16 packages returned for Tags:"traverse"

Tree Traverse for Linq

Treenumerable is a general purpose library for enumerating, traversing and querying just about any tree.

XUnit tests for adjunct-System.Linq.Traverse

Treenumerable.VisualTree.Silverlight is a general purpose library for enumerating, traversing and querying Silverlight's visual tree.

Ever try to get a value from nested objects and hate checking for nulls to avoid object reference errors? This small library takes the headache out of null checking!

Treenumerable.VisualTree.WPF is a general purpose library for enumerating, traversing and querying WPF's visual tree.

A lightweight library containing common utilities for working with .NET collections and enumerables

Babel Traverse (babel-traverse) binding library for Bridge.NET projects.

A lightweight library containing common utilities for working with .NET collections and enumerables

Traverse DependencyObjects properties up the logical and visual tree

Traverse binding library for Bridge.NET projects.

Simple logging utility

Single code to rule them all. Library to solve problems/games whose solution is based on a tree search, such as: N-Puzzle, Unblock Me, Sokoban, maze solving, Rubik's Cube, etc. Provide a description for the problem/game, written in any .NET language, and get back the steps that reach the solution.

A core library to enable functional programming in C# Data Types: - Identity - Maybe - Result - Either - Validation - Reader - Writer - IO - State - Tagged - Union - Coyoneda - Yoneda - Continuation - Redux: Store, Reducer, Middleware and Action (e.g. Tagged) Prelude (Standard Library) - Syntactic... More information

This framework aims to implement the concept of graph expression in the .NET language. With this framework it is possible to create any kind of searches on complex or circular objects in a way similar to what JQUERY does in JavaScript.

Explore trees and tree-like structures with LINQ using tree-traversal algorithms like breadth-first and depth-first search: IEnumerable<DirectoryInfo> childDirectories = Traverse.DepthFirst(new DirectoryInfo(...), d => d.EnumerateDirectories()); IEnumerable<DirectoryInfo>... More information