C# Options

The configuration options for C# are listed below.

Collection Type

Choose the outer collection syntax:

• array for new[] { ... }
• list for new List<object> { ... }
• ireadonlylist for IReadOnlyList<object> data = new List<object> { ... }
• ienumerable for IEnumerable<object> data = new List<object> { ... }

Assign to Variable

When enabled, output is assigned to a named variable like:

var data = new List<object> { ... };

Use Variable Name to configure the assigned name.

Number Convert

When enabled, numeric-looking values are quoted as strings.

When disabled, numeric-looking values are emitted as numeric literals.

Dictionary Value Type

Configure dictionary value typing for anonymous rows:

• auto: uses Dictionary<string, string> when Number Convert is enabled, otherwise Dictionary<string, object>
• object: always Dictionary<string, object>
• string: always Dictionary<string, string>

Anonymous Objects

When enabled, each row is output as a dictionary (new Dictionary<string, object> { ... }).

When disabled, each row is output as an instantiated object, and a class definition is included.

Use Object Name to configure the class name when anonymous objects are disabled.

Generated variable, class, and property identifiers are sanitized for C# and escaped with @ when they match C# reserved keywords.

Pretty Print

When enabled, output uses line breaks and indentation.

Delimiter

Choose indentation delimiter:

• tab
• space
• custom value

For custom value, set Custom Delimiter.