UriAddress¶

A URI address is a uniform resource identifier. A URL is a type of URI.

UriAddress.CanParse¶

Returns whether a string can be parsed as a URI address.

Overloads¶

UriAddress.CanParse(String str): Bool

str cannot be null

Sample:

String str1 = "https://www.google.com";
String str2 = "buuutttttttsss";
UriAddress.CanParse(str1) == true;
UriAddress.CanParse(str2) == false;

UriAddress.Parse¶

Parses a string as a URI address. Returns the resulting URI address.

Overloads¶

UriAddress.Parse(String str): UriAddress

str cannot be null

Sample:

UriAddress google = UriAddress.Parse("https://www.google.com");

UriAddress.TryParse¶

Attempts to parse a string as a URI address. If it can be parsed, returns the resulting URI address. If it cannot be parsed, returns null.

Overloads¶

UriAddress.TryParse(): UriAddress

Sample:

UriAddress.TryParse("buuutttttttsss") == null;
UriAddress google = UriAddress.TryParse("https://www.google.com");

UriAddress.EncodeMailToPart¶

Url encodes text for use within mail to query strings, returns an encoded mailto UriAddress.

Overloads¶

**UriAddress.EncodeMailToPart(String str): String

Sample:

UriAddress.EncodeMailToPart('Does 1 + 10 / 2 = 1000 & more maths...?');
// Output: 'Does%201%20%2B%2010%20%2F%202%20%3D%201000%20%26%20more%20maths...%3F'

UriAddress.EncodeQueryStringPart¶

Url encodes text for use within query strings

Overloads¶

UriAddress.EncodeQueryStringPart(String str) : String

Sample:

String urlPart = UriAddress.EncodeQueryStringPart('Does 1 + 10 / 2 = 1000 & more maths...?');
// Output: 'Does+1+%2b+10+%2f+2+%3d+1000+%26+more+maths...%3f'