Class IntegerDecoratorExtensions

Namespace: Cuemon

Assembly: Cuemon.Core.dll

Extension methods for the short, int and long structs hidden behind the IDecorator<T> interface.

public static class IntegerDecoratorExtensions

Inheritance: object

IntegerDecoratorExtensions

Examples

IntegerDecoratorExtensions provides extension methods on Decorator.Enclose for clamping integer values to a minimum bound using the Max extension method. This example wraps int values of 42, 500, and -10, then calls Max with a minimum threshold of 100 or 0. Key setup includes comparing the wrapped value against the minimum and returning the larger of the two. Console output shows 100 for 42.Max(100), 500 for 500.Max(100) (pass-through), and 0 for (-10).Max(0).

using System;
using Cuemon;

namespace MyApp.Numeric
{
    public class IntegerDecoratorExtensionsExample
    {
        public void Demonstrate()
        {
            // Wrap an int with Decorator.Enclose to access the Max extension
            int value = 42;
            int minimum = 100;

            // Returns the larger of the wrapped value and the specified minimum
            int result = Decorator.Enclose(value).Max(minimum);
            Console.WriteLine(result); // Output: 100

            // When the wrapped value is larger than the minimum
            value = 500;
            result = Decorator.Enclose(value).Max(minimum);
            Console.WriteLine(result); // Output: 500

            // Works with any int expression
            result = Decorator.Enclose(-10).Max(0);
            Console.WriteLine(result); // Output: 0

}}
}

Methods

Max(IDecorator<int>, int)

Returns the larger of two 32-bit signed integers.

public static int Max(this IDecorator<int> decorator, int minimum)

Parameters

decorator IDecorator<int>: The IDecorator<T> to extend.
minimum int: The second of two 32-bit signed integers to compare.

Returns

int: Parameter the enclosed int of the specified decorator or minimum, whichever is larger.

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