RegExHelper | A UI to help with writing Regular Expressions | Regex library
kandi X-RAY | RegExHelper Summary
kandi X-RAY | RegExHelper Summary
A UI to help with writing Regular Expressions. This is a UI built using PowerShell and WPF that allows for simple Regular Expression checking by displaying the results in real time. Currently this only supports a string match but future versions will allow for locating patterns in a log file or similiar groups of text. Feedback and improvements are always welcome! Be sure to check out the Dev branch to help out with the log file regular expression helper. You need to dot source the script to load the Invoke-RegExHelper function.
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QUESTION
Here's my scenario:
There is a collection of objects where each object contains a Dictionary
. The user can build a set of queries for this collection from another app to obtain a subset by selecting a Key
in the Dictionary
, an operator such as >
or CONTAINS
, etc., and a Value
. They can also balance parenthesis to create groups of queries and select AND/OR
operators to combine the queries.
As an example, let's say I have a collection of Car
objects and the Dictionary
contains keys for Make
, Model
, and Year
.
My app is getting these queries in the form of a string like so:
"((Make = Honda) AND (Model CONTAINS Civic)) || (Year >= 2015)"
This tells me that from the collection of Car
objects that I want cars that have Dictionary
keys/values of and
OR
So, I parse these out and put them into a QueryClass
containing three string fields for the Key
, the Operator
, and the Value
. I also keep track of the operator between the queries, and if they are in a group of parentheses or not.
Currently, I have to go through each QueryClass
one by one performing the query, checking what the previous operator was, if it's part of a group, etc. and combining collections over and over until it reaches the end. This is tedious and seems like an awful way to do things. If there was a way to build these LINQ queries dynamically or perform SQL statements (what these are essential) on this collection it would be better.
Here's my query class that I'm storing the parsed strings in:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-14 at 17:51You should be able to use Linq Expressions (System.Linq.Expressions
) and leverage predicates to handle your filtering.
QUESTION
I have the following class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-09 at 18:27You can't use DropDownListFor as the first parameter references the field you want to set the value in.
DropDownList works fine though:
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