Properties Class

Definition

A collection of properties for a node. Properties allow you to store arbitrary data against a node and will be copying during calls to Copy(). Properties can have a single value or multiple values.

public sealed class Properties

Properties

Name	Description
Count	The number of properties in the collection.

Methods

Name	Description
AddRangeToMultiple<T>(String, IEnumerable<T>)	Adds values to a multiple valued property with the specified key.
AddToMultiple<T>(String, T)	Adds a value to a multiple valued property with the specified key.
ContainsKey(String)	Tests whether a property exists with the specified key.
GetMultiple<T>(String)	Gets the values of a multiple valued property with the specified key.
GetOrAdd<T>(String, Func<String, T>)	Gets the value of a single valued property with the specified key or returns a default value if the property does not exist.
GetOrDefault<T>(String, T)	Gets the value of a single valued property with the specified key or returns a default value if the property does not exist.
GetOrThrow<T>(String)	Gets the value of a single valued property with the specified key or throws an exception if the property does not exist.
GetOrThrow<T>(String, T)	Gets the value of a single valued property with the specified key or throws an exception if the property does not exist. Uses a field to cache the value for better performance.
GetOrThrow<T>(String, T?)	Gets the value of a single valued property with the specified key or throws an exception if the property does not exist. Uses a field to cache the value for better performance.
GetOrThrow<T>(String, Func<Exception>)	Gets the value of a single valued property with the specified key or throws an exception if the property does not exist.
GetOrThrow<T>(String, T, Func<Exception>)	Gets the value of a single valued property with the specified key or throws an exception if the property does not exist. Uses a field to cache the value for better performance.
GetOrThrow<T>(String, T?, Func<Exception>)	Gets the value of a single valued property with the specified key or throws an exception if the property does not exist. Uses a field to cache the value for better performance.
GetOrThrow<T>(String, Func<String, Exception>)	Gets the value of a single valued property with the specified key or throws an exception if the property does not exist.
GetOrThrow<T>(String, T, Func<String, Exception>)	Gets the value of a single valued property with the specified key or throws an exception if the property does not exist. Uses a field to cache the value for better performance.
GetOrThrow<T>(String, T?, Func<String, Exception>)	Gets the value of a single valued property with the specified key or throws an exception if the property does not exist. Uses a field to cache the value for better performance.
Set<T>(String, T)	Sets the value of a single valued property with the specified key.
Set<T>(String, T, T)	Sets the value of a single valued property with the specified key. Uses a field to cache the value for better performance.
Set<T>(String, T, T?)	Sets the value of a single valued property with the specified key. Uses a field to cache the value for better performance.
SetMultiple<T>(String, IEnumerable<T>)	Sets the values of a multiple valued property with the specified key. Any existing values are replaced.
TryAddToMultiple<T>(String, T, IEqualityComparer<T>)	Tries to add a value to a multiple valued property with the specified key. If the value already exists in the multiple then it is not added.
TryGet<T>(String, T)	Tries to get the value of a single valued property with the specified key.

Last modified: 22 November 2024