c# - How to return a Enum value from a string? -


I am trying to return a strongly typed value to the string. I'm sure that there is a better way to do this: It looks like a lot of code for just a simple matter:

  Public stable device type default device type {get {var deviceTypeString = GetSetting ( "DefaultDeviceType"); If (DeviceTypeString.Equals (DeviceType.IPhone.ToString ())) Back to DeviceType IPhone; If (DeviceTypeString.Equals (DeviceType.Android.ToString ())) Back to DeviceType Android; If (DeviceTypeString.Equals (DeviceType.BlackBerry.ToString ())) DeviceType.BlackBerry; If (DeviceTypeString.Equals (DeviceType.Other.ToString ())) Back to DeviceType other; Returns DeviceType.IPhone; // If no default is provided, then use this default idea}          >     

This takes a parameter (default value calculated). This default also provides a type, so a general estimate can be made and it does not need to explicitly use & lt;> This method is now reduced:

  Get the public static device type default device type {get GetTeeting ("DefaultDeviceType"). ToEnum (DeviceType.iphone); }}  

A very cool solution that can be reused in the future.

If you are working with (unreliable) user input, then I use an extension method I want to do that which allows a default value. Try it

  Public static trashlutt parsnem < TResult & gt; (This string value, trust default value) {try {return (TResult) Enum.Parse (typeof (TRsult), value, true); } Hold (argument expression) {return default default; }}  

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