Best NBi code snippet using NBi.Core.DataType.DateTimeInfo
DataTypeInfoFactory.cs
Source: DataTypeInfoFactory.cs
...27 ((NumericInfo)dataTypeInfo).Precision = row.NumericPrecision;28 }29 else if (row.DateTimePrecision > 0)30 {31 dataTypeInfo = new DateTimeInfo();32 ((DateTimeInfo)dataTypeInfo).Precision = row.DateTimePrecision;33 }34 else35 {36 dataTypeInfo = new DataTypeInfo();37 }38 dataTypeInfo.Name = row.DataType.ToLower();39 dataTypeInfo.Nullable = row.IsNullable.ToUpper() == "YES".ToUpper();40 return dataTypeInfo;41 }42 public DataTypeInfo Instantiate(string value)43 {44 DataTypeInfo dataTypeInfo = null;45 var type = value.Split('(')[0];46 dataTypeInfo = Decrypt(type);47 int? first = null;48 int? second = null;49 if (value.Split('(').Length>1)50 {51 first = Convert.ToInt32(value.Split('(')[1].Split(',')[0].Replace(")",""));52 if (value.Split('(')[1].Split(',').Length>1)53 second = Convert.ToInt32(value.Split('(')[1].Split(',')[1].Replace(")",""));54 }55 if (second.HasValue && dataTypeInfo is IScale)56 ((IScale)dataTypeInfo).Scale = second.Value;57 if (first.HasValue && dataTypeInfo is IPrecision)58 ((IPrecision)dataTypeInfo).Precision = first.Value;59 if (first.HasValue && dataTypeInfo is ILength)60 ((ILength)dataTypeInfo).Length = first.Value; 61 62 return dataTypeInfo;63 }64 protected DataTypeInfo Decrypt(string type)65 {66 DataTypeInfo value = null;67 switch (type)68 {69 case "bit":70 value = new DataTypeInfo();71 break;72 case "ntext":73 case "nvarchar":74 case "varchar":75 case "nchar":76 case "text":77 case "char":78 value = new TextInfo();79 break;80 case "smalldatetime":81 case "datetime":82 value = new DateTimeInfo();83 break;84 case "bigint":85 case "money":86 case "smallmoney":87 case "decimal":88 case "float":89 case "int":90 case "real":91 case "smallint":92 case "tinyint":93 value = new NumericInfo();94 break;95 default:96 value = new DataTypeInfo();...
DataTypeInfoFactoryTest.cs
Source: DataTypeInfoFactoryTest.cs
...34 [TestCase("varchar(10)", typeof(TextInfo))]35 [TestCase("int", typeof(NumericInfo))]36 [TestCase("tinyint", typeof(NumericInfo))]37 [TestCase("char", typeof(TextInfo))]38 [TestCase("smalldatetime", typeof(DateTimeInfo))]39 [TestCase("float", typeof(NumericInfo))]40 [TestCase("decimal", typeof(NumericInfo))]41 [TestCase("decimal(10,2)", typeof(NumericInfo))]42 public void Instantiate_SqlType_CorrectName(string value, Type type)43 {44 var factory = new DataTypeInfoFactory();45 var obj = factory.Instantiate(value);46 Assert.That(obj, Is.TypeOf(type));47 }48 [Test]49 [TestCase("varchar(10)")]50 [TestCase("decimal(10,3)")]51 [TestCase("varchar")]52 [TestCase("int")]...
DateTimeInfo.cs
Source: DateTimeInfo.cs
...4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6namespace NBi.Core.DataType7{8 public class DateTimeInfo : DataTypeInfo, IPrecision9 {10 public int? Precision { get; set; }11 public override string ToString()12 {13 return Name + (Precision.HasValue ? "(" + Precision.Value.ToString() + ")" : "");14 }15 }16}...
