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Caching
Coding Seb edited this page May 28, 2019
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As ExpressionEvaluator do not compile anything and a lot of reflection is used to evaluated things. Multiple evaluations can be slow. Here is a way to speed up a little multi-evaluation.
Type : Boolean
Default value : true
When true : Use a cache for types that were resolved to resolve faster next time.
When false : The cache of types resolution is not use for this instance of ExpressionEvaluator.
Remark : The cache is the static Dictionary TypesResolutionCaching (so it is shared by all instances of ExpressionEvaluator that have CacheTypesResolutions enabled)
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- CultureInfoForNumberParsing
- OptionCaseSensitiveEvaluationActive
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