c# 去除转义符号,如何忽略@转义字符（C＃）

Hi,

I added a string property for my winforms control.

This string property can take multiple lines of text by using "\r\n".

For example, "Hello\r\nWorld"

SHOULD prints:

Hello

World

The problem is that c# _always_ treats my string as _path_ (using @-quoted).

It prints:

Hello\r\nWorld

I would like to get rid of this silly ''@'' in this case.

How do I correct this?

Thanks.

Minh

解决方案C# does not treat strings as "literals" unless they are constants, prefixed with the ''@'' character.

If your property is of type String, then your code must assume that the value passed in to the set accessor is already formatted

correctly. In other words, your code cannot determine whether the caller used the ''@'' symbol.

Do not set your property using the ''@'' character if you want to preserve the "\r\n" escape characters.

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I added a string property for my winforms control.

This string property can take multiple lines of text by using "\r\n".

For example, "Hello\r\nWorld"

SHOULD prints:

Hello

World

The problem is that c# _always_ treats my string as _path_ (using @-quoted).

It prints:

Hello\r\nWorld

I would like to get rid of this silly ''@'' in this case.

How do I correct this?

Thanks.

Minh

The problem is that c# _always_ treats my string as _path_ (using @-quoted).

It prints:

Hello\r\nWorld

Where do you print it? If you view the string in the debugger it may

appear that way.

Mattias

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Dave, thanks for your reply.

I DON''T use ''@'' in the string property.

I think, this problem only happends when I tried to set the string value

at _design_time_. C# will detects "\r\n" and treats that as path.

You can test this by having a simple form with a text editor (textBox1).

At design time, set the text value (textBox1) to "Hello\r\nWorld"

(ignore the quotes). Then in your test code, try

Console.WriteLine(textBox1.Text).

You _will_ get just a single line of print out.

That is my problem.

Thanks again.

Ming

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