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you're welcome ... my concern is that in this case, the white space was pertinent to the output of the c# method that i was demonstrating.
FWIW, given that determining whether leading and trailing white space happens to be pertinent would be a major challenge ... for that reason, in the future, for such a line, i'll either use a comment, or better still, include it in the middle of the test
output where it is likely to be more obvious to the reader.
thank you ... gerry
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found another bug in the forums.asp.net message editor ... leading empty line is lost
May 03, 2012 02:03 AM|gerrylowry|LINK
while answering a question in the c# forum, in showing my test output, i noticed a line was dropped ... the first line of my test output was empty:
if put this in the Message editor's "insert code" window:
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^Mr^John^Smith^
Mr%John%Smith
Mr%John%Smith
Hi,¿I¿am¿trying¿to¿convert¿space¿in¿a¿string¿into¿other¿characters.¿For¿example:¿input:¿"Mr¿John¿Smith"¿ouput¿"Mr%John%Smith".¿We¿need¿StringBuilder¿?¿Please¿advise.
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i get this:
note the empty line was dropped.
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Re: found another bug in the forums.asp.net message editor ... leading empty line is lost
May 03, 2012 12:09 PM|tmorton|LINK
Thanks for the report. However, that behavior is by design, to remove unneeded extraneous whitespace.
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Re: found another bug in the forums.asp.net message editor ... leading empty line is lost
May 03, 2012 12:43 PM|gerrylowry|LINK
@ tmorton
you're welcome ... my concern is that in this case, the white space was pertinent to the output of the c# method that i was demonstrating.
FWIW, given that determining whether leading and trailing white space happens to be pertinent would be a major challenge ... for that reason, in the future, for such a line, i'll either use a comment, or better still, include it in the middle of the test output where it is likely to be more obvious to the reader.
thank you ... gerry