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| DocFragId | Assembly | DocFragType | Description.FirstLine() |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARCQuery.CompoundKey.TryGetP | ARCQuery | ClassMember | The outwards facing executor, understanding use of -FunctionKeys-. |
| ARCCore.IKLong | ARCCore | Class | A more memory efficient alternative to -IKString-. |
| ARCQuery.CompoundKey.TryGetPInternal | ARCQuery | ClassMember | The internal executor, containing the specific functionality for how to evaluate the key. |
| ARCCore.IKLong.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. |
| ARCQuery.CompoundKey.Parse | ARCQuery | ClassMember | Note that no TryParse is offered here, because Parse will always succeed (it just returns -CompoundInvalidKey- if 'fails'). |
| ARCCore.IKLong.EnrichKey | ARCCore | ClassMember | 'Implementing' -ITypeDescriber-. |
| ARCQuery.CompoundKey.ToString | ARCQuery | ClassMember | The ToString representation is the one relevant when used as key, like in -IK- or when selecting like 'SELECT {fieldName}'. |
| ARCCore.IKString | ARCCore | Class | Index key for any general id, like primary-key or sequence-number or similar. |
| ARCQuery.CompoundKey.FunctionKeys | ARCQuery | ClassMember | All -FunctionKey-s chained at end of compound key (but before an eventual -QuantileKey-). |
| ARCCore.IKString.FromCache | ARCCore | ClassMember | Reduces number of objects generated by caching those known to be within a limited range |
| ARCQuery.CompoundKey.QuantileKey | ARCQuery | ClassMember | Eventual final -QuantileKey- at end of compound key. |
| ARCCore.IKString.FromString | ARCCore | ClassMember | Note how uses instance cache if already exists there |
| ARCQuery.ConstantKey<T> | ARCQuery | Class | Represents a constant expression like "' '", "', '", "42". |
| 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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