13 packages returned for Tags:"ICloneable"

NClone is a library that takes care of cloning .NET objects and object trees. It saves you from writing boilerplate and error-prone Clone methods and does not harm your application performance.

Contains Open.Cloneable.ICloneable and Open.Cloneable.ICloneable<T>. Since there is not consistent availability for both, this assembly is provided for common use.

A reflection based, configurable deep object cloner that can selectively modify objects during the clone operation.

The framework Enumerations provides a solid baseline of features emulating a Java style enumeration structure for .NET. Simple Ordinal based Enumerations are supported, as are more complex Flags-like Bitwise... More information

Enumerations tests framework is provided as an NUnit based framework sufficient to exercise the majority of boilerplate issues concerning both Ordinal as well as Bitwise Enumerations.

Provides the build time generators that respond to the [FlagsEnumeration] partial class attribute.

Provides the [FlagsEnumeration] attribute for use when signaling when bitwise operators and so forth are to be auto generated at build time.

Provides the analyzers necessary to ensure that Enumeration derivations with [FlagsEnumeration] decoration are declared partial.

The framework Enumerations provides a solid baseline of features emulating a Java style enumeration structure for .NET. Simple Ordinal based Enumerations are supported, as are more complex Flags-like Bitwise... More information

Provides the build time generators that respond to the [FlagsEnumeration] partial class attribute.

Provides the analyzers necessary to ensure that Enumeration derivations with [FlagsEnumeration] decoration are declared partial.

Provides the [FlagsEnumeration] attribute for use when signaling when bitwise operators and so forth are to be auto generated at build time.

Enumerations tests framework is provided as an NUnit based framework sufficient to exercise the majority of boilerplate issues concerning both Ordinal as well as Bitwise Enumerations.