do the reporting to ensure as little rework as possible later on). The system backs into an old Oracle database that freaks out NHibernate and makes me long for the days of LINQ. The most challenging part of recreating a DAL from scratch is ensuring that t
Extension Method: Check Mobile Number April 10, 2008 — earljon As a mobile developer for .Net solutions, I often encounter the need to validate the mobile number of a subscriber if it conforms to the correct format. More often, I always create a utility class to do the validation. One thing I learned from using the latest .NET 3.5 Framework is Extension Method. So, the way I enable my program to use extension method is as follows: Method 1: via the old way: 1: using System.Text.RegularE
Windows Forms Fade in and Fade out Extension Methods Filed under: Desktop Applications — Tags: .Net, C#, C# 3.0, Effect, Extension Method, Fade, Fade in, Fade out, Fading, Forms, Microsoft, System.Windows.Forms, Timer, UI, Visual Studio, Windows Forms, Winforms — narent @ 3:36 am Following is some code I had to write the other day to fade a Windows Forms Form in and out of view. I have implemented the methods FadeIn and FadeOut as extension methods on the System.Windows.Forms.Form class. To u
Is it really possible to call a method of a reference pointing to null? Take a look at this piece of code: static void Main ( ) { MySecondType myObject = null; myObject = myObject.Parse("10"); } Is it possible to make it actually run and not generate a 'null reference' exception? Well, as long as you're using .NET 3.5 - it is! :) The idea is to declare the Parse method as an extension method operating on objects of type MySecondType: static class MySecondTypeExtensions { public stat
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Today I came across an interesting extension method pattern that I didn’t know how the runtime would react. Because I was calling a method from an object that was obviously null.
Extention methods are new in C# 3.0/VB.NET 9.0, and do exactly that....You can add methods to existing classes externally: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extension_method
public double string ToDouble(this int i) { return (double)i; } VS IntelliSense will automatically recognize this function as an extension method, so does the C# 3.0 compiler.
VS IntelliSense will automatically recognize this function as an extension method, so does the C# 3.0 compiler. fleetskeet, on 10/12/2007 , -1/+2 I thought it would make more sense to ...
... instance method and an extension method with the same signature can exist for a class. In such a scenario, the instance method is preferred over the extension method. ...
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Here is a list of links to posts on this blog that talk about extension methods: Extension Methods Part 1 : An introduction to extension methods Extension Methods ...
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An extension method is a new language feature of C# starting with the 3.0 specification, as well as Visual Basic.NET starting with 9.0 and Chrome with 2.0.
In C# (3.0), the map function is provided as an extension method called select . It also frequently used as an array operation in scripting languages such as Perl , Python and Ruby ...
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An extension method is also defined for IEnumerable collections to be wrapped inside an IQueryable collection, to force the latter implementation.
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Extension method behavior is similar to that of static methods. You can declare them only in static classes. To declare an extension method, you specify the keyword this as the ...
Crazy Extension Method. Here is an example of a crazy extension method that alters the semantics of method calling. First the extension method: public static class MyExtensions ...
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How many times have you written something like this? public string MyStringProperty { get { object s = ViewState["MyStringProperty"]; if( s == null
Before trying to understand how to implement an Extension Method, let’s use Reflector to take a look at the MSIL that the second example produces:
Extension Method Invocations. The detailed rules for extension method invocation are described in the following. In a method invocation (§7.5.5.1) of one of the forms
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