Object Hydrator ===> DOWNLOAD

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GetSingle - Returns a single object of a given hydrated class GetList - Returns a List of objects of a given hydrated class ObjectGenerator Description: GetSingle - Returns a single object of a given hydrated class GetList - Returns a List of objects of a given hydrated class PasswordGeneratorDescription: GetString - Returns a string of random characters of a given length A: I agree with the other poster. You shouldn't use a class for data generation when there are better options. I like the randomize.org website for generating data. A: You shouldn't have to worry about data generation as the data should already be there. That is what ORMs are for. Use an ORM and forget it. But if you want to do it yourself you should use a class: public class Person { public String FirstName; public String LastName; public String Date; // etc... public Person(String firstName, String lastName, String date) { FirstName = firstName; LastName = lastName; Date = date; } } // Usage public static void main(String[] args) { Person[] people = new Person[5]; Random rand = new Random(); for(int i = 0; i Warming weather boosts carbon dioxide levels in the Arctic As the climate warms up, atmospheric carbon dioxide levels are rising faster than expected in the Arctic, scientists have found.

Object Hydrator Crack Mac (yields a set of objects) Usage: objectlist.Add(new SampleObject()); objectlist.Add(new SampleObject()); objectlist.Add(new SampleObject()); objectlist.Add(new SampleObject()); objectlist.Add(new SampleObject()); objectlist.Add(new SampleObject()); objectlist.Add(new SampleObject()); objectlist.Add(new SampleObject()); var result = ObjectList.GetList(listOfSampleObjects, typeof(SampleObject)); // then, iterate over the list foreach (var o in result) { // do something with the object... } // or, you can use the Select() or Where() extension method to iterate foreach (var o in ObjectList.GetList(listOfSampleObjects).Select(o => o)) { // do something with the object... } // or, you can use the Where() extension method to filter foreach (var o in ObjectList.GetList(listOfSampleObjects).Where(o => o.Date == DateTime.Today)) { // do something with the object... } Class: public class SampleObject { public int Date { get; set; } public string FirstName { get; set; } public string LastName { get; set; } public string City { get; set; } public string State { get; set; } public string Phone { get; set; } public string PostalCode { get; set; } public string CountryCode { get; set; } public string Text { get; set; } public string Type { get; set; } public string Additional { get; set; } public byte[] ByteArray { get; set; } public string Url

