Core.Cast-Transform-Convert 3.2.0.89

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An easy-to-use, portable, tested, documented, serializable, thread-safe, strongly typed library for changing between unrestricted, arbitrary data types

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Version Downloads Last updated
3.2.0.94 2,149 11/1/2016
3.2.0.93 1,674 11/1/2016
3.2.0.92 1,685 11/1/2016
3.2.0.91 1,727 11/1/2016
3.2.0.89 1,402 10/19/2016
3.2.0.86 1,452 10/17/2016
3.2.0.84 1,479 10/17/2016
3.2.0.82 1,476 10/17/2016
3.2.0.81 1,446 10/14/2016
3.2.0.80 1,434 10/14/2016
3.2.0.79 1,450 10/14/2016
3.2.0.78 1,490 10/13/2016
3.2.0.77 1,422 10/13/2016
3.2.0 1,413 10/13/2016
3.1.0.69 1,412 10/9/2016
3.1.0.5 1,559 10/9/2016
3.1.0.2 2,228 9/21/2016
3.1.0 1,442 10/3/2016
3.0.1.4 1,507 9/13/2016
3.0.1 1,425 10/3/2016

=== Key Features ===

-Central thread-safe pool of converting functions
-Data Encapsulation
-Add converters at runtime or compile-time
-Consistent exception behavior
-Optional functions following the "Try" convention of .NET
-Instant improvement of source-code readability and maintainability
-Low overall performance impact
-Little to no learning curve
-Independent, portable library

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### Changelog with the most recent changes

*    62 seconds ago  (HEAD -> master, origin/master, origin/HEAD) Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/lsauer/dotnet-portable-cast-convert-transform (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
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| * 4 minutes ago  appveyor: added powershell scripts to the set of monitored build-files (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* | 4 minutes ago  appveyor: added powershell scripts to the set of monitored build-files (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
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* 7 minutes ago  Nuget packaging: fixed missing dynamic build-path in the nuspec file (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 21 minutes ago  Tests: Added new tests to the csproj; Added a direct csproj reference to the TypeCast library (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 22 minutes ago  Tests: Added tests for custom NumberFormatInfo based conversions [ci skip] (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 26 minutes ago  Improved: Added a new ConverterCollectionCause to the exception enumeration list; Better handling of a missing assembly exception during initialization (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 29 minutes ago  Improved: Renamed variable to better reflect its purpose [ci skip] (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 30 minutes ago   Improved: Allow Disambiguates when the ConverterMethodAttribute has a Name property set (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 31 minutes ago  Improved: Better creation of Standard Converters, designated with object as Argument-Type [ci skip] (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 2 hours ago  Tests: Added a CaptureDataException for throwing data-objects at a desired point outside a method for analysis [ci skip] (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 3 hours ago  Improved: Cleaned up unecessary code-lines (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 26 hours ago  Changed: Removed binaries due to a DevOps pipeline and automated release builds (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 32 hours ago  Deploy: Include dynamic changelog of the most recent changes in the nuget package (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 33 hours ago  Deploy: Improved Nuget packaging script to handle x64 platform packaging (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 2 days ago  Tests: Added ConvertContext unit tests (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 2 days ago  Fixed:  Obsolete paths in some example-csproj references (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 2 days ago  Improved: Worked off the remaining build messages, relating to xml comments, hidden properties and processor architecture; updates package dependency versions (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 3 days ago  Improved: ConverterAttribute assignment in the Factory (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 3 days ago  Tests: Added tests for 'ConverterMethodAttribute' (Lorenz Lo Sauer)
* 3 days ago  Imrpoved: Renamed extension method for clarification (Lorenz Lo Sauer)

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### Getting started in 4 steps

1. *Install* with the <a href="http://goo.gl/iekUWH" target="_blank">NuGet Package manager</a>: `PM> Install-Package Core.TypeCast`.  
2. *Add the namespace* to your top-listed using directives: `using Core.TypeCast;`.
3. *Create a class* with one or more methods: `class MyConverter { ... int MyConverter(string argument) ... }`
4. *Attribute* any class with `[ConverterAttribute]`: _`public class MyConverter { ... }`_.    
   Subsequently, attribute the converting methods using `[ConverterMethodAttribute]`: _`public int MyConverter(string attribute){ ... }`__
5. **Done!**

Now, invoke conversions in your code anywhere as follows:
```cs
   var castedInt = "500s".CastTo<int>();
   var protein = "GAGTGCGCCCTCCCCGCACATGCGCCCTGACAGCCCAACAATGGCGGCGCCCGCGGAGTC".ConvertTo<IProtein>();
```
Use library functions which suit the change of type descriptively:

   `var complimentary = "GAGTGCGCCCTCCCCGCACATGCGCCCTGACAGCCCAACAATGGCGGCGCCCGCGGAGTC".Transform<Complementary>();`


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### Code Glance

Provided below is an abbreviated example of what code may look like in your project:

```cs
   using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
   // IPolyNucleotide.cs
   public interface IPolyNucleotide { ... }

   // used for "Tranform-Aliasing"
   delegate DNA Complimentary(string dnaSequence, AModelClass arguments);

   // DNA.cs
   [Converter]
   public class DNA : IPolyNucleotide
   {
       [ConverterMethod]
       protected IProtein ToProtein(string dnaSequence, bool homologyLookup = false)
       {
           ... ...
       }

       [ConverterMethod]
       [MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.AggressiveInlining)]
       public static DNA Complimentary(string dnaSequence, AModelClass arguments)
       {
           ... ...
       }
       ...
   }
```