method allias

[Steph]

hy,
i m looking for define a method alias in c#
RTrim and LTrim doesnt exists... and we need to use TrimStart TrimEnd so....
how define a alias

public string RTrim = public string TrimStart ?

[Lasse Vågsæther Karlsen]

> hy,

i m looking for define a method alias in c#
RTrim and LTrim doesnt exists... and we need to use TrimStart TrimEnd
so....
how define a alias
public string RTrim = public string TrimStart ?

Won't work.

You can alias a type, but not a method.

Why can't you just use TrimStart and TrimEnd instead?

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[Steph]

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hy,
i m looking for define a method alias in c#
RTrim and LTrim doesnt exists... and we need to use TrimStart TrimEnd
so....
how define a alias
public string RTrim = public string TrimStart ?

Won't work.

You can alias a type, but not a method.

pfffff :( - viva el open source ;)


Why can't you just use TrimStart and TrimEnd instead? yes... no problem... its just "a dream" to uniformize the different C#
language... (vb, c#, etc ... php...)

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[Mehdi]

On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:33:02 +0100, Steph wrote:

Why can't you just use TrimStart and TrimEnd instead?

yes... no problem... its just "a dream" to uniformize the different C#
language... (vb, c#, etc ... php...)

You can't define an alias of a function in C# but if using TrimStart really
bothers you that much and unless the class you're working on is sealed,
nothing prevents you from deriving from this class and wrapping the call to
TrimStart() in a fonction called LTrim().

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Steph wrote:

Why can't you just use TrimStart and TrimEnd instead?

yes... no problem... its just "a dream" to uniformize the different C#
language... (vb, c#, etc ... php...)

If you do that, you end up with code that only one person can
understand - you. If you use TrimStart and TrimEnd, then any .NET
programmer will be able to understand it.

Jon

[Lasse Vågsæther Karlsen]

> "Lasse Vågsæther Karlsen" <la***@vkarlsen.no> a écrit dans le message

de news: a0*************************@news.microsoft.com...

hy,
i m looking for define a method alias in c#
RTrim and LTrim doesnt exists... and we need to use TrimStart
TrimEnd
so....
how define a alias
public string RTrim = public string TrimStart ? Won't work.

You can alias a type, but not a method.

pfffff :( - viva el open source ;)

And specifically, which open source version of C# allows you to alias a method?

Why can't you just use TrimStart and TrimEnd instead?

yes... no problem... its just "a dream" to uniformize the different C#
language... (vb, c#, etc ... php...)

"Uniformize" how? If the languages all use .NET then they can all use .TrimStart
and .TrimEnd. IMO they're already "uniformized".

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Lasse Vågsæther Karlsen
http://usinglvkblog.blogspot.com/
mailto:la***@vkarlsen.no
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