Initializes a new instance of the AutoLocalizationSettings class

Gets or sets the a set of recognizers for which auto-substitution will be disabled. Note that whether or not auto-localizable tokens are identified depends on the active recognizers. That is, if number recognition is off, then disabling auto-substitution of numbers has no effect as no numbers will be identified in the input.

The default is to disable none of the auto-substitutable token classes.

Gets or sets the localization parameter source, which controls which tokens are used to obtain the actual localization parameters, such as the numeric group separator override, or whitespace handling between a number and the unit in measurements.

Gets or sets the long date pattern for the auto-localization into the target language. This pattern must be one of the patterns defined by the target culture. Otherwise, placeable association will not work correctly. If the value is null, a default pattern will be used.

Gets or sets the long time pattern for the auto-localization into the target language. This pattern must be one of the patterns defined by the target culture. Otherwise, placeable association will not work correctly. If the value is null, a default pattern will be used.

Gets or sets the short date pattern for the auto-localization into the target language. This pattern must be one of the patterns defined by the target culture. Otherwise, placeable association will not work correctly. If the value is null, a default pattern will be used.

Gets or sets the short time pattern for the auto-localization into the target language. This pattern must be one of the patterns defined by the target culture. Otherwise, placeable association will not work correctly. If the value is null, a default pattern will be used.

Gets or sets the unit separation mode, which controls how units are separated from the numeric value in measurements.

Gets or sets the unit separator char, which must be a whitespace char or the null character (\0).

Returns a flag whether or not to attempt auto-substitution on the specified token. The value depends on the token type and whether auto-substitution is enabled for that token type or not (see DisableAutoSubstitution.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Returns a string that represents the current object.