stringbuilder to string

[michaelgr1]

Hello, When i am trying to copy stringbuilder to string it copies the same string twice or 3 times for example if i do: stringbuilder temp=new stringbuilder(); string temp1; temp1=temp.tostring(); if temp="abc"; then temp1 gets- "abcabcabc" why is that?

[Rajeshwar Code Developer]

Try !ispostback

try and try untill reach success..

[michaelgr1]

how do i use it?

[Lost User]

I don't know about your code, but if I try it, it works well done : temp1 = abc temp = abc

StringBuilder temp = new StringBuilder();
temp.Append("abc");
string temp1;
temp1 = temp.ToString();
Console.Write(temp1);

[Not Active]

IsPostback is relevant to ASP.NET. The OP did not say what environment he was using so your answer could be completely irrelevant and worse misleading.

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I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

[Not Active]

You haven't shown any code that actually adds values to the stringbuilder. Where is that? Are you calling it multiple times perhaps.

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I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

[michaelgr1]

I fount my mistake. I had a method that returns a stringbuilder and receives a stringbuilder. for example: private stringbuilder method1(stringbuilder temp) { temp.append("abc"); } private void main_method() { stringbuilder main=new stringbuilder(); main.append(method1(main)); } something like that

[realJSOP]

michaelgr1 wrote:

if temp="abc";

Hmmmm.... Show us as much of the actual associated code as you can...

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