1.1

• Adds GematriaOptions class to encapsulate any different style changes made in the Calculator.ConvertToGematriaNumericString call
• Deprecates (but continues to support) the old call that does not include GematriaOptions

1.0.2

• Add Strict Mode as an option when running Calculator.GetNumericGematriaValue(). When turned on the calculator will throw a FormatException whenever the numbers at the end of the string that are under 100 (ק) are not included in descending numeric order, and do not appear on the exceptions list.
  • See #1 for more detail.
  • A peek at the unit test for this might also make this more easy to comprehend.
• You can set your global preference using Calculator.ForceNumericStrictMode (defaults to false) and you can set your preference for individual calls using the isStrictMode param in the function call.
• This is available in nuget 1.0.2.

1.0.0

Initial release of full functionality.

This library exposes the following methods, all available through the static Calculator class:

• GetGematriaValue
  • Calculates the gematria value for all Hebrew letters in the given string.
  • Ignores all characters that are not Hebrew letters.
• GetNumericGematriaValue
  • Calculates the gematria value for a string that is intended to represent a number (example: a year in the Hebrew calendar or page in a Hebrew book).
  • This function expects that the given string will contain only one word, and will throw an error if more than one word is included (this is because a string of Hebrew characters representing a number will never consist of multiple words).
  • Ignores non-Hebrew characters and punctuation in the given word.
• ConvertToGematriaNumericString
  • Convert a number into its Gematria Numeric Representation

See ReadMe for more info.