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Class: System.Net.Http.Headers.Int32NumberHeaderParser
Assembly: System.Net.Http
File(s): D:\runner\runtime\src\libraries\System.Net.Http\src\System\Net\Http\Headers\Int32NumberHeaderParser.cs
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100%
Covered lines: 20
Uncovered lines: 0
Coverable lines: 20
Total lines: 53
Line coverage: 100%
Branch coverage
100%
Covered branches: 6
Total branches: 6
Branch coverage: 100%
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MethodBranch coverage Cyclomatic complexity NPath complexity Sequence coverage
.cctor()100%11100%
.ctor()100%11100%
ToString(...)100%11100%
GetParsedValueLength(...)100%66100%

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D:\runner\runtime\src\libraries\System.Net.Http\src\System\Net\Http\Headers\Int32NumberHeaderParser.cs

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 1// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.
 2// The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.
 3
 4using System.Diagnostics;
 5using System.Globalization;
 6
 7namespace System.Net.Http.Headers
 8{
 9    internal sealed class Int32NumberHeaderParser : BaseHeaderParser
 10    {
 11        // Note that we don't need a custom comparer even though we have a value type that gets boxed (comparing two
 12        // equal boxed value types returns 'false' since the object instances used for boxing the two values are
 13        // different). The reason is that the comparer is only used by HttpHeaders when comparing values in a collection
 14        // Value types are never used in collections (in fact HttpHeaderValueCollection expects T to be a reference
 15        // type).
 16
 117        internal static readonly Int32NumberHeaderParser Parser = new Int32NumberHeaderParser();
 18
 19        private Int32NumberHeaderParser()
 120            : base(false)
 121        {
 122        }
 23
 24        public override string ToString(object value)
 325        {
 326            Debug.Assert(value is int);
 27
 328            return ((int)value).ToString(NumberFormatInfo.InvariantInfo);
 329        }
 30
 31        protected override int GetParsedValueLength(string value, int startIndex, object? storeValue,
 32            out object? parsedValue)
 833        {
 834            parsedValue = null;
 35
 836            int numberLength = HttpRuleParser.GetNumberLength(value, startIndex, false);
 37
 838            if ((numberLength == 0) || (numberLength > HttpRuleParser.MaxInt32Digits))
 439            {
 440                return 0;
 41            }
 42
 43            int result;
 444            if (!HeaderUtilities.TryParseInt32(value, startIndex, numberLength, out result))
 245            {
 246                return 0;
 47            }
 48
 249            parsedValue = result;
 250            return numberLength;
 851        }
 52    }
 53}