DateTimeInfo
Using AI Code Generation
1using NBi.Core.DataType;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 DateTimeInfo dti = new DateTimeInfo();12 dti.Parse("2015-01-01");13 Console.WriteLine(dti.ToString());14 Console.ReadLine();15 }16 }17}
DateTimeInfo
Using AI Code Generation
1var dti = new DateTimeInfo();2dti.HasMillisecond = true;3dti.HasSecond = true;4dti.HasMinute = true;5dti.HasHour = true;6dti.HasDay = true;7dti.HasMonth = true;8dti.HasYear = true;9var dti = new DateTimeInfo();10dti.HasMillisecond = true;11dti.HasSecond = true;12dti.HasMinute = true;13dti.HasHour = true;14dti.HasDay = true;15dti.HasMonth = true;16dti.HasYear = true;17var dti = new DateTimeInfo();18dti.HasMillisecond = true;19dti.HasSecond = true;20dti.HasMinute = true;21dti.HasHour = true;22dti.HasDay = true;23dti.HasMonth = true;24dti.HasYear = true;25var dti = new DateTimeInfo();26dti.HasMillisecond = true;27dti.HasSecond = true;28dti.HasMinute = true;29dti.HasHour = true;30dti.HasDay = true;31dti.HasMonth = true;32dti.HasYear = true;33var dti = new DateTimeInfo();34dti.HasMillisecond = true;35dti.HasSecond = true;36dti.HasMinute = true;37dti.HasHour = true;38dti.HasDay = true;39dti.HasMonth = true;40dti.HasYear = true;41var dti = new DateTimeInfo();42dti.HasMillisecond = true;43dti.HasSecond = true;44dti.HasMinute = true;45dti.HasHour = true;46dti.HasDay = true;47dti.HasMonth = true;48dti.HasYear = true;49var dti = new DateTimeInfo();50dti.HasMillisecond = true;51dti.HasSecond = true;
DateTimeInfo
Using AI Code Generation
1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NBi.Core.DataType;7{8 {9 public DateTimeInfo(DateTime date)10 {11 Date = date;12 }13 public DateTime Date { get; set; }14 public int Year { get { return Date.Year; } }15 public int Month { get { return Date.Month; } }16 public int Day { get { return Date.Day; } }17 public int Hour { get { return Date.Hour; } }18 public int Minute { get { return Date.Minute; } }19 public int Second { get { return Date.Second; } }20 public int Millisecond { get { return Date.Millisecond; } }21 public string DayOfWeek { get { return Date.DayOfWeek.ToString(); } }22 public string DayOfYear { get { return Date.DayOfYear.ToString(); } }23 public string WeekOfYear { get { return System.Globalization.CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Calendar.GetWeekOfYear(Date, System.Globalization.CalendarWeekRule.FirstDay, DayOfWeek.Monday).ToString(); } }24 public string QuarterOfYear { get { return ((Date.Month - 1) / 3 + 1).ToString(); } }25 public string QuarterOfYearName { get { return "Q" + QuarterOfYear; } }26 public string MonthName { get { return Date.ToString("MMMM"); } }27 public string MonthNameShort { get { return Date.ToString("MMM"); } }28 public string DayOfWeekName { get { return Date.ToString("dddd"); } }29 public string DayOfWeekNameShort { get { return Date.ToString("ddd"); } }30 public string HourName { get { return Date.ToString("hh"); } }31 public string HourName24 { get { return Date.ToString("HH"); } }32 public string MinuteName { get { return Date.ToString("mm"); } }33 public string SecondName { get { return Date.ToString("ss"); } }34 public string MillisecondName { get { return Date.ToString("fff"); } }35 public string AM { get { return Date.ToString("tt"); } }36 public string PM { get { return Date.ToString("tt"); } }37 }38}
DateTimeInfo
Using AI Code Generation
1using NBi.Core.DataType;2using NBi.Core;3DateTimeInfo dateTimeInfo = new DateTimeInfo();4DateTimeFactory dateTimeFactory = new DateTimeFactory();5dateTimeInfo.Format = "yyyy-MM-dd";6dateTimeInfo.Culture = "en-US";7DateTime dateTime = dateTimeFactory.Instantiate(dateTimeInfo);8DateTime currentDateTime = DateTime.Now;9string currentDateTimeString = currentDateTime.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd");10if (currentDateTimeString == dateTime.ToString(currentDateTime))11{12 Console.WriteLine("The date and time are equal");13}14{15 Console.WriteLine("The date and time are not equal");16}
DateTimeInfo
Using AI Code Generation
1var dti = new DateTimeInfo();2dti.Parse("2012-06-01");3var dt = dti.GetValue();4var dti = new DateTimeInfo();5dti.Parse("2012-06-01");6var dt = dti.GetValue();
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