stringbuilder, where has it gone?
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Hi just working from a book that I think may be a couple of years old. They use the StringBuilder class to be able to build an output string. However I cannot call up this class in my ASP.Net project. Am I missing something? Or is there an alternative? Many thanks Paul Custance
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Hi just working from a book that I think may be a couple of years old. They use the StringBuilder class to be able to build an output string. However I cannot call up this class in my ASP.Net project. Am I missing something? Or is there an alternative? Many thanks Paul Custance
Hi Paul. The
StringBuilderclass is in theSystem.Textnamespace, so either make sure you are referencing the namespace with ausing(C#) orimports(VB) statement, or fully qualify the object asSystem.Text.StringBuilder. -
Hi just working from a book that I think may be a couple of years old. They use the StringBuilder class to be able to build an output string. However I cannot call up this class in my ASP.Net project. Am I missing something? Or is there an alternative? Many thanks Paul Custance
Hi Paul! The stringbuilder class is available in the System.Text namespace. Hopes that helps! Joel Parmer :cool:
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Hi Paul. The
StringBuilderclass is in theSystem.Textnamespace, so either make sure you are referencing the namespace with ausing(C#) orimports(VB) statement, or fully qualify the object asSystem.Text.StringBuilder.Hey Mike, Thanks ever so much. I added the directive Using System.Text; and it now works a treat! A thought it might be that but the silly book forgot to mention it!! Cheers for your help Paul Custance
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Hi Paul! The stringbuilder class is available in the System.Text namespace. Hopes that helps! Joel Parmer :cool:
Hey Joel, All is sorted and working. Cheers for the help. Paul