182 packages returned for Tags:"Objects"

What you have been waiting for. Perform a deep compare of any two .NET objects using reflection. Shows the differences between the two objects.

Object library for dox

ObjectDumper is a utility which aims to serialize C# objects to string for debugging and logging purposes.

Object library for Dox

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A CSharp library that allows you to diff two objects and get a list of the differences back.

Objects is the default object model for Speckle

LINQ to JavaScript (JSLINQ) is an implementation of LINQ to Objects for JavaScript. It is simple to use and gives much needed power and flexibility to performing LINQ style queries agains traditional JavaScript... More information

Contains all SQL Server Managements Objects (SMO) that needs to be bundled for an application without the need of installing the Shared Managements Objects from SQL Server Feature Pack 2012 SP1.

Add deep object comparison to your NUnit assertions. Simply use Is.DeepEqualTo in place of Is.EqualTo.

Ported .NET version of Cactoos by Yegor Bugayenko.

DevForce takes care of your application's infrastructure-the gap between your data-layer and client-layer where the difficult job of turning raw data into business objects and moving them to and from the... More information

See documentation: https://github.com/NakedObjectsGroup/NakedObjectsFramework/tree/master/Documentation

Provides an API for manipulating RDF graphs using .NET dynamic objects.

XML Serialization library for XSD 1.0 and 1.1 compliance (Runtime Library). Download Liquid XML Objects code generator and Visual Studio extension from the project page.

Parse command line arguments into user defined objects

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TrackerDog turns any .NET object or full object graph into a change-trackable object

Typically this package is only installed as a dependency of another package.

How many times have you compiled your C# code today? So many that you already forgot, right? Imagine if you could write code and you never had to compile a single change you do. You just ran the app and coded... More information