Enum NameAliasing

Ways in which a file system may resolve different names to the same directory entry.

[Flags]
public enum NameAliasing

Extension Methods: BinaryStorage.SaveBinary<T>(T, Stream)

BinaryStorage.SaveBinary<T>(T, string)

JsonStorage.SaveJson<T>(T, Stream)

JsonStorage.SaveJson<T>(T, string)

JsonStorage.ToJsonString<T>(T)

XmlStorage.SaveXml<T>(T, Stream, string?)

XmlStorage.SaveXml<T>(T, string, string?)

XmlStorage.ToXmlString<T>(T, string?)

UpdateUtils.To<T>(T, ref T, Action)

UpdateUtils.To<T>(T, ref T, ref bool)

UpdateUtils.To<T>(T, ref T, ref bool, ref bool)

UpdateUtils.To<TIn, TOut>(TIn, Func<TIn, TOut>)

ConversionUtils.ConvertToString<TType>(TType)

EnumExtensions.GetEnumAttribute<TAttribute>(Enum)

EnumExtensions.HasFlag(Enum, Enum)

JsonStorage.ReparseAsJson<T>(object)

JsonStorage.ReparseAsJson<T>(object, T)

Fields

Case = 1: Names that differ only in upper/lower case resolve to the same entry (e.g., NTFS, APFS by default, Linux casefold directories).
None = 0: Names are resolved exactly.
Normalization = 2: Names that differ only in Unicode normalization form (NFC vs. NFD) resolve to the same entry or are rewritten on creation (e.g., APFS, HFS+).