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DC
How do I get Computer Name using VB.Net?
TIA,
- DC
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- DC
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Rich Wallace
Here ya be!
System.Environment.MachineName.ToString
System.Environment.MachineName.ToString
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "Rich Wallace said:System.Environment.MachineName.ToString
It's already a string, you don't need a 'ToString'.
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "DC said:How do I get Computer Name using VB.Net?
'Environment.MachineName' or 'SystemInformation.ComputerName'.
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Rich Wallace
Thank you for the clarification on that.
Herfried K. Wagner said:It's already a string, you don't need a 'ToString'.
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foo
Just for discussion, would it be more robust to use the ToString( ) method
anyway, just in case the string is implemented as some other sort of object
in the future? I'm just brainstorming...
anyway, just in case the string is implemented as some other sort of object
in the future? I'm just brainstorming...
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Cor
Hi foo,
No please. I do not know if you are man or a woman, but are you always
writing foo.man (or foo.woman) Only if you cannot see it, it can be
intresting.
Cor
No please. I do not know if you are man or a woman, but are you always
writing foo.man (or foo.woman) Only if you cannot see it, it can be
intresting.
Cor
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "foo said:Just for discussion, would it be more robust to use the ToString( ) method
anyway, just in case the string is implemented as some other sort of object
in the future? I'm just brainstorming...
No, why should the datatype be changed? The datatype won't be changed
because this would break a lot of code and IMO doesn't make much sense.
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Chris Woodruff
Nope, it's _very_ unlikely they would change the data type. The only thing
that you would be doing is calling another method
cw
that you would be doing is calling another method
cw
Just for discussion, would it be more robust to use the ToString( )
method anyway, just in case the string is implemented as some other
sort of object in the future? I'm just brainstorming...
H
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* Chris Woodruff said:Nope, it's _very_ unlikely they would change the data type. The only thing
that you would be doing is calling another method
Did I say something else?