47 packages returned for Tags:"extension-method"

Useful IEnumerable extension methods.

A library that provides extension methods for System.IO.FileInfo and System.IO.DirectoryInfo to support symbolic links using the code from Troy Parsons' blog post http://troyparsons.com/blog/2012/03/symbolic-links-in-c-sharp/.

A deliberately-small collection of useful extension methods with an embarrassing lack of test coverage.

Extension methods for ISet<>. This project is storing additional method(s) for daily usage.

A collection of utility classes and extension methods that are generally useful and not specifically related to any particular project.

SeedPacket adds a .seed() method onto IEnumerable for quickly seeding data. Similar to a LINQ extension, it populates lists with realistic data. Ex: var mylist = new List<Item>().Seed(). It is easy to use, with a customizable, and powerful rules engine that keys off the datatype or interface, and... More information

MIT - License Collection of extension methods. PCL - Portable Class Library Win8+,Net4+,WP8,SL5

SrkToolkit.Common contains various extension methods, validators and utility classes.

Working with dates and time in .NET works great, but I feel it could be more natural to work with them. new DateTime(2000, 6, 3) is less natural than 3.June(2000), isn't it?

String wildcard match (I can not believe no one already wrote a simple NuGet package to do this).

.NET Extension Method

Simple, unambitious, fluent, chain of responsability based validation library.

A simple library extension-method based to solve common tasks

Extension methods that provide a simple, thread-safe mechanism for firing events.

This package contains some very useful extension-methods an some basic C#-components.

Extension method that returns if the given object value isn't default(T).

Provides extension methods for INotifyPropertyChanged to raise the PropertyChanged event and reduce boilerplate code.

A Stream.CopyTo implementation for .NET 2.0, .NET 3.0, and .NET 3.5. Just install and use normally, no references required.

Convert any list or IEnumerable to a properly formatted, plain-text list, with support for Oxford commas and different list item separators. Use "using static NeoSmart.TextList;" and call the extension method IEnumerable<T>.ToTextList() to return a string containing the formatted list of items.

commonly used in c# programming with extension methods