ContinueProcessingPredicate<T> Delegate
Definition
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A predicate used by IDifferenceService that allows callers to stop differencing prematurely.
generic <typename T>
public delegate bool ContinueProcessingPredicate(int leftIndex, IList<T> ^ leftSequence, int longestMatchSoFar);public delegate bool ContinueProcessingPredicate<T>(int leftIndex, IList<T> leftSequence, int longestMatchSoFar);type ContinueProcessingPredicate<'T> = delegate of int * IList<'T> * int -> boolPublic Delegate Function ContinueProcessingPredicate(Of T)(leftIndex As Integer, leftSequence As IList(Of T), longestMatchSoFar As Integer) As Boolean Type Parameters
- T
The type of sequences being differenced.
Parameters
- leftIndex
- Int32
The current index in the left sequence being differenced.
- leftSequence
- IList<T>
The left sequence being differenced.
- longestMatchSoFar
- Int32
The length of the longest match so far.
Return Value
true if the algorithm should continue processing, false to stop the algorithm.
Remarks
When false is returned, the algorithm stops searching for matches and uses the information it has computed so far to create the IDifferenceCollection<T> that will be returned.