In .net 3.5 if I generate a linq to sql data context, it does some wonderful magic to pluralize names. In my code I need to pluralize some terms. Can I use whatever method Linq is using to generate my plurals?
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In .net 3.5 if I generate a linq to sql data context, it does some wonderful magic to pluralize names. In my code I need to pluralize some terms. Can I use whatever method Linq is using to generate my plurals?
LINQ to SQL doesn’t expose its pluralization logic. A quick check with Reflector reveals that it’s not using a terribly complex algorithm though:
If .NET 4 is an option, then EF’s PluralizationService is much more thorough. Just in case you ever need to pluralize ‘pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis’.