Обычные макросы => C# макросы

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Work with text

Let's say the yourText variable stores your text.

Regular macro	C # macro

Regular macro	C # macro
String.SubString	yourText.Substring(…)

var yourText = "For the second time in three years...";
return yourText.Substring(3,10);

String.Replace

yourText.Replace(…)

var yourText = "For the second time in three years...";
return yourText.Replace("For","*");

String.Insert

yourText.Insert(…)

var yourText = "For the second time in three years...";
return yourText.Insert(0, "Hi there.");

String.ToUpper	yourText.ToUpper()
String.ToLower	yourText.ToLower()
String.Split	Macros.TextProcessing.Split(…)

var yourText = "email:password";
return Macros.TextProcessing.Split(yourText,":","0").First();

String.SplitCount

yourText.Split(…).Length

var yourText = "email:password";
return Macros.TextProcessing.Split(yourText,":","all").Count();

String.RemoveDuplicates

Macros.TextProcessing.RemoveDuplicates(…)

var yourText = "email:password:email";
return Macros.TextProcessing.RemoveDuplicates(yourText,":");

String.Enter

System.Environment.NewLine

var yourText = "email"+System.Environment.NewLine +"password";
return yourText;

String.Spintax

Macros.TextProcessing.Spintax(…)

var yourText = "{Hi|Hey}";
return Macros.TextProcessing.Spintax(yourText);

Profile and personal data

Regular macro	C # macro

Regular macro	C # macro
Profile.Age	project.Profile.Age
…
Profile.Login	project.Profile.Login
…
Profile.ZipCode	project.Profile.ZipCode

Random variables

Regular macro	C # macro

Regular macro	C # macro
Random.Int	Random.Next(…)

var r = new Random();
return r.Next(1,100);

Random.Double

Random.NextDouble()

var r = new Random();
return r.NextDouble();

Files and directories

Regular macro	C # macro

Regular macro	C # macro
File.GetString	Macros.FileSystem.FileGetLine()

var path = @"D:\file.txt";
return Macros.FileSystem.FileGetLine(path,"2",false);

File.GetBlock

Macros.FileSystem.FileGetBlock()

var path = @"D:\file.txt";
return Macros.FileSystem.FileGetBlock(path,System.Environment.NewLine,"all",false);

File.AppendString

Macros.FileSystem.FileAppendString()

var path = @"D:\file.txt";
return Macros.FileSystem.FileAppendString(path,"new line", true);

File.CountOfStrings

Macros.FileSystem.FileCountOfLines()

var path = @"D:\file.txt";
return Macros.FileSystem.FileCountOfLines(path);

File.Copy

Macros.FileSystem.FileCopy()

var path = @"D:\file.txt";
Macros.FileSystem.FileCopy(path,"D:\newfile.txt");

Directory.CountOfFiles

Macros.FileSystem.DirectoryCountOfFiles()

var path = @"D:\";
return Macros.FileSystem.DirectoryCountOfFiles(path);

Directory.RandomFile

Macros.FileSystem.DirectoryRandomFile()

var path = @"D:\";
return Macros.FileSystem.DirectoryRandomFile(path);

Directory.DeleteFileByMask

Macros.FileSystem.DirectoryDeleteFileByMask()

var path = @"D:\";
Macros.FileSystem.DirectoryDeleteFileByMask(path,"*.txt");

Directory.DeleteFile

Macros.FileSystem.DirectoryDeleteFile()

var path = @"D:\file.txt";
Macros.FileSystem.DirectoryDeleteFile(path);

Directory.SelfFile

Macros.FileSystem.DirectoryDeleteDirectory()

var path = @"D:\";
Macros.FileSystem.DirectoryDeleteDirectory(path,true,true);

Regular expressions

string regex = project.Variables["myRegEx"].Value;
string text =  project.Variables["textToParse"].Value;
var reg = new System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex(regex,  System.Text.RegularExpressions.RegexOptions.None);
return reg.Matches(text)[0];

Counters

Regular macro	C # macro

Regular macro	C # macro
Counter.Set	var counter = 0;
Counter.Add	counter++;
Counter.Multiple	counter = counter*2;
Counter.Get	return counter;

In order to work with project variables in the code, you must use the following construction:

var tmp = project.Variables["variable"].Value;
var counter = System.Convert.ToInt32(tmp);

Global Variables

To work with global variables in the code, its value is taken using the following construction:

var tmp = project.GlobalVariables["license@email.com","globVar"].Value;
var counter = System.Convert.ToInt32(tmp);

Operations with global variables are similar to operations with counters.

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