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DataSpecifier.Parse Method

Definition

Overloads

Parse(String)

Parses a data specifier string into its components and returns a DataSpecifier object instance containing the parsed components.

Parse(String, Int32)

Parses a data specifier string, starting at the specified index, into its components and then returns a DataSpecifier object instance containing the parsed components.

Parse(String)

Parses a data specifier string into its components and returns a DataSpecifier object instance containing the parsed components.

public:
 static Microsoft::VisualStudio::Data::Framework::DataSpecifier ^ Parse(System::String ^ specifier);
public static Microsoft.VisualStudio.Data.Framework.DataSpecifier Parse (string specifier);
static member Parse : string -> Microsoft.VisualStudio.Data.Framework.DataSpecifier
Public Shared Function Parse (specifier As String) As DataSpecifier

Parameters

specifier
String

A string containing the components of the data specifier to parse.

Returns

A DataSpecifier object instance containing the parsed components.

Applies to

Parse(String, Int32)

Parses a data specifier string, starting at the specified index, into its components and then returns a DataSpecifier object instance containing the parsed components.

public:
 static Microsoft::VisualStudio::Data::Framework::DataSpecifier ^ Parse(System::String ^ s, int % index);
public static Microsoft.VisualStudio.Data.Framework.DataSpecifier Parse (string s, ref int index);
static member Parse : string * int -> Microsoft.VisualStudio.Data.Framework.DataSpecifier
Public Shared Function Parse (s As String, ByRef index As Integer) As DataSpecifier

Parameters

s
String

A string containing the components of the data specifier to parse.

index
Int32

The index in the data specifier string at which to start the parsing. This parameter is passed by reference, and, therefore, when this method returns to the caller, it will retain its new value.

Returns

A DataSpecifier object instance containing the parsed components.

Applies to