StringBuilder and C#

[Guest]

What is the best way of creating the staement below in C#? StringBuilder will not accept the string as stated. I've tried several variations of string concatenation but still get errors
StringBuilder postData = new StringBuilder("<CABDETAILS CabNumber=""43877"" CabSKU=""6633"" ExpDate=""0106"" Postal=""78052"" />"); Dont want to create a separate xml file

Thank
Jacob

 

[Kirk Graves]

You basicly had it, you just needed the escape character


System.Text.StringBuilder postData = new
System.Text.StringBuilder("<CABDETAILS CabNumber=\"43877\" CabSKU=\"6633\"
ExpDate=\"0106\" Postal=\"78052\" />");

What is the best way of creating the staement below in C#? StringBuilder

will not accept the string as stated. I've tried several variations of
string concatenation but still get errors.

StringBuilder postData = new StringBuilder("<CABDETAILS

CabNumber=""43877"" CabSKU=""6633"" ExpDate=""0106"" Postal=""78052"" />");
Dont want to create a separate xml file.

 

[Guest]

Thanks Kirk
What if I have something like "Boston\ivr" in the expression string? Since "\" is the escape character, How do I handle that
Jaco

 

[Roy Fine]

Jacob,

try using the @ symbol - it causes the compiler to ignore escape characters.

Something like this to create and initialize the StringBuilder object, then
extract the characters to investigate:

StringBuilder str = new StringBuilder( @"Boston\ivr");
char [] chrs = str.ToString().ToCharArray();

regards
roy fine

Thanks Kirk-
What if I have something like "Boston\ivr" in the expression string? Since

"\" is the escape character, How do I handle that?

 

[Julie]

Thanks Kirk-
What if I have something like "Boston\ivr" in the expression string? Since "\" is the escape character, How do I handle that?
Jacob

"Boston\\ivr"

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

What if I have something like "Boston\ivr" in the expression string?
Since "\" is the escape character, How do I handle that?

See http://www.pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/faq/#escapes