C# Class Evbpc.Framework.Utilities.LanguageHelpers

This class provides helper methods to assist in language-specific situations. (Number conversions from Roman to Decimal, etc.)

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Public Methods

Method	Description
NumberToRoman ( int number, bool allowShorthand = true ) : string	Converts an integer to it's roman number equivalent. When used after a conversion of RomanToNumber(string, bool, bool) this method should return the original roman that was presented.
RomanToNumber ( string roman, bool allowShorthand = true, bool throwExceptions = true ) : int	Converts a roman number string to it's integer equivalent. When used after a conversion of NumberToRoman(int, bool) this method should return the original number that was presented.

Method Details

NumberToRoman() public static method

Converts an integer to it's roman number equivalent. When used after a conversion of RomanToNumber(string, bool, bool) this method should return the original roman that was presented.

public static NumberToRoman ( int number, bool allowShorthand = true ) : string
number	int	The integer to convert.
allowShorthand	bool	Optional: use shorthand/subtraction rules. Certain sequences of small value characters preceeding large value characters are allowed.
return	string

RomanToNumber() public static method

Converts a roman number string to it's integer equivalent. When used after a conversion of NumberToRoman(int, bool) this method should return the original number that was presented.

public static RomanToNumber ( string roman, bool allowShorthand = true, bool throwExceptions = true ) : int
roman	string	The roman number to convert to an integer.
allowShorthand	bool	Optional: if true use shorthand/subtraction rules, certain sequences of small value characters preceeding large value characters are allowed. If false throws an exception (if specified) when a shorthand situation is encountered.
throwExceptions	bool	Optional: if true throws exceptions as normal. If false does not throw exceptions and instead returns -1 immediately when an exception would be thrown. (Note: Setting false here is faster than wrapping the call in a Try-Catch block.)
return	int