Version 1.1.31

#installation">Installation

• Install via NuGet

#changelog">Changelog

• Introduced new GetFlags enum extension method (see a8fdbd2)
  The new GetFlags method takes a enum value with the [Flags] attribute and returns each flag individual instances.

• Introduced new utility and extension methods for converting a collection of enums to a given case (see a8fdbd2)
  The package already contains methods for converting a single enum value to a textual representation using given case. The new methods takes a collection of enum values, and returns a comma separated string with the textual representation of each enum value in the collection.

• Introduced new ToHashSet extension methods (see e6816e3)
  The two extension methods allow for method chaining, which may make code more readable - opposed to having to call the HashSet<T> constructor manually.

• Added new EnumerableExtensions.GetReverse extension method for getting the opposite value of a SortOrder value (see 6b078ee)
  Allows turning SortOrder.Ascending into SortOrder.Descending, or SortOrder.Descending into SortOrder.Ascending.

• Introduced new StringUtils.FirstWithValue utility methods (see 0d434c9 and de4e191)
  Both overloads return the first value that is not either null, empty or whitespace.

• Introduced new StringExtensions.Join extension methods for the System.String class (see 2fb0d42)
  Using the extension methods instead of the string.Join method allows for method chaining.

• Fixed indices typo for StringUtils.ToPlural and StringUtils.ToSingular methods (see e5f04b1)
  The word indices was incorrectly spelled indeces - also in the unit tests, resulting in this issue going unnoticed until now.

• Introduced StringUtils.ToPlural method overloads (see d0965fb)
  The two new methods allow specifying either a count or a boolean to indicate whether the returned value should be plural or singular.