[ROOT] / doc / toc / ARCCore / Class / PK / Cleaner / __TOCDet
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| Assembly | ARCCore |
| DocFragType | ClassMember |
| IsInherited | -False- |
| IsInheritedDoc | -False- |
| Lines | -11- |
| Name | Cleaner |
| Namespace | ARCCore |
| Type | PK |
ClassMemberAttribute
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| DeclaringType | PK |
| MethodName | Cleaner |
| MethodSignature | System.Func`2[System.String,System.String] Cleaner |
Cleanup of values, to be used before value is attempted validated.
The reason for having a cleaner is to make the final user interface more user friendly. A typical error like having leading or trailing spaces in a user entered value should not result in any error message being generated, but the offending spaces should simply be string.Trim'ed away.
Originates from either:
1) The EnrichKey-implementation in ITypeDescriber (that is, as tailor made for the actual class) or
2) As a standard cleaner from a BasePKAttribute (typically from StandardCleaner).
If not found neither from 1) nor 2), then- Initialize will set a standard cleaner which will use string.Trim() (the null check below is really irrelevant)
Note how Initialize modifies the value to take into account Cardinality.
See also ValidatorAndParser.
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