P
Paddy
An code example says
StringBuilder x = new StringBuilder();
This will not compile,
please comment.
Paddy
StringBuilder x = new StringBuilder();
This will not compile,
please comment.
Paddy
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Z
Zoury
any error? did you had the necessary "using" statement?
//***
using System.Text;
//***
//***
using System.Text;
//***
C
Claire
Try adding
using System.Text;
to the "includes" at the top of your cs file.
using System.Text;
to the "includes" at the top of your cs file.
M
Marina
You need to import System.Text via the 'using' statement, or use
System.Text.StringBuilder to refer to the class.
The comment is that if you do not have a 'using' statement for the namespace
a class is located in, you have to use the fully qualified name of the
class.
System.Text.StringBuilder to refer to the class.
The comment is that if you do not have a 'using' statement for the namespace
a class is located in, you have to use the fully qualified name of the
class.
S
Scott C. Reynolds
Make sure you have using System.Text; up top, or do
System.Text.StringBuilder x = new System.Text.StringBuilder()
System.Text.StringBuilder x = new System.Text.StringBuilder()
P
Paddy
Thanks all.
Paddy.
Paddy.
Scott C. Reynolds said:Make sure you have using System.Text; up top, or do
System.Text.StringBuilder x = new System.Text.StringBuilder()