CoreUtils Class

Checks the type if the type is a numeric type.

Convert specified discriminator value to its real type

Creates a new set of pairs where the values of a key in both subset1 and subset2 are combined as a pair. Keys which are present only in subset1 or only in subset2 are ignored.

Deserializes the specified bytes into a new instance of T. If the bytes don't represent a T instance, null is returned.

Determines the implied synchronize source value from the specified syncable children.

Encodings the type to encoding.

Splits string passed in into fragments. First on spaces, then on _ and then on Capitols/lowercase boundaries. All fragments are added to the same list, all '_''s stripped out are stored in the list as well. All spaces are not placed in the returned list. Underscores are stored per underscore, so a ___ part is stored as 3 strings with 1 underscore.

Splits string passed in into fragments. First on spaces, then on _ and then on Capitols/lowercase boundaries. All fragments are added to the same list, all '_''s stripped out are stored in the list as well. All spaces are not placed in the returned list. Underscores are stored per underscore, so a ___ part is stored as 3 strings with 1 underscore.

Converts the given name into a string that is usable as a CLS compliant name. All names are PasCal cased, which means the first character is made uppercase. It tries to comply the to identifier syntaxis for C#, with 1 exception, it will not allow a '@' character nor '_' at the front of the name. See section 2.4.2 of the C# standard for details. When the name starts with a numeric digit, a '_' is added as a prefix. This way the name is always CLS compliant. If the resulting name is empty, an exception is thrown. Will capitalize the first character.

Converts the given name into a string that is usable as a CLS compliant name. All names are PasCal cased, which means the first character is made uppercase. It tries to comply the to identifier syntaxis for C#, with 1 exception, it will not allow a '@' character nor '_' at the front of the name. See section 2.4.2 of the C# standard for details. When the name starts with a numeric digit, a '_' is added as a prefix. This way the name is always CLS compliant. If the resulting name is empty, an exception is thrown.

Makes the name of the CLS compliant.

Creates a relative path to get from fromPath to toPath. If one of them is empty, the emptystring is returned. If there's no common path, toPath is returned.

Makes the string passed in unique and valid for the validator.

Makes the string passed in unique and valid for the validator.

Serializes the specified object to a byte array using the default binary formatter.

Strips the name from the prefix/suffix patterns stored in stripPattern

Validates the specified value to validate.

Validates the specified value to validate.