What is operator used in ASP.NET2.0 instead od "& _"

[YazhiniP]

Hi, I am working with Visual Web Developer 2005(c#.net). I want to pass more than 15 parameters to a function. So,for clarity i wrote the function in multiple line using the operator "& _". But,it doesn't work and i get an error message as 'The name '_' doesn't exist in the current context. Can anybody help me in this?.

[Lost User]

'& _' can be used only with VB.NET. Use '+' to concatenate strings in C#

[Baran M]

in vb.net there is no End of the line character ";" so if you want to break a single line into 2 you have to use "-". In C# we have ";", so we can split a line into 2. Ex: Response.Write ( "Hi, Like this" ); :)

[padmanabhan N]

//you can use like this also Response.Write("hi,"+path+"");

Padmanabhan

[YazhiniP]

objIncidentBL.UpdateIncidentDetails(Convert.ToInt32(txtIncidentNo.ToString()),                                                       txtApplicationName.ToString(),                                                       txtIncidentType.ToString()); I have to pass 15 more parameters in this function.if i use '+' as below,i m getting an error message such as operator '+' cannot be applied to operand of type string. objIncidentBL.UpdateIncidentDetails(Convert.ToInt32(txtIncidentNo.ToString()), +                                                       txtApplicationName.ToString(), +                                                       txtIncidentType.ToString());

Yazhini

[Baran M]

LazhiniP is true.Remove "+" it will work fine.:)

[YazhiniP]

No...if i remove '+' it gets compiled but i m throws a run-time error stating "input string is not in correct format". Whether '+' operator doesn't work for parameter passing or in function definition?

Yazhini

[Baran M]

if you think the problem is with "+" Response.Write("First" + "Second" + "Third" ); Try this :)