My class String has two methods Encode and Decode where I can encode and decode a string. The encode and decode code has to be the "same" as my VFP code (to make ASP.NET compatible with VFP app). So I use my class String as following:
cPassword = "ABCD";
string Decoded;
Decoded = MyNameSpace.String.Decoded( cPassword );
>How does you String class differ from the standard .Net string class?
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>>I tested my code and get no problem having this class named String. But, just in case (so that you and Thomas don't tell me some day "I told you so :)) I may change the name to something very unique like MyString <g>.
>>Thank you all for your input.
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