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Re: String EncodeHtml [message #58733 is a reply to message #58732]

Tue, 09 August 2022 20:52

Klugier
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Registered: September 2012
Location: Poland, Kraków

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Hello BetoValle,

I will do not tell you how to use this function, but I agree that it should be simple. Optimally any public API function/method should posses up to three parameters. Thanks to that it will be easy to use and users will do not complain about difficulties. I think in this case this function could be refator to HtmlEncoder class with parameters provided as separate method. So, it can look like this:

// Basic example:
auto results = HtmlEncoder(rtfContent).Encode();

// With parameters:
auto results = HtmlEncoder(rtfContent).Css({}).Encode();

Thanks for feedback, I know that there are some places in U++ framework when API is not user friendly and it should be reworked. I hope somebody will answer to your question how to use this over complicated function!

Klugier

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