The Walter NuGet Package

Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection Namespace

WalterDependencyInjectionHelper Class

Newtonsoft.Json Namespace

BigIntegerJsonConverter Class

System Namespace

HashMethod Enumeration

StringExtensions Class

StringPart Enumeration

System.IO Namespace

FileInfoExtensions Class

System.Net Namespace

HttpResponseExtension Class

System.Runtime.CompilerServices Namespace

Walter Namespace

AsHashSubsetLocation Enumeration

ExceptionsExtension Class

FluentLogger Class

GenericLicenseValidater Class

IClock Interface

ICrossPlatformLogger Interface

ILicenseValidater Interface

IPlatformServices Interface

IProtectedMemory Interface

IReadOnlyBuffer(T) Interface

JsonConvertExt Class

JsonStreamReader(T) Class

LoggerExtensionMethods Class

ProductLicense(T) Class

ProtectedMemory Class

RequestRoot Class

ResourceExtension Class

RingBuffer(T) Class

SequentialGuid Class

SequentialGuid Members

SequentialGuid Constructor

SequentialGuid Methods

NewGuid Method (DateTime)

SequentialGuid Properties

SymmetricEncryption Class

TaskExtensions Class

TestClock Class

TrueUpLicenseAddedEventArgs Class

TrueUpLicenseManager Class

UrlBasedException Class

WifiAccessPoint Class

WiFiDetector Class

Walter.Infrastructure Namespace

GetExecutingAssembly Class

Walter.Model Namespace

ApplicableLicense Enumeration

ApplicableLicenseExcempt Enumeration

LicenseBase Class

LicenseData Class

LicenseStatusCode Enumeration

LicenseType Enumeration

SequentialGuid..::..NewGuid Method

Creates a new sequential GUID using the IClock UTC time.

Namespace: Walter
Assembly: Walter (in Walter.dll)

Syntax

public static Guid NewGuid()

Return Value

A new sequential Guid object.

Examples

Generating a new Sequential guid is quite simple as the bellow samples show. Important however is that one can guarantee the sort or is predictable

C#

// Example of generating a new sequential GUID
   Guid newGuid = SequentialGuid.NewGuid();
  Console.WriteLine(newGuid);

Test demonstrating the expected behavior

[TestMethod]
   public void SortOrderTest()
   {
       // Arrange: create 3 GUIDs
       var first = SequentialGuid.NewGuid();
       var middle = SequentialGuid.NewGuid();
       var last = SequentialGuid.NewGuid();

       // Arrange: generate an array with the wrong order
       var unsorted = new Guid[] { last, first, middle };

       // Arrange: use .NET sorting
       var sorted = unsorted.OrderBy(g => g).ToList();

       // Act
       var result = sorted[0].CompareTo(sorted[^1]);

       // Assert
       Assert.IsTrue(result < 0);
   }

See Also

SequentialGuid Class

NewGuid Overload

Walter Namespace