Hello, All!
Is there any analogous class/function to sscanf() & fscanf() in C#?
In another words, I need to convert string into the set of given
variables of different types.
Regards,
Vladimir.
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Yes, look at the System.Convert class.
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news:un******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hello, All!
Is there any analogous class/function to sscanf() & fscanf() in C#?
In another words, I need to convert string into the set of given
variables of different types.
Regards,
Vladimir.
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Hello, Sam!
You wrote on Sun, 7 Mar 2004 09:52:47 -0500:
SGM> Yes, look at the System.Convert class.
I don't understand why use System.Convert when you can do typecast directly:
float f = 123.456;
int i = (int) f;
Isn't that more simple?
Then why should I use System.Convert. ToString(...) when every base type has its own one? Also every numeric base type has Parse method.
And last, sscanf() converts string to a series of variables while System.Convert. To<...>(string) return only one value.
Regards,
Vladimir.
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Hello, All!
Is there any analogous class/function to sscanf() & fscanf() in C#?
In another words, I need to convert string into the set of given
variables of different types.
Regards,
Vladimir.
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Hello, All!
Is there any analogous class/function to sscanf() & fscanf() in C#?
In another words, I need to convert string into the set of given
variables of different types.
Regards,
Vladimir.
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