Object Hydrator Returns a key from specified database table Usage: The ObjectHydrator obj = Hydrator.Create(pocoType, itemNumber); Assert.AreEqual(pocoType, obj.GetType()); Assert.IsTrue(obj is POCO); Generators StringGenerator String s = StringGenerator.RandomString(8); Assert.AreEqual("psalms", s); FirstNameGenerator String firstName = FirstNameGenerator.RandomFirstName(); Assert.AreEqual("David", firstName); LastNameGenerator String lastName = LastNameGenerator.RandomLastName(); Assert.AreEqual("Anderson", lastName); DateTimeGenerator DateTime dt = DateTimeGenerator.RandomDateTime(new DateTime(2012, 12, 31), new DateTime(2050, 1, 1)); Assert.AreEqual(2012, dt.Year); Assert.AreEqual(1, dt.Month); Assert.AreEqual(0, dt.Day); Assert.AreEqual(1, dt.Hour); Assert.AreEqual(0, dt.Minute); Assert.AreEqual(0, dt.Second); Assert.AreEqual(0, dt.Millisecond); AmericanPhoneGenerator String phoneNumber = AmericanPhoneGenerator.RandomPhoneNumber(10); Assert.AreEqual("(555) 555-5555", phoneNumber); AmericanAddressGenerator String streetPart = AmericanAddressGenerator.RandomStreetPart(); Assert.AreEqual("42 Street", streetPart); AmericanCityGenerator String city = AmericanCityGenerator.RandomCity(); Assert.AreEqual("Miami", city); AmericanPostalCodeGenerator String postalCode = The Object Hydrator will allow you to pass custom POCO's to it, and have it return an instance of the class populated with randomly generated data. This random data can be overridden by convention. So basically, you create a class and invoke the Hydrator object with that class type. Then call the GetSingle or GetList functions and you are returned an instance of the object populated with realistic data. The idea behind it is to use it to replace a database call to use in your UI. Presently the generators are pretty simple and can generate limited values, they include: FirstName - Returns a random english First Name LastName - Return a random english Last Name DateTimeGenerator - Returns a random Date within a given range. AmericanPhone - Returns a randon American Phone Number AmericanAddress - Returns a random American Address (street part) AmericanCity - Returns a random American City AmericanPostalCode - Returns a random Postal Code (including optional +4 component) Integer Generator - Returns an int within a range Enum Generator - Define the enum and it will return the string value of a random one Boolean Generator - Returns a random boolean AmericanState - Returns a random US abbreviation EmailAddress - Returns a random email address - Thanks ScottMonnig! Business Name Generator - Returns a random 3 part business name URL Generator - Returns random URL based on BusinessName Generator IPAddress Generator - Returns a random ip address TextGenerator - Random Greek Text CountryCode - Random Country Code ByteArraay Generator GUID Generator TypeGenerator - Return a hydrated object of Type TypeListGenerator - Return a list of objects PasswordGenerator - Returns a string of random pw characters with length parameter Q: Python xlwt: cell styling I'm using xlwt to export a.xlsx file, and I have been trying to see how I could set the font, font color and background color of a cell. So I created a simple method like this: def setColor(cell, color): cell.font.color = color cell.background = color and then when I try it like this: setColor(cell, color) I get the error: AttributeError: 'Sheet' object has no attribute 'font' I think this is because the cell is a reference to a sheet object. How can I address the font of a cell using xlwt? 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Boolean GenerateNew should be true if the object should be entirely new, typically a new user is created, and we need the object with all default values. Boolean GenerateNew should be true if the object should be entirely new, typically a new user is created, and we need the object with all default values. String HydratedObjectClassName indicates the class of the hydrated object, typically returned as a string. String HydratedObjectClassName indicates the class of the hydrated object, typically returned as a string. Boolean AutoHydrate indicates if the object should hydrate itself when it is instantiated. Enum GenerateEnum indicates if the generator should return an enumerable for the enum type. POCO's are passed as generics, this allows us to create hydrated object generically. It is assumed that the Object Hydrator is subclassed from the base object class. It can be pretty simple, like this: using NHibernate.Engine; using NHibernate.Mapping; using NHibernate; namespace MyProject.Models { publicclass SomeModel { publicvirtual object GetObject(IPersistentEntity o) { return newobject { Name = o.Name, Age = o.Age, Address = o.Address, } } } } Or you can implement the mapping of the class to the object hydrator like so: using NHibernate.Mapping; using NHibernate; namespace d408ce498b Returns a key from specified database table Usage: The ObjectHydrator obj = Hydrator.Create(pocoType, itemNumber); Assert.AreEqual(pocoType, obj.GetType()); Assert.IsTrue(obj is POCO); Generators StringGenerator String s = StringGenerator.RandomString(8); Assert.AreEqual("psalms", s); FirstNameGenerator String firstName = FirstNameGenerator.RandomFirstName(); Assert.AreEqual("David", firstName); LastNameGenerator String lastName = LastNameGenerator.RandomLastName(); Assert.AreEqual("Anderson", lastName); DateTimeGenerator DateTime dt = DateTimeGenerator.RandomDateTime(new DateTime(2012, 12, 31), new DateTime(2050, 1, 1)); Assert.AreEqual(2012, dt.Year); Assert.AreEqual(1, dt.Month); Assert.AreEqual(0, dt.Day); Assert.AreEqual(1, dt.Hour); Assert.AreEqual(0, dt.Minute); Assert.AreEqual(0, dt.Second); Assert.AreEqual(0, dt.Millisecond); AmericanPhoneGenerator String phoneNumber = AmericanPhoneGenerator.RandomPhoneNumber(10); Assert.AreEqual("(555) 555-5555", phoneNumber); AmericanAddressGenerator String streetPart = AmericanAddressGenerator.RandomStreetPart(); Assert.AreEqual("42 Street", streetPart); AmericanCityGenerator String city = AmericanCityGenerator.RandomCity(); Assert.AreEqual("Miami", city); AmericanPostalCodeGenerator String postalCode = What's New In? 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