Fastest string manipulation object

[Amendra]

Hi,

Whats is the fastest object type or method that can be used for high
performance string manipulations. I have heard stringbuilder does. But does
any body know anything better.

My operation are simple.. this is what I need to do with a least performance
hit.

//_consoleMsg = new StringBuilder(message);

StringBuilder _consoleMsg = new StringBuilder();

// The below section will be called many times.

_consoleMsg.Append(message);

_consoleWindow.Console.Text = _consoleMsg.ToString();

Thanks

Amendra

[Miha Markic]

Hi,

StringBuilder is quite a good choice for your problem.

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Miha Markic - RightHand .NET consulting & software development
miha at rthand com

"Amendra" <am*****@virtusa.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

Whats is the fastest object type or method that can be used for high
performance string manipulations. I have heard stringbuilder does. But does any body know anything better.

My operation are simple.. this is what I need to do with a least performance hit.

//_consoleMsg = new StringBuilder(message);

StringBuilder _consoleMsg = new StringBuilder();

// The below section will be called many times.

_consoleMsg.Append(message);

_consoleWindow.Console.Text = _consoleMsg.ToString();

Thanks

Amendra

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Amendra,

I think that you should do neither. If all you are doing is displaying
the and don't have a need to store everything, then I would recommend
calling the AppendText method on the TextBox and appending the text to your
textbox using that.

Hope this helps.
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com

"Amendra" <am*****@virtusa.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

Whats is the fastest object type or method that can be used for high
performance string manipulations. I have heard stringbuilder does. But does any body know anything better.

My operation are simple.. this is what I need to do with a least performance hit.

//_consoleMsg = new StringBuilder(message);

StringBuilder _consoleMsg = new StringBuilder();

// The below section will be called many times.

_consoleMsg.Append(message);

_consoleWindow.Console.Text = _consoleMsg.ToString();

Thanks

Amendra

[Shawn B.]

Each time you AppendText it redisplays the text and re-allocates its
internal buffer. Serious performance issue. Stick to StringBuilder().
Thanks,
Shawn

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Amendra,

I think that you should do neither. If all you are doing is displaying the and don't have a need to store everything, then I would recommend
calling the AppendText method on the TextBox and appending the text to your textbox using that.

Hope this helps.
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com

"Amendra" <am*****@virtusa.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

Whats is the fastest object type or method that can be used for high
performance string manipulations. I have heard stringbuilder does. But

does

any body know anything better.

My operation are simple.. this is what I need to do with a least

performance

hit.

//_consoleMsg = new StringBuilder(message);

StringBuilder _consoleMsg = new StringBuilder();

// The below section will be called many times.

_consoleMsg.Append(message);

_consoleWindow.Console.Text = _consoleMsg.ToString();

Thanks

Amendra