Preface
It is currently possible to change the key equality behaviour when passing in a lookup Dictionary<string, T> by specifying a specific StringComparer in the dictionary constructor. This is passed into the dictionary constructor as an IEqualityComparer<string>, allowing the user to set this before calling .FormatWith.
For example:
var formatted = template.FormatWith(new Dictionary<string, string>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase)
{
["key1"] = value1
});
However, when using the object based lookup (eg with an anonymous type), the key lookup behaviour is specified internally and there is no way for the user to specify the StringComparer or StringComparison kind.
Tasks
Preface
It is currently possible to change the key equality behaviour when passing in a lookup
Dictionary<string, T>by specifying a specificStringComparerin the dictionary constructor. This is passed into the dictionary constructor as anIEqualityComparer<string>, allowing the user to set this before calling.FormatWith.For example:
However, when using the object based lookup (eg with an anonymous type), the key lookup behaviour is specified internally and there is no way for the user to specify the
StringComparerorStringComparisonkind.Tasks
FormatWith()overloads to allow this string comparison to be changed.