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macros:function:math.equalityconverter [2020/03/28 17:24] – created icke_siegenmacros:function:math.equalityconverter [2021/07/23 12:24] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   Boolean Math.EqualityConverter(string StringToCheckAgainst)   Boolean Math.EqualityConverter(string StringToCheckAgainst)
  
-^ API | currently not in the API | +^ API                             | currently not in the API                                                                                                                  
-^ description | ASSUMPTION this checks if a parameter equals to a given string and returns true if it does | +^ description                     | ASSUMPTION this checks if a parameter equals to a given string and returns true if it does                                                
-^ [[macros:namespace|namespace]] | [[macros:namespace:Math]] | +^ [[macros:namespace|namespace]]  | [[macros:namespace:Math]]                                                                                                                 
-^ parameter | StringToCheckAgainst ( [[macros:type:string]] ) : string to compare the parameter with | +^ parameter                       | StringToCheckAgainst ( [[macros:type:string]] ) : string to compare the parameter with                                                    
-::: | Parameter ( [[macros:type:string]] ) : the property tp check whether it matches the string. This needs to be set separately, see example | +:::                             | Parameter ( [[macros:type:string]] ) : the property to check whether it matches the string. This needs to be set separately, see example  
-^ return value | [[macros:type:boolean] |  +^ return value                    | [[macros:type:boolean]]                                                                                                                   | 
 + 
 +Hint: there is another Math.EqualityConverter explained at https://github.com/RicoSuter/MyToolkit/blob/master/src/MyToolkit.Extended/Converters/EqualityConverter.cs:  
 +> Returns a bool whether the objects string representation equals to the converter parameter. 
  
 == Example in ==  == Example in == 
macros/function/math.equalityconverter.1585416286.txt.gz · Last modified: 2020/03/28 17:24 by icke_siegen

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