Class FilterCompareOperator

Comparison operator used by FilterCondition.

Inheritance
System.Object
FilterCompareOperator
Namespace: Syncfusion.Grouping
Assembly: Syncfusion.Grouping.Base.dll
Syntax
public sealed class FilterCompareOperator : Enum

Fields

Custom

A custom filter. A implementation object of ICustomFilter should be applied to the CustomFilter property of the FilterCondition object.

Declaration
public const FilterCompareOperator Custom
Field Value
Type
FilterCompareOperator

Equals

The value is equal.

Declaration
public const FilterCompareOperator Equals
Field Value
Type
FilterCompareOperator

ExpressionMatch

The left string matches the right regular expression with case insensitive. See ".NET Framework Regular Expressions" in MSDN Help to get more details and examples about regular expressions.

Declaration
public const FilterCompareOperator ExpressionMatch
Field Value
Type
FilterCompareOperator

GreaterThan

The left value is greater than the right value.

Declaration
public const FilterCompareOperator GreaterThan
Field Value
Type
FilterCompareOperator

GreaterThanOrEqualTo

The left value is greater than or equal to the right value.

Declaration
public const FilterCompareOperator GreaterThanOrEqualTo
Field Value
Type
FilterCompareOperator

LessThan

The left value is less than the right value.

Declaration
public const FilterCompareOperator LessThan
Field Value
Type
FilterCompareOperator

LessThanOrEqualTo

The left value is less than or equal to the right value.

Declaration
public const FilterCompareOperator LessThanOrEqualTo
Field Value
Type
FilterCompareOperator

Like

The left string matches the right pattern with wildcard characters, character lists, or character ranges.

Declaration
public const FilterCompareOperator Like
Field Value
Type
FilterCompareOperator
Remarks

The pattern-matching of the like operator allows you to match strings using wildcard characters, character lists, or character ranges in any combination. The following table shows the characters allowed in pattern and what they match:

Characters in pattern Matches in string
?Any single character
* Zero or more characters
# Any single digit (0–9)
[charlist] Any single character in charlist
[!charlist] Any single character not in charlist
For further information and examples, see the "Like operator" in the MSDN help (Visual Basic Language Reference).

Match

The left string matches the right regular expression pattern. See ".NET Framework Regular Expressions" in MSDN Help for discussion and examples for regular expressions.

Declaration
public const FilterCompareOperator Match
Field Value
Type
FilterCompareOperator

NotEquals

The value is not equal.

Declaration
public const FilterCompareOperator NotEquals
Field Value
Type
FilterCompareOperator