[ROOT] doc DocFrag SELECT Assembly, DocFragType, Description.FirstLine() < SKIP 33 > < TAKE 15 >
15 items
| DocFragId | Assembly | DocFragType | Description.FirstLine() |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARCCore.IKIP.AssertTypeIntegrity | ARCCore | ClassMember | See -TryAssertTypeIntegrity- for documentation. |
| ARCCore.IKCoded.TryCheckValidEncodedValue | ARCCore | ClassMember | Checks if encoded value is valid. |
| ARCCore.IKIP.TryAssertTypeIntegrity | ARCCore | ClassMember | Asserts that value is of correct type as specified by the key. |
| ARCCore.IKCoded.FromCacheEncoded | ARCCore | ClassMember | Reduces number of objects generated by caching those known to be within a limited range |
| ARCCore.IKCoded.FromEncoded | ARCCore | ClassMember | Note how uses instance cache if already exists there. |
| ARCCore.IKCoded.Encoded | ARCCore | ClassMember | This string value can be used directly in folder names, file names and HTTP URL's without any further encoding being necessary. |
| ARCCore.IKCoded.TryEncode | ARCCore | ClassMember | Returns a string containing only characters in -AllowedEncodedCharacters-. |
| ARCCore.IKCoded.AllowedEncodedCharacters | ARCCore | ClassMember | The character set 'A...Za...z0...9-_().,='. |
| ARCCore.IKDate.op_Equality | ARCCore | ClassMember | It is quite natural in the code to write code like "if (a.CustomerId == b.CustomerId)", therefore the need to implement == and != operators here. |
| ARCCore.IKDate.ValidDateTimeFormats | ARCCore | ClassMember | Note: Be very careful about expanding this array. ToString must be considered, and also how Equals should work with other sub classes of IK. |
| ARCCore.IKDate.EnrichKey | ARCCore | ClassMember | 'Implementing' -ITypeDescriber-. |
| ARCCore.IKLong | ARCCore | Class | A more memory efficient alternative to -IKString-. |
| ARCCore.IKString.FromString | ARCCore | ClassMember | Note how uses instance cache if already exists there |
| ARCCore.IKString | ARCCore | Class | Index key for any general id, like primary-key or sequence-number or similar. |
| ARCCore.IKString.op_Equality | ARCCore | ClassMember | It is quite natural in the code to write code like "if (a.CustomerId == b.CustomerId)", therefore the need to implement == and != operators here. |
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