Developing For .NET

I’ve been working on some more Extension Method stuff (I’ll be sharing soon!), and in the process I updated the DevelopingForDotNet.Extensions namespace.  Here is a list of the updated methods:

• DateTime.GetDateString() - accepts an Enum for the format of the DateTime string (Enum is part of the namespace).  Overridden to allow control over the separator character.
• DateTime.TwoDigitYear() - returns the Year of the DateTime in two digit format.  Great for aligning with legacy data.
• IDictionary.ExecuteOnValues<K, V>() - performs an Action<V> on each Value in a Dictionary.
• decimal.ConvertToMoney() - Converts any decimal to a two decimal precision numeric.  Overridden to allow control over rounding behavior.
• decimal.GetMoneyString() - Converts a decimal to Money and returns a properly formatted string.
• decimal.GetUSMoneyString() - implements the above, but specific to US Currency.  Also overridden for rounding.
• long.ConvertToWords() - converts a long value to spelled out words.
• decimal.GetDecimalNumbers() - returns just the decimal portion to the right of the decimal point as an integer.
• StringBuilder.Clear() - clears all text from a StringBuilder (sets its length to 0).

Be sure to download the update.  Keep watching, there will be more to come.

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