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Please refer to the following articles for more information: | Please refer to the following articles for more information: | ||
* For general information about the different kinds of Grooper expressions you can | * For general information about the different kinds of Grooper expressions you can configure: | ||
** [[Code Expressions]] | ** [[Code Expressions]] | ||
* For a list of example expressions: | * For a quick reference list of example expressions: | ||
** [[Expressions Cookbook]] | ** [[Expressions Cookbook]] | ||
* For information about LINQ expressions and example LINQ expressions: | * For information about LINQ expressions and example LINQ expressions: | ||
** [[LINQ to Grooper Objects]] | ** [[LINQ to Grooper Objects]] | ||
* "Expressions" should not be confused with "regular expressions". For more information on regular expressions (regex), visit the following resources: | |||
** [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression Wikipedia's regular expression article] | |||
** [https://regexone.com/ RegexOne regex tutorials] | |||
** [https://regexr.com/ RegExr regex tester] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:28, 21 November 2024
Expressions (not to be confused with regular expressions) are snippets of VB.NET code that expand Grooper's core functionality.
Please refer to the following articles for more information:
- For general information about the different kinds of Grooper expressions you can configure:
- For a quick reference list of example expressions:
- For information about LINQ expressions and example LINQ expressions:
- "Expressions" should not be confused with "regular expressions". For more information on regular expressions (regex), visit the following resources: