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DocFragId | Assembly | DocFragType | Description.FirstLine() |
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ARCCore.PCollection.TryGetV | ARCCore | ClassMember | Note that 'normally' this method would be irrelevant for a -PRich- object because we will usually be an entity object (like 'Customer') not having an intrinsic value ourselves per se (because we will instead be containing a list of values). |
ARCCore.PCollection.ToString | ARCCore | ClassMember | TODO: Decide on what we actually want with ToString for this class. |
ARCCore.BaseAttribute.TryRemoveP | ARCCore | ClassMember | Should probably never be used. |
ARCCore.CardinalityExtensions | ARCCore | Class | |
ARCCore.Extensions.ToStringShort | ARCCore | ClassMember | Returns a shorter representation than -ToStringDB-. |
ARCCore.Extensions.ToStringVeryShort | ARCCore | ClassMember | Returns same as -ToStringShort- but without any generics information at all. |
ARCCore.Extensions.KeysAsString | ARCCore | ClassMember | Gives a compressed overview of keys in a dictionary. Helpful for building exception messages. |
ARCCore.Extensions.GetValue | ARCCore | ClassMember | Gives better error messages when reading value from directory if key does not exist |
ARCCore.Extensions.Result | ARCCore | ClassMember | Returns heading plus return-value of function (calls function). If function == null then empty string is returned |
ARCCore.IKIP.TryAssertTypeIntegrity | ARCCore | ClassMember | Asserts that value is of correct type as specified by the key. |
ARCCore.IK | ARCCore | Class | IK = Interface Key / Index key. Key used to lookup 'inside' an instance of -IP-. |
ARCCore.IKCoded | ARCCore | Class | Understands coded and unencoded variants of -IK-. |
ARCCore.IKCoded.AllowedEncodedCharacters | ARCCore | ClassMember | The character set 'A...Za...z0...9-_().,='. |
ARCCore.IKDate | ARCCore | Class | A more memory efficient alternative to -IKString- (together with -IKLong-). |
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. |
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