Populate this RefParser by merging the input baseRP with the input mergeRP. If respectMarked is true, then any tuples in mergeRP that are Marked have precedence and are converted to scope Any.
Returns true if the input RefParser in contained by this RefParser. The RefParser is contained if each RefTuple in this RefParser contains the corresponding RefTuple in the input RefParser.
Escapes all the special charactes in the specified text. If withinQuotes is true then it only escapes the special characters that need to be escaped within double quotes, namely the '"' and '\' characters.
Returns true if the input RefParser is a proper subset of this RefParser. The RefParser is a proper subset if each RefTuple in this RefParser has a scope that completely contains the corresponding RefTuple in the input RefParser.
Populate this RefParser by merging the input baseRP with the input mergeRP. If respectMarked is true, then any tuples in mergeRP that are Marked have precedence and are converted to scope Any.
This method has the same effect as calling UnEscapeString and then calling EscapeString on the specified text. This ensures that the text is minimally escaped.
Parses specified name-value pair. Examples of name-value pairs that this method parses are:
State = New York, City = New York
State = "New York", City = "New York"
State=New York,City=New York
A\/B = C\/D (column name is A/B and value is C/D.)
A = 10 miles\/hour, B = "20 miles/hour" (Withing double quotes only double quotes and backward slash have to be escaped.)
P1 = 10\, 20, P2 = "10, 20"
Returns an array of NameValuePair objects. Note: Names and values will be unescaped and also stripped of surrounding quotes.
