Class LdValue.Convert

Predefined instances of LdValue.Converter<T> for commonly used types.

Inheritance

object

LdValue.Convert

Inherited Members

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

Namespace: LaunchDarkly.Sdk

Assembly: LaunchDarkly.CommonSdk.dll

Syntax

public static class LdValue.Convert

Remarks

These are mostly useful for methods that convert LdValue to or from a collection of some type, such as ArrayOf(params T[]) and AsList<T>(Converter<T>).

Fields

Bool

A LdValue.Converter<T> for the bool type.

Declaration

public static readonly LdValue.Converter<bool> Bool

Field Value

Type	Description
LdValue.Converter<bool>

Remarks

Its behavior is consistent with Of(bool) and AsBool.

Double

A LdValue.Converter<T> for the double type.

Declaration

public static readonly LdValue.Converter<double> Double

Field Value

Type	Description
LdValue.Converter<double>

Remarks

Its behavior is consistent with Of(double) and AsDouble.

Float

A LdValue.Converter<T> for the float type.

Declaration

public static readonly LdValue.Converter<float> Float

Field Value

Type	Description
LdValue.Converter<float>

Remarks

Its behavior is consistent with Of(float) and AsFloat.

Int

A LdValue.Converter<T> for the int type.

Declaration

public static readonly LdValue.Converter<int> Int

Field Value

Type	Description
LdValue.Converter<int>

Remarks

Its behavior is consistent with Of(int) and AsInt.

Json

A LdValue.Converter<T> that indicates the value is an LdValue and does not need to be converted.

Declaration

public static readonly LdValue.Converter<LdValue> Json

Field Value

Type	Description
LdValue.Converter<LdValue>

Long

A LdValue.Converter<T> for the long type.

Declaration

public static readonly LdValue.Converter<long> Long

Field Value

Type	Description
LdValue.Converter<long>

Remarks

Its behavior is consistent with Of(long) and AsLong.

Note that the LaunchDarkly service, and most of the SDKs, represent numeric values internally in 64-bit floating-point, which has slightly less precision than a signed 64-bit long; therefore, the full range of long values cannot be accurately represented. If you need to set a user attribute to a numeric value with more significant digits than will fit in a double, it is best to encode it as a string.

String

A LdValue.Converter<T> for the string type.

Declaration

public static readonly LdValue.Converter<string> String

Field Value

Type	Description
LdValue.Converter<string>

Remarks

Its behavior is consistent with Of(string) and AsString.