Dictionary source

The Dictionary source extracts objects with a matching Key from an IDictionary or IDictionary<string, object>.

When evaluating an IDictionary, if the Key is not a string, the Dictionary source first converts it to a string using the object’s ToString method. The case sensitivity of the comparison is determined by the Smart Form Case Sensitivity option.

Example Smart String	Arguments	Result
{SomeKey}	new Dictionary<string, object>() { { "SomeKey", 999 } }	999
Hello {Name} {Surname}	new Dictionary<string, string>(){ { "Name", "Gordon" }, { "Surname", "Freeman" }, }	Hello Gordon Freeman
{Name} {Surname} scored {1:Score} points	new Dictionary<string, string>(){ { "Name", "Gordon" }, { "Surname", "Freeman" }, }, new Dictionary<string, object>() { { "Score", 153 } }	Gordon Freeman scored 153 points

The following example shows how a dictionary could be provided as an argument.

var localizedString = new LocalizedString("My Table", "My Table Entry");
var dict = new Dictionary<string, string> { { "Name", "Gordon" }, { "Surname", "Freeman" } };
localizedString.Arguments = new object[] { dict };