41 packages returned for Tags:"boolean"

Microsoft.Recognizers.Text.Choice provides recognition of Boolean (yes/no) answers expressed in English, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Swedish, Bulgarian, Turkish, Hindi, and Arabic. As well as base classes to support lists of alternative choices.

Lightweight optimizer of System.Linq.Expression expressions. Just basic boolean algebra and reductions, constant and tuple/anonymous type eliminations. For side-effect free Expressions. No compilation-subjective optimizations.

Boolean operations on polygons (union, intersection, difference, xor) (this library is a port for .net of polybooljs

Functional filter abstraction for creating, applying, mapping, and reducing combinatory filter structures

a collection of my useful extension methods.

BoolExprNet is a .NET wrapper around the Boolexpr open source C++ library for symbolic Boolean algebra. Supports Windows and Linux in both x86 and x64.

A left-to-right boolean expression parser.

NullaBool: the absolute worst idea you will ever see. Nobody needs this, but everybody deserves it.

Proviant is a framework which evaluate boolean-expressions under the help of the Shunting-yard algorithm.

Package for 2D polygon boolean operation.

Boolean expression parser, evaluator, and siplifier

.net port of polybooljs

Learned of boolean labels over boolean features

Solve expressions with SQL like syntax

Advanced parallel searching and indexing of source code files. Automatically recognizes source code file extensions and excludes package and node_modules directories. Search by Wildcard, Regex, Plain Text, and Boolean Expressions

Boolean expression parser, evaluator, and siplifier

Booli is a boolean expressions interpreter

Provides a convenient, easy to use wrapper for Constraint Satisfaction Programming based on the Google OR-tools.

Integer to Boolean converter for Json.NET

The framework Enumerations provides a solid baseline of features emulating a Java style enumeration structure for .NET. Simple Ordinal based Enumerations are supported, as are more complex Flags-like Bitwise Enumerations.