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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughReplaced AlphanumericEncoder.CanEncode with AlphanumericEncoder.CanEncodeNonDigit in QRCodeGenerator.GetEncodingFromPlaintext, adjusting the alphanumeric detection for non-digit characters. Renamed the public method in AlphanumericEncoder and updated its XML docs. The logic remains unchanged aside from the method name and its use in encoding mode selection. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor Caller
participant Gen as QRCodeGenerator
participant Alpha as AlphanumericEncoder
Caller->>Gen: GetEncodingFromPlaintext(plaintext)
activate Gen
Gen->>Gen: Scan characters
alt Digit-only branch
Gen->>Gen: Select Numeric
else Alphanumeric branch
Gen->>Alpha: CanEncodeNonDigit(c)
Alpha-->>Gen: bool
Gen->>Gen: Select Alphanumeric if all pass
else Fallback
Gen->>Gen: Select Byte
end
Gen-->>Caller: EncodingMode
deactivate Gen
note right of Gen: Change: uses CanEncodeNonDigit for non-digit checks
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QRCoder/QRCodeGenerator/AlphanumericEncoder.cs (1)
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| /// Checks if a non-digit character is present in the alphanumeric encoding table. | ||
| /// </summary> | ||
| public static bool CanEncode(char c) => IsInRange(c, 'A', 'Z') || Array.IndexOf(_alphanumEncTable, c) >= 0; | ||
| public static bool CanEncodeNonDigit(char c) => IsInRange(c, 'A', 'Z') || Array.IndexOf(_alphanumEncTable, c) >= 0; |
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IsInRange(c, '0', '9') is purposely omitted because it is not required by the caller. So I'm renaming the function to be more appropriately named.
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