This class represents the Plexdata Template Formatter.

System.Object
  Plexdata.Utilities.Formatting.Template
Namespace: Plexdata.Utilities.Formatting
Assembly: Plexdata.Utilities.Templates (in Plexdata.Utilities.Templates.dll) Version: 1.0.0

C#

public static class Template

	Name	Description
	Format(String, Object[])	Formats the list of arguments into the format string.
	Format(IFormatProvider, String, Object[])	Formats the list of arguments into the format string using given format provider.
	Format(IArgumentRelations, String, Object[])	Formats the list of arguments into the format string.
	Format(IArgumentSerializer, String, Object[])	Formats the list of arguments into the format string using given argument serializer.
	Format(Options, String, Object[])	Formats the list of arguments into the format string using given options.
	Format(IFormatProvider, IArgumentRelations, String, Object[])	Formats the list of arguments into the format string using given format provider.
	Format(IFormatProvider, IArgumentSerializer, String, Object[])	Formats the list of arguments into the format string using given format provider as well as given argument serializer.
	Format(IArgumentSerializer, IArgumentRelations, String, Object[])	Formats the list of arguments into the format string using given argument serializer.
	Format(Options, IArgumentRelations, String, Object[])	Formats the list of arguments into the format string using given options.
	Format(Boolean, Options, IArgumentRelations, String, Object[])	Formats the list of arguments into the format string using given options.
	Format(IFormatProvider, IArgumentSerializer, IArgumentRelations, String, Object[])	Formats the list of arguments into the format string using given format provider as well as given argument serializer.
	Truncate	Cuts off the builder, if necessary.

The Plexdata Template Formatter can be used like the equivalent Format methods of class String but with full template support.

More information about template formatting can be found on the Internet under https://messagetemplates.org.

Here are some examples to illustrate a usage. C#

// Both examples would produce an output like:
// "Date: 10/29/20, Buyer: John Doe, Sales: $1,234.57"

Template.Format(
    "Date: {0:MM/dd/yy}, Buyer: {1}, Sales: {2:C}", 
    date, name, sales);

Template.Format(
    "Date: {date:MM/dd/yy}, Buyer: {buyer}, Sales: {sales:C}", 
    date, name, sales);

Plexdata.Utilities.Formatting Namespace