What's the .NET equivalent
Dim strTmp as string
If strTmp=vbNullSt ring 11 8572
String.Empty
Robin S.
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What's the .NET equivalent
Dim strTmp as string
If strTmp=vbNullSt ring
String.Empty <="" (or any uninitialized As String variable or parameter in
VB6)
null <=vbNullStrin g (very rare, typically only use in native interops)
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String.Empty
Robin S.
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"Lou" <lo********@com cast.netwrote in message
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>What's the .NET equivalent
Dim strTmp as string If strTmp=vbNullSt ring
I don't understand what <=means. Does that mean less than, equal to, and
greater than?
I assumed the OP was asking about converting vbNullString from VB6 to
VB.Net.
Null does not equal vbNullString in VB6. They are two completely different
things.
String.Empty is the replacement for vbNullString.
String.Empty = ""
Nothing = ""
String.Empty = Nothing --True
Note that you can not do this:
Dim str As String
Debug.Print(str )
You *must* assign a value to str before you can display or print it, even
if it's String.Empty. For this reason, many people initialize their strings
like this:
Dim str As String = String.Empty
Robin S.
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String.Empty <="" (or any uninitialized As String variable or parameter
in VB6)
null <=vbNullStrin g (very rare, typically only use in native interops)
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>String.Empty
Robin S. ------------------------- "Lou" <lo********@com cast.netwrote in message news:eb******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP04.phx.gbl.. .
>>What's the .NET equivalent
Dim strTmp as string If strTmp=vbNullSt ring
On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 23:23:32 -0800, RobinS wrote:
I don't understand what <=means. Does that mean less than, equal to, and
greater than?
I assumed the OP was asking about converting vbNullString from VB6 to
VB.Net.
Null does not equal vbNullString in VB6. They are two completely different
things.
String.Empty is the replacement for vbNullString.
String.Empty = ""
Nothing = ""
String.Empty = Nothing --True
Note that you can not do this:
Dim str As String
Debug.Print(str )
You *must* assign a value to str before you can display or print it, even
if it's String.Empty. For this reason, many people initialize their strings
like this:
Dim str As String = String.Empty
Robin S.
Hey Robin,
vbNullString is not equal to String.Empty. String.Empty equates to "", the
zero length string. The MSDN documentation specifically states that
vbNullString is not the same as a zero-length string.
I think the closest thing would be nothing
--
Bits.Bytes http://bytes.thinkersroom.com
"Rad [Visual C# MVP]" <no****@nospam. comwrote in message
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On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 23:23:32 -0800, RobinS wrote:
>I don't understand what <=means. Does that mean less than, equal to, and greater than?
I assumed the OP was asking about converting vbNullString from VB6 to VB.Net.
Null does not equal vbNullString in VB6. They are two completely different things.
String.Empty is the replacement for vbNullString.
String.Empty = "" Nothing = "" String.Empty = Nothing --True
Note that you can not do this:
Dim str As String Debug.Print(str )
You *must* assign a value to str before you can display or print it, even if it's String.Empty. For this reason, many people initialize their strings like this:
Dim str As String = String.Empty
Robin S.
Hey Robin,
vbNullString is not equal to String.Empty. String.Empty equates to "",
the
zero length string. The MSDN documentation specifically states that
vbNullString is not the same as a zero-length string.
I think the closest thing would be nothing
--
Bits.Bytes http://bytes.thinkersroom.com
So here's my algebraic thinking.
In vb6: ?vbNullString = "" --true
In VB.Net: ?String.Empty = "" --true
(?Nothing = "" --true, so this is weird)
Algebraically speaking, if (a = b) and (b = c) then (a = c).
Therefore, if (vbNullString = '") and ("" = String.Empty),
then (vbNullString = String.Empty).
That's my theory!
Unless algebra doesn't hold true for .Net programming, in which I'm
screwed.
Robin S.
Being a VB developer (since vb3), I hereby confirm that vbNullString is
equivalent to Nothing. And a "nulled" variable is equivalent to
String.Empty
Here's an ASP.NET scenario:
Page 1 submits FormField1 to Page 2. FormField1 is an empty textbox. Page
1 posts to Page 2.
Page 2 instantiates a variable, varField1.
varField1 = Request.Form("F ormField1") results in varField1 = String.Empty
BUT
varField1 = Request.Form("F ormField2") .. which does not exist... then
varField1 = Nothing (not an empty string, but just no value assigned).
I have run across this conundrum several times in my career, and it always
amazes me how C-based developers don't see the difference =o)
- nasser
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On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 23:23:32 -0800, RobinS wrote:
>I don't understand what <=means. Does that mean less than, equal to, and greater than?
I assumed the OP was asking about converting vbNullString from VB6 to VB.Net.
Null does not equal vbNullString in VB6. They are two completely different things.
String.Empty is the replacement for vbNullString.
String.Empty = "" Nothing = "" String.Empty = Nothing --True
Note that you can not do this:
Dim str As String Debug.Print(str )
You *must* assign a value to str before you can display or print it, even if it's String.Empty. For this reason, many people initialize their strings like this:
Dim str As String = String.Empty
Robin S.
Hey Robin,
vbNullString is not equal to String.Empty. String.Empty equates to "", the
zero length string. The MSDN documentation specifically states that
vbNullString is not the same as a zero-length string.
I think the closest thing would be nothing
--
Bits.Bytes http://bytes.thinkersroom.com
"RobinS" posted...
: So here's my algebraic thinking.
:
: In vb6: ?vbNullString = "" --true
: In VB.Net: ?String.Empty = "" --true
: (?Nothing = "" --true, so this is weird)
:
: Algebraically speaking, if (a = b) and (b = c) then (a = c).
:
: [...]
:
: Unless algebra doesn't hold true for .Net programming, in which
: I'm screwed.
Golly Gee Batman!
Not True <False!
Not False <True!
If (a = True), (b = False), (c = True) Then
a + b = c and
b + c = c
b + c = a
Algebra does not apply! What shall we call the Screwy one,
Batman?!?
Screwballs, Robin!
--
Jim Carlock
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"RobinS" posted...
: So here's my algebraic thinking.
:
: In vb6: ?vbNullString = "" --true
: In VB.Net: ?String.Empty = "" --true
: (?Nothing = "" --true, so this is weird)
:
: Algebraically speaking, if (a = b) and (b = c) then (a = c).
:
: [...]
:
: Unless algebra doesn't hold true for .Net programming, in which
: I'm screwed.
Golly Gee Batman!
Not True <False!
Not False <True!
If (a = True), (b = False), (c = True) Then
a + b = c and
b + c = c
b + c = a
Algebra does not apply! What shall we call the Screwy one,
Batman?!?
Screwballs, Robin!
--
Jim Carlock
Post replies to the group.
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Holy Pythagorean Theorem, Batman! It's a nutcase!
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