TypePair Struct

The TypePair struct represents a pair of types, commonly used for object mapping and type conversion. It includes various properties and methods to facilitate type-related operations.

Installation

You can install by using NuGet:

PM> Install-Package StoneKit.Core.Structs.TypePair

Usage

Creating TypePairs

Using Constructor

var typePair = new TypePair(typeof(SourceType), typeof(TargetType));

Using Generic Method

var typePair = TypePair.Create<SourceType, TargetType>();

Checking Type Characteristics

// Check if the types are both enums bool isEnumTypes = typePair.IsEnumTypes; // Check if the types are both enumerable bool isEnumerableTypes = typePair.IsEnumerableTypes; // Check if the source type is nullable while the target type is not bool isNullableToNotNullable = typePair.IsNullableToNotNullable; // Check if the types are deep cloneable bool isDeepCloneable = typePair.IsDeepCloneable;

Checking for Type Conversion

// Check if a TypeConverter is available for type conversion bool hasTypeConverter = typePair.HasTypeConverter();

Equality Comparison

// Check if two TypePairs are equal bool areEqual = typePair1.Equals(typePair2);

Examples

// Example: Creating TypePairs var typePair1 = new TypePair(typeof(int), typeof(string)); var typePair2 = TypePair.Create<double, decimal>(); // Example: Checking Type Characteristics bool isEnumTypes = typePair1.IsEnumTypes; bool isDeepCloneable = typePair2.IsDeepCloneable; // Example: Checking for Type Conversion bool hasTypeConverter = typePair1.HasTypeConverter(); // Example: Equality Comparison bool areEqual = typePair1.Equals(typePair2);

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.