How to Covert C# API to PHP .

Hello Good morning, Monika Kindly follow these steps to convert your c# code files to Php: Translate existing C# code into native PHP code Three scenarios have been prepared for translation process: If you like PHP programming philosophy you can derive C# classes from PhpDummy and use well-known methods like echo, array_merge, empty, file_get_contents and many more. If you’re unwilling to use PHP (like me) and need substitute you’re in right place. Use special designed classes i.e. Lang.Php.MySQL and Lang.Php.MysqlResult that collect MySQL methods in one place and classes Lang.Php.Filters.FilterInput that serves PHP specific functionality in more attractive form. If you need to translate existing C# library cs2php offers you extendable translator that is able to convert methods (i.e. string.IsNullOrEmpty into empty), properties (i.e. DateTime.Now into new DateTime) and classes (i.e. System.TimeSpan into DateInterval). All scenarios allows to take advantages of static type checking. C# code is compiled into dll before it is translated to PHP, so result code is more reliable. Forget about mistyped variable or method names, forget about mistakes like = instead of ==. Enums are used willingly. In example well known round function can be used 1 2 var a = round(value, 2, RoundMode.Up); Test & debug C# code directly in IDE environment… …using dedicated web server that simulates APACHE+PHP. Just call http://localhost:11000/somefile.php and C# method associated with this url will be invoked. See results directly in web browser. Modularisation support Divide your project into libraries, put them in preffered folder structure and forget about ‚include’ madness. Necessary files will be found and included behind the scenes. Reference native PHP libraries… in your C# projects by facade .NET libraries. Original PHP library will be downloaded and uncompressed during ‚compilation’ process. Take control over translation Control translation process using attributes: change class, fields and method names. Manage namespaces and output file names. Create WordPress plugins Create WordPress plugins using Lang.Php.Wp extension.

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Dipa Mehta6y ago
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Yes, Sure Monika.
I will check this file soon and let you know. Sorry for the delay in reply.
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Monika Rameshkumar6y ago
Hi Mam,
Its ok,
Kindly, reply me asap.

Thank You,
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Monika Rameshkumar6y ago
Hi Mam,

Thank you for your reply,

But,still we need help,

Here,i have attached my sample code,

Can you please check my sample code,and tell me what logic is missing in the code.

Thank You,
Monika R.
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Dipa Mehta6y ago
Hello Good morning, Monika Kindly follow these steps to convert your c# code files to Php: Translate existing C# code into native PHP code Three scenarios have been prepared for translation process: If you like PHP programming philosophy you can derive C# classes from PhpDummy and use well-known methods like echo, array_merge, empty, file_get_contents and many more. If you’re unwilling to use PHP (like me) and need substitute you’re in right place. Use special designed classes i.e. Lang.Php.MySQL and Lang.Php.MysqlResult that collect MySQL methods in one place and classes Lang.Php.Filters.FilterInput that serves PHP specific functionality in more attractive form. If you need to translate existing C# library cs2php offers you extendable translator that is able to convert methods (i.e. string.IsNullOrEmpty into empty), properties (i.e. DateTime.Now into new DateTime) and classes (i.e. System.TimeSpan into DateInterval). All scenarios allows to take advantages of static type checking. C# code is compiled into dll before it is translated to PHP, so result code is more reliable. Forget about mistyped variable or method names, forget about mistakes like = instead of ==. Enums are used willingly. In example well known round function can be used 1 2 var a = round(value, 2, RoundMode.Up); Test & debug C# code directly in IDE environment… …using dedicated web server that simulates APACHE+PHP. Just call http://localhost:11000/somefile.php and C# method associated with this url will be invoked. See results directly in web browser. Modularisation support Divide your project into libraries, put them in preffered folder structure and forget about ‚include’ madness. Necessary files will be found and included behind the scenes. Reference native PHP libraries… in your C# projects by facade .NET libraries. Original PHP library will be downloaded and uncompressed during ‚compilation’ process. Take control over translation Control translation process using attributes: change class, fields and method names. Manage namespaces and output file names. Create WordPress plugins Create WordPress plugins using Lang.Php.Wp extension.
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