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How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability

 How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability

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	How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability Does C# have anything similar to VB's underscore ( _ )?  So for instance if I have a really long line of code and rather than scrolling to the right I would like to continue the same line of code on the following line. VB example: ================================== msgbox("This" & _ " is" & _ " a" & _ " test.") Anything equivalent in C#? DZ
Tue, 06 Jul 2004 23:51:50 GMT
Mattias Sj?gre #2 / 11	How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability Dave, Quote: >Does C# have anything similar to VB's underscore ( _ )? No, all you have to do is hit Enter. The statement ends at the semicolon. MessageBox.Show( "This" + " is" + " a" + " test." ); Mattias === Mattias Sj?gren (VB MVP) http://www.msjogren.net/dotnet/
Wed, 07 Jul 2004 00:08:55 GMT
MVP #3 / 11	How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability You don't need to do anything special in C# just continue the code on the next line. Even this ugly example works: Label1.         Text     = MyString; Quote: > Does C# have anything similar to VB's underscore ( _ )?  So for instance if > I have a really long line of code and rather than scrolling to the right I > would like to continue the same line of code on the following line. > VB example: > ================================== > msgbox("This" & _ >     " is" & _ >     " a" & _ >     " test.") > Anything equivalent in C#? > DZ
Wed, 07 Jul 2004 00:12:04 GMT
Eugen Erns #4 / 11	How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability Mattias wrote Quote: > MessageBox.Show( "This" + >                  " is" + >                  " a" + >                  " test." ); which creates about 7 string objects, correct? regards Eugen
Wed, 07 Jul 2004 00:23:17 GMT
#5 / 11	How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability
Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Dave Zehne #6 / 11	How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability lol, it's that easy?!  i love it, thx alot. DZ Quote: > Dave, > >Does C# have anything similar to VB's underscore ( _ )? > No, all you have to do is hit Enter. The statement ends at the > semicolon. > MessageBox.Show( "This" + >                  " is" + >                  " a" + >                  " test." ); > Mattias > === > Mattias Sj?gren (VB MVP) > http://www.msjogren.net/dotnet/
Wed, 07 Jul 2004 00:23:58 GMT
#7 / 11	How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability
Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Florian doyo #8 / 11	How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability yes, so actually, this is how I use it: // TODO: before release:  remove string concanation. MessageBox.Show( "This" + " is" + " a" + " test." );
Tue, 06 Jul 2004 12:34:53 GMT
Nicholas Paldino [.NET MVP #9 / 11	How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability Eugen,     Actually, no, it doesn't.  The reason is that the C# compiler is smart enough to know that they are constants, and will actually save the string in the executable as: "This is a test."     This is great, in my opinion.  I hated the fact that VB used to do this. -- - Nicholas Paldino [.NET MVP] Quote: > Mattias wrote > > MessageBox.Show( "This" + > >                  " is" + > >                  " a" + > >                  " test." ); > which creates about 7 string objects, correct? > regards > Eugen
Wed, 07 Jul 2004 00:47:50 GMT
Steve Breche #10 / 11	How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability Quote: > Mattias wrote > > MessageBox.Show( "This" + > >                  " is" + > >                  " a" + > >                  " test." ); > which creates about 7 string objects, correct? Syntactically there are four, but the compiler creates only one. -- For mail, please use my surname where indicated:
Wed, 07 Jul 2004 00:48:51 GMT
Simon Smit #11 / 11	How do I continue a line of code on the next line? - For readability On Fri, 18 Jan 2002 17:23:17 +0100, in Quote: >Mattias wrote >> MessageBox.Show( "This" + >>                  " is" + >>                  " a" + >>                  " test." ); >which creates about 7 string objects, correct? >regards >Eugen Nope. The compiler is clever enough to intern just one in this case. For something like "sdjhgf" + "kghjg" + obj.ToString() + "hjg" + "jhgf" I think  - not sure - that 2 strings will be stored. -- Simon www.quintuslink.com
Wed, 07 Jul 2004 01:41:13 GMT

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