The StringExtension type exposes the following members.
Methods
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ConvertToEncoding(String, String, String) |
Converts text from one encoding to another - must be used with Ajax since it doesn't support encodings other than utf-8.
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ConvertToEncoding(String, Encoding, Encoding) |
Converts text from one encoding to another - must be used with Ajax since it doesn't support encodings other than utf-8.
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FormatWith(String, Object) |
Named format string extension method - instead of string.Format("{0} first, {1} second", 3.14, DateTime.Now) the following can be used:
string.Format("{pi} first, {date} second", someObj)
Formats such as {foo.bar.baz} where baz is a property of bar which is a property of foo are also allowed.
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FormatWith(String, IFormatProvider, Object) |
Named format string extension method - instead of string.Format("{0} first, {1} second", 3.14, DateTime.Now) the following can be used:
string.Format("{pi} first, {date} second", someObj)
Formats such as {foo.bar.baz} where baz is a property of bar which is a property of foo are also allowed.
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FormatWith(String, IFormatProvider, Object, String) |
Named format string extension method - instead of string.Format("{0} first, {1} second", 3.14, DateTime.Now) the following can be used:
string.Format("{pi} first, {date} second", someObj)
Formats such as {foo.bar.baz} where baz is a property of bar which is a property of foo are also allowed.
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FormatWith(String, IFormatProvider, Object, String, Boolean) |
Named format string extension method - instead of string.Format("{0} first, {1} second", 3.14, DateTime.Now) the following can be used:
string.Format("{pi} first, {date} second", someObj)
Formats such as {foo.bar.baz} where baz is a property of bar which is a property of foo are also allowed.
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FormatWith(String, IFormatProvider, Object, String, Char, Char) |
Named format string extension method - instead of string.Format("{0} first, {1} second", 3.14, DateTime.Now) the following can be used:
string.Format("{pi} first, {date} second", someObj)
Formats such as {foo.bar.baz} where baz is a property of bar which is a property of foo are also allowed.
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FormatWith(String, IFormatProvider, Object, String, Char, Char, Boolean) |
Named format string extension method - instead of string.Format("{0} first, {1} second", 3.14, DateTime.Now) the following can be used:
string.Format("{pi} first, {date} second", someObj)
Formats such as {foo.bar.baz} where baz is a property of bar which is a property of foo are also allowed.
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GetPhrases |
Gets the phrases from the provided text.
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Match(String, String) |
Returns true if the string matches the pattern which may contain * and ? wildcards.
Matching is done without regard to case.
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Match(String, String, Boolean) |
Returns true if the string matches the pattern which may contain * and ? wildcards.
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Replace |
Performs advanced string replace (including StringComparison for case insensitive or invariant culture replace).
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Split |
Gets a list of items from a specified string that are splited by a separator term.
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ToTrimmedWordString |
Trims a string to the specified length without breaking words and with applying auto ellipsis character (...) at the end of a trimmed string.
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ToUserFriendlyString |
Returns nicely formatted string from a Pascal cased string (used for database field names, etc.).
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