/*
* DynamORM - Dynamic Object-Relational Mapping library.
* Copyright (c) 2012-2015, Grzegorz Russek (grzegorz.russek@gmail.com)
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
namespace DynamORM.Helpers
{
/// Class contains unclassified extensions.
internal static class UnclassifiedExtensions
{
/// Easy way to use conditional value.
/// Includes .
/// Input object type to check.
/// Result type.
/// The object to check.
/// The select function.
/// The else value.
/// Selected value or default value.
/// It lets you do this:
/// var lname = thingy.NullOr(t => t.Name).NullOr(n => n.ToLower());
/// which is more fluent and (IMO) easier to read than this:
/// var lname = (thingy != null ? thingy.Name : null) != null ? thingy.Name.ToLower() : null;
///
public static R NullOr(this T obj, Func func, R elseValue = default(R)) where T : class
{
return obj != null && obj != DBNull.Value ?
func(obj) : elseValue;
}
/// Easy way to use conditional value.
/// Includes .
/// Input object type to check.
/// Result type.
/// The object to check.
/// The select function.
/// The else value function.
/// Selected value or default value.
/// It lets you do this:
/// var lname = thingy.NullOr(t => t.Name).NullOr(n => n.ToLower());
/// which is more fluent and (IMO) easier to read than this:
/// var lname = (thingy != null ? thingy.Name : null) != null ? thingy.Name.ToLower() : null;
///
public static R NullOrFn(this T obj, Func func, Func elseFunc = null) where T : class
{
// Old if to avoid recurency.
return obj != null && obj != DBNull.Value ?
func(obj) : elseFunc != null ? elseFunc() : default(R);
}
#if !NET6_0_OR_GREATER
/// Simple distinct by selector extension.
/// The enumerator of elements distinct by specified selector.
/// Source collection.
/// Distinct key selector.
/// The enumerable element type parameter.
/// The selector type parameter.
public static IEnumerable DistinctBy(this IEnumerable source, Func keySelector)
{
HashSet seenKeys = new HashSet();
foreach (R element in source)
if (seenKeys.Add(keySelector(element)))
yield return element;
}
#endif
}
}