FilterCondition Enum

Contains enumeration values that specify comparison operation types used to create filter conditions.

Namespace: DevExpress.Data.Filtering

Assembly: DevExpress.Data.v24.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public enum FilterCondition

VB.NET

Public Enum FilterCondition

Members

Name	Description
Contains	Specifies the Contains comparison operation.
StartsWith	Specifies the StartsWith comparison operation.
Like	Specifies the Like comparison operation.
Default	Specifies the default comparison operation.
Equals	Specifies the Equals comparison operation.

Related API Members

The following properties accept/return FilterCondition values:

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Library	Related API Members
WinForms Controls	ColumnViewOptionsFind.Condition
	RepositoryItemSearchControl.FilterCondition
	TreeListOptionsFind.Condition
	VGridOptionsFind.Condition
	WindowsFormsSettings.FindPanelCondition
WPF Controls	AccordionControl.SearchControlFilterCondition
	DataViewBase.SearchPanelFindFilter
	LookUpEditBase.FilterCondition
	LookUpEditSettingsBase.FilterCondition
	SearchControl.FilterCondition
	TreeViewControl.SearchPanelFindFilter

Remarks

The FilterCondition.Like operator determines whether a specific character string matches a specified pattern or not.

The following wildcard characters are supported:

• % matches a string of zero or more characters. For instance:

  CriteriaOperator.Parse(“Name like ‘Jo%’”) - returns all the objects whose Name begins with ‘Jo’.

  CriteriaOperator.Parse(“Name like ‘%car%’”) - returns all the objects whose Name contains the ‘car’ substring.

• _ matches a single character. For instance:

  CriteriaOperator.Parse(“Name like ‘car_’”) - returns all the objects whose Names consist of four characters and begin with ‘car’.

• [ ] identifies a single character within the specified range ([a-c]) or set ([abc]). For instance:

  CriteriaOperator.Parse(“Name like ‘[A-C]%’”) - returns all the objects whose Name begins with ‘A’, ‘B’ or ‘C’.

• [^] excludes a single character not within the specified range ([^a-c]) or set ([^abc]). For instance:

  CriteriaOperator.Parse(“Name like ‘re[^de]%’”) - returns all the objects whose Name begins with ‘re’, and where the following letter is not ‘d’ or ‘e’.