How can i convert this lines of codes into C#? Many thanks

for x=65 to 90
SQLHolder.text=SQLHolder.text & "<a href=""alpha.aspx?alpha=" & chr(x) &
chr(34) & _
" class=""LinkClass"">" & chr(x) & "</a> | "
next
SQLHolder.text=SQLHolder.text & " | <a href=""alpha.aspx"">All Names</a>"
End If

Huzz,

I think I would do it like this. Where you have to check it yourself if it
is complete.
(I have the idea that your VBNet code is as not right, and would use the
same Stringbuilder in the VBNet code by the way)

\\\
System.Text.StringBuilder sb = new System.Text.StringBuilder();
for ( int x=65; x< 91 ; x++)
{
sb.Append(@"<a href=""alpha.aspx?alpha=""");
sb.Append((char) x);
sb.Append ((char) 34);
sb.Append (@"class=""LinkClass"">");
sb.Append ((char) x);
sb.Append ("</a> |");
}
SQLHolder.Text = SQLHolder.Text + sb.ToString()
+ "<a href='alpha.aspx'>All Names</a>";
}
///

I hope this helps?

Cor

sb.Append ((char) 34);

change it to:

sb.Append("\r\n");



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Cheers,
Gaurav Vaish
http://www.mastergaurav.org
http://mastergaurav.blogspot.com
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Master Gaurav

char 34 is a double quote not a carriage return & linefeed

Cor

Our Instant C# VB.NET to C# converte produces:

for (x = 65; x <= 90; x++)
{
SQLHolder.Text=SQLHolder.Text + "<a href=\"alpha.aspx?alpha=" + (char)(x)
+ (char)(34) + " class=\"LinkClass\">" + (char)(x) + "</a> | ";

}
SQLHolder.Text=SQLHolder.Text + " | <a href=\"alpha.aspx\">All Names</a>";

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"huzz" wrote:

> How can i convert this lines of codes into C#? Many thanks
>
> for x=65 to 90
> SQLHolder.text=SQLHolder.text & "<a href=""alpha.aspx?alpha=" & chr(x) &
> chr(34) & _
> " class=""LinkClass"">" & chr(x) & "</a> | "
> next
> SQLHolder.text=SQLHolder.text & " | <a href=""alpha.aspx"">All Names</a>"
> End If
>

Oops!

I got confused with chr(13)

Then, you'd better be using "\"" or sb.Append('"') [ ' " ' ]
:-)
You can avoid the extra step of type-casting. It's costly you see....

--
Cheers,
Gaurav Vaish
http://www.mastergaurav.org
http://mastergaurav.blogspot.com
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> SQLHolder.Text=SQLHolder.Text + "<a href=\"alpha.aspx?alpha=" +
(char)(x)

Avoid
(char) (x)
Prefer using:
Convert.ToChar(x)

This is unicode-safe and optimized for internationlized content. I'd
suggest using Convert class a habbit.


--
Cheers,
Gaurav Vaish
http://www.mastergaurav.org
http://mastergaurav.blogspot.com
--------------------------------

Most of the time, we have chosen the C# equivalent that most closely
replicates the run-time behavior of the original VB.NET code, since
ultimately it's the run-time behavior that is most important to developers
converting code from one language to another. We'll take a look at this again
to see if Convert.ToChar is closer than a char cast.

Regards,
David Anton
Tangible Software Solutions Inc.

"MasterGaurav" wrote:

> > SQLHolder.Text=SQLHolder.Text + "<a href=\"alpha.aspx?alpha=" +
> (char)(x)
>
> Avoid
> (char) (x)
> Prefer using:
> Convert.ToChar(x)
>
> This is unicode-safe and optimized for internationlized content. I'd
> suggest using Convert class a habbit.
>
>
> --
> Cheers,
> Gaurav Vaish
> http://www.mastergaurav.org
> http://mastergaurav.blogspot.com
> --------------------------------
>
>

Thanks so much to all of you for your help..

"huzz" wrote:

> How can i convert this lines of codes into C#? Many thanks
>
> for x=65 to 90
> SQLHolder.text=SQLHolder.text & "<a href=""alpha.aspx?alpha=" & chr(x) &
> chr(34) & _
> " class=""LinkClass"">" & chr(x) & "</a> | "
> next
> SQLHolder.text=SQLHolder.text & " | <a href=""alpha.aspx"">All Names</a>"
> End If
>