Added parameters to configure Fody.ToString output#21
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Added parameters to configure Fody.ToString output#21otebos wants to merge 6 commits intoFody:masterfrom
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There are also UnitTests to prove those parameters work. |
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this slipped off the radar. can u rebase |
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merged manually here d3b337b |
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I've added 4 parameters to configure output:
PropertyNameToValueSeparator - defines the separator used between property name and property value
PropertiesSeparator - defines separator used between properties (and between class name and first property)
WrapWithBrackets - defines if output should be wrapped with curly brackets
WriteTypeName - defines if T: should be in output.
All attributes have fall-back strategy to normal behavior - so if no parameters are provided output is exactly the same as it was before this change.
Usage:
<ToString PropertyNameToValueSeparator="->" PropertiesSeparator=" , " WrapWithBrackets="false" WriteTypeName="false" />I made those changes because this lib is doing great job but I needed the ToString output less human-readable, more easy-to-process later.