Class NewLine

Namespace

ICSharpCode.Decompiler.Util

Assembly

ICSharpCode.Decompiler.dll

Defines unicode new lines according to Unicode Technical Report #13 http://www.unicode.org/standard/reports/tr13/tr13-5.html

public static class NewLine

Inheritance

object

NewLine

Inherited Members

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

Fields

CR

Carriage Return, U+000D

public const char CR = '\r'

Field Value

char

FF

Form Feed, U+000C

public const char FF = '\f'

Field Value

char

LF

Line Feed, U+000A

public const char LF = '\n'

Field Value

char

LS

Line Separator, U+2028

public const char LS = '\u2028'

Field Value

char

NEL

Next Line, U+0085

public const char NEL = '\u0085'

Field Value

char

PS

Paragraph Separator, U+2029

public const char PS = '\u2029'

Field Value

char

VT

Vertical Tab, U+000B

public const char VT = '\v'

Field Value

char

Methods

GetDelimiterLength(char, char)

Determines if a char is a new line delimiter.

public static int GetDelimiterLength(char curChar, char nextChar)

Parameters

curChar char

The current character.

nextChar char

The next character (if != LF then length will always be 0 or 1).

Returns

int

0 == no new line, otherwise it returns either 1 or 2 depending of the length of the delimiter.

GetDelimiterLength(char, Func<char>?)

Determines if a char is a new line delimiter.

public static int GetDelimiterLength(char curChar, Func<char>? nextChar = null)

Parameters

curChar char

The current character.

nextChar Func<char>

A callback getting the next character (may be null).

Returns

int

0 == no new line, otherwise it returns either 1 or 2 depending of the length of the delimiter.

GetDelimiterType(char, char)

Gets the new line type of a given char/next char.

public static UnicodeNewline GetDelimiterType(char curChar, char nextChar)

Parameters

curChar char

The current character.

nextChar char

The next character (if != LF then length will always be 0 or 1).

Returns

UnicodeNewline

0 == no new line, otherwise it returns either 1 or 2 depending of the length of the delimiter.

GetDelimiterType(char, Func<char>?)

Gets the new line type of a given char/next char.

public static UnicodeNewline GetDelimiterType(char curChar, Func<char>? nextChar = null)

Parameters

curChar char

The current character.

nextChar Func<char>

A callback getting the next character (may be null).

Returns

UnicodeNewline

0 == no new line, otherwise it returns either 1 or 2 depending of the length of the delimiter.

GetString(UnicodeNewline)

Gets the new line as a string.

public static string GetString(UnicodeNewline newLine)

Parameters

newLine UnicodeNewline

Returns

string

IsNewLine(char)

Determines if a char is a new line delimiter.

Note that the only 2 char wide new line is CR LF and both chars are new line chars on their own. For most cases GetDelimiterLength is the better choice.

public static bool IsNewLine(char ch)

Parameters

ch char

Returns

bool

TryGetDelimiterLengthAndType(char, out int, out UnicodeNewline, char)

Determines if a char is a new line delimiter.

public static bool TryGetDelimiterLengthAndType(char curChar, out int length, out UnicodeNewline type, char nextChar)

Parameters

curChar char

The current character.

length int

The length of the delimiter

type UnicodeNewline

The type of the delimiter

nextChar char

The next character (if != LF then length will always be 0 or 1).

Returns

bool

0 == no new line, otherwise it returns either 1 or 2 depending of the length of the delimiter.

TryGetDelimiterLengthAndType(char, out int, out UnicodeNewline, Func<char>?)

Determines if a char is a new line delimiter.

public static bool TryGetDelimiterLengthAndType(char curChar, out int length, out UnicodeNewline type, Func<char>? nextChar = null)

Parameters

curChar char

The current character.

length int

The length of the delimiter

type UnicodeNewline

The type of the delimiter

nextChar Func<char>

A callback getting the next character (may be null).

Returns

bool

0 == no new line, otherwise it returns either 1 or 2 depending of the length of the delimiter.