Enum.TryParse("ALL_1D", out BarcodeFormat format) fails about zxing.net HOT 4 CLOSED

Please try Enum.TryParse<BarcodeFormat>("All_1D", out BarcodeFormat format);

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It works as expected, but you have to take care of the upper case and lower case.

      [Test]
      public void Test_Enum()
      {
         BarcodeFormat format;

         Enum.TryParse("All_1D", out format);
         Assert.That(format, Is.EqualTo(BarcodeFormat.All_1D));

         Enum.TryParse<BarcodeFormat>("All_1D", out format);
         Assert.That(format, Is.EqualTo(BarcodeFormat.All_1D));

         Enum.TryParse("all_1d", true, out format);
         Assert.That(format, Is.EqualTo(BarcodeFormat.All_1D));

         Enum.TryParse("ALL_1D", true, out format);
         Assert.That(format, Is.EqualTo(BarcodeFormat.All_1D));
      }

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Interesting. I did further testing and realized I was using an all-caps name "ALL_1D" because all of the enum names are in all-caps except for this one. Looking closer, I see that the "L" are actually lower-case in this one name.

So, it does work with the correctly cased name. However, is the use of lower-case "L" a mistake since all other names are fully upper-case? I was using a ToUpper() to force all names passed through to upper-case in an attempt to prevent mistakes. Of course, that will cause the passing of "All_1D" to fail as it becomes "ALL_1D".

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It's not a mistake. I choose lower case because it is not a real barcode format.
You can use Enum.TryParse("ALL_1D", true, out format); in this case.

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