How to use CaseGroupByArgs class of NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased package

Best NBi code snippet using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseGroupByArgs

ResultSetSystemHelper.cs

Source: ResultSetSystemHelper.cs Github

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...160 var predicationFactory = new PredicationFactory();161 predications.Add(predicationFactory.Instantiate(predicate, predicationXml.Operand));162 }163 }164 return new CaseGroupByArgs(predications, context);165 }166 throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException();167 }168 private Alter InstantiateConvert(ConvertXml convertXml)169 {170 var factory = new ConverterFactory();171 var converter = factory.Instantiate(convertXml.Converter.From, convertXml.Converter.To, convertXml.Converter.DefaultValue, convertXml.Converter.Culture);172 var engine = new ConverterEngine(convertXml.Column, converter);173 return engine.Execute;174 }175 private Alter InstantiateRename(RenamingXml renameXml)176 {177 var helper = new ScalarHelper(ServiceLocator, new Context(Variables));178 var newName = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(renameXml.NewName);...

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GroupByFactory.cs

Source: GroupByFactory.cs Github

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...22 switch (args)23 {24 case NoneGroupByArgs x: return None();25 case ColumnGroupByArgs x: return Instantiate(x.Columns, x.Context);26 case CaseGroupByArgs x: return new CaseGrouping(x.Cases, x.Context);27 default: throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException();28 }29 }30 private IGroupBy Instantiate(IEnumerable<IColumnDefinitionLight> columns, Context context)31 {32 if ((columns?.Count() ?? 0) == 0)33 return new NoneGrouping();34 var definitions = new List<ColumnDefinition>();35 foreach (var column in columns)36 {37 var definition = new ColumnDefinition()38 {39 Identifier = column.Identifier,40 Type = column.Type...

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CaseGroupByArgs.cs

Source: CaseGroupByArgs.cs Github

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...6using System.Text;7using System.Threading.Tasks;8namespace NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased9{10 public class CaseGroupByArgs : IGroupByArgs11 {12 public IEnumerable<IPredication> Cases { get; set; }13 public Context Context { get; set; }14 public CaseGroupByArgs(IEnumerable<IPredication> cases, Context context)15 => (Cases, Context) = (cases, context);16 }17}...

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CaseGroupByArgs

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1using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased;2using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping;3using NBi.NUnit.Query;4using NBi.NUnit.Query;5using NBi.NUnit.Query;6using NBi.NUnit.Query;7using NBi.NUnit.Query;8using NBi.NUnit.Query;9using NBi.NUnit.Query;10using NBi.NUnit.Query;11using NBi.NUnit.Query;12using NBi.NUnit.Query;13using NBi.NUnit.Query;14using NBi.NUnit.Query;15using NBi.NUnit.Query;16using NBi.NUnit.Query;

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CaseGroupByArgs

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1using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased;2using System;3using System.Collections.Generic;4using System.Linq;5using System.Text;6using System.Threading.Tasks;7{8 {9 static void Main(string[] args)10 {11 var caseGroupByArgs = new CaseGroupByArgs();12 caseGroupByArgs.AddCase("1", "A");13 caseGroupByArgs.AddCase("2", "B");14 caseGroupByArgs.AddCase("3", "C");15 caseGroupByArgs.AddCase("4", "D");16 caseGroupByArgs.AddCase("5", "E");17 caseGroupByArgs.AddCase("6", "F");18 caseGroupByArgs.AddCase("7", "G");19 caseGroupByArgs.AddCase("8", "H");20 caseGroupByArgs.AddCase("9", "I");21 caseGroupByArgs.AddCase("10", "J");22 var caseGroupBy = new CaseGroupBy(caseGroupByArgs);23 var group = caseGroupBy.GetGroup("7");24 Console.WriteLine(group);25 Console.ReadLine();26 }27 }28}

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CaseGroupByArgs

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1using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased;2using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen;3using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then;4using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete;5using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation;6using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete;7using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Identity;8using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Ordered;9using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Unordered;10using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Unordered.Identity;11using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Unordered.Ordered;12using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Unordered.Unordered;13using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Unordered.Unordered.Identity;14using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Unordered.Unordered.Ordered;15using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Unordered.Unordered.Unordered;16using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Unordered.Unordered.Unordered.Identity;17using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Unordered.Unordered.Unordered.Ordered;18using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Unordered.Unordered.Unordered.Unordered;19using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased.CaseWhenThen.Then.Concrete.Aggregation.Concrete.Unordered.Unordered.Unordered.Unordered.Identity;

