VCardPackage

VCardPackage class

Represents VCF (Virtual Contact File) electronic business card format metadata.

public sealed class VCardPackage : VCardBasePackage

Name	Description
Cards { get; }	Gets an array of the cards extracted from the file.
Count { get; }	Gets the number of metadata properties.
Item { get; }	Gets the `MetadataProperty` with the specified name.
Keys { get; }	Gets a collection of the metadata property names.
MetadataType { get; }	Gets the metadata type.
PropertyDescriptors { get; }	Gets a collection of descriptors that contain information about properties accessible through the GroupDocs.Metadata search engine.

Name	Description
virtual AddProperties(Func<MetadataProperty, bool>, PropertyValue)	Adds known metadata properties satisfying the specified predicate. The operation is recursive so it affects all nested packages as well.
Contains(string)	Determines whether the package contains a metadata property with the specified name.
virtual FindProperties(Func<MetadataProperty, bool>)	Finds the metadata properties satisfying the specified predicate. The search is recursive so it affects all nested packages as well.
GetEnumerator()	Returns an enumerator that iterates through the collection.
virtual RemoveProperties(Func<MetadataProperty, bool>)	Removes metadata properties satisfying the specified predicate.
virtual Sanitize()	Removes writable metadata properties from the package. The operation is recursive so it affects all nested packages as well.
virtual SetProperties(Func<MetadataProperty, bool>, PropertyValue)	Sets known metadata properties satisfying the specified predicate. The operation is recursive so it affects all nested packages as well. This method is a combination of `AddProperties` and `UpdateProperties`. If an existing property satisfies the predicate its value is updated. If there is a known property missing in the package that satisfies the predicate it is added to the package.
virtual UpdateProperties(Func<MetadataProperty, bool>, PropertyValue)	Updates known metadata properties satisfying the specified predicate. The operation is recursive so it affects all nested packages as well.

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