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CaseGroupByArgs

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1var args = new CaseGroupByArgs();2args.Cases.Add(new Case("1", "1"));3args.Cases.Add(new Case("2", "2"));4args.Cases.Add(new Case("3", "3"));5args.Cases.Add(new Case("4", "4"));6args.Cases.Add(new Case("5", "5"));7args.Cases.Add(new Case("6", "6"));8args.Cases.Add(new Case("7", "7"));9args.Cases.Add(new Case("8", "8"));10args.Cases.Add(new Case("9", "9"));11args.Cases.Add(new Case("10", "10"));12args.Cases.Add(new Case("11", "11"));13args.Cases.Add(new Case("12", "12"));14args.Cases.Add(new Case("13", "13"));15args.Cases.Add(new Case("14", "14"));16args.Cases.Add(new Case("15", "15"));17args.Cases.Add(new Case("16", "16"));18args.Cases.Add(new Case("17", "17"));19args.Cases.Add(new Case("18", "18"));20args.Cases.Add(new Case("19", "19"));21args.Cases.Add(new Case("20", "20"));22args.Cases.Add(new Case("21", "21"));23args.Cases.Add(new Case("22", "22"));24args.Cases.Add(new Case("23", "23"));25args.Cases.Add(new Case("24", "24"));26args.Cases.Add(new Case("25", "25"));27args.Cases.Add(new Case("26", "26"));28args.Cases.Add(new Case("27", "27"));29args.Cases.Add(new Case("28", "28"));30args.Cases.Add(new Case("29", "29"));31args.Cases.Add(new Case("30", "30"));32args.Cases.Add(new Case("31", "31"));33args.Cases.Add(new Case("32", "32"));34args.Cases.Add(new Case("33", "33"));35args.Cases.Add(new Case("34", "34"));36args.Cases.Add(new Case("35", "35"));37args.Cases.Add(new Case("36", "36"));38args.Cases.Add(new Case("37", "37"));39args.Cases.Add(new Case("38", "38"));40args.Cases.Add(new Case("39", "39"));41args.Cases.Add(new Case("40", "40"));42args.Cases.Add(new Case("41",

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CaseGroupByArgs

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1using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System;4using System.Linq;5{6 {7 public CaseGroupByArgs(string columnName, string variableName, IList<Case> cases)8 : base(columnName, variableName)9 {10 Cases = cases;11 }12 public IList<Case> Cases { get; private set; }13 public override IEnumerable<Case> GetCases()14 {15 return Cases;16 }17 public override string GetCaption()18 {19 return string.Format(20 "If {0} is in {1} then {2}",21 string.Join(", ", Cases.Select(x => x.Value)),22 );23 }24 }25}26using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased;27using System.Collections.Generic;28using System;29using System.Linq;30{31 {32 public CaseGroupByArgs(string columnName, string variableName, IList<Case> cases)33 : base(columnName, variableName)34 {35 Cases = cases;36 }37 public IList<Case> Cases { get; private set; }38 public override IEnumerable<Case> GetCases()39 {40 return Cases;41 }42 public override string GetCaption()43 {44 return string.Format(45 "If {0} is in {1} then {2}",46 string.Join(", ", Cases.Select(x => x.Value)),47 );48 }49 }50}51using NBi.Core.Calculation.Grouping.CaseBased;52using System.Collections.Generic;53using System;54using System.Linq;55{56 {57 public CaseGroupByArgs(string columnName, string variableName, IList<Case> cases)58 : base(columnName, variableName)

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CaseGroupByArgs

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1var args = new CaseGroupByArgs();2args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("1", "1"));3args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("2", "2"));4args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("3", "3"));5args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("4", "4"));6args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("5", "5"));7args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("6", "6"));8args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("7", "7"));9args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("8", "8"));10args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("9", "9"));11args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("10", "10"));12args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("11", "11"));13args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("12", "12"));14args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("13", "13"));15args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("14", "14"));16args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("15", "15"));17args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("16", "16"));18args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("17", "17"));19args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("18", "18"));20args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("19", "19"));21args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("20", "20"));22args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("21", "21"));23args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("22", "22"));24args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("23", "23"));25args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("24", "24"));26args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("25", "25"));27args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("26", "26"));28args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("27", "27"));29args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("28", "28"));30args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("29", "29"));31args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("30", "30"));32args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("31", "31"));33args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("32", "32"));34args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("33", "33"));35args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("34", "34"));36args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("35", "35"));37args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("36", "36"));38args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("37", "37"));39args.Cases.Add(new CaseArgs("

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