How return STRUCT from function

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C#

struct STUDENT
       {
           public CookieContainer fio;
           public string htmlx;
        }

C#

public Form1()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
         var s = impulse();

        }

C#

public ... impulse()
{
  STRUCT str;
  str.fio= "Surname";
  str.htmlx = "asdas"
}
   return str
}

Posted 31-Jul-12 12:30pm

Radzhab

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Kenneth Haugland 31-Jul-12 19:04pm

Not to be rude to you, bit SA is right, asking questions here might not be the best place to start... You should read this before posting more questions: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa288436%28v=vs.71%29.aspx its a tutorial in C# from Microsoft. Take care :)

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lewax00 · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-31T12:38:00

Solution 1

C#

public STUDENT impulse()

and replace STRUCT with STUDENT.

Posted 31-Jul-12 12:38pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 31-Jul-12 18:50pm

You knew! (Just kidding, a 5 :-)
OP needs something else. Please see my answer.
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-31T12:49:00

Exactly as with any other type:

C#

struct Student { /* ... */ }

//...
Student Impulse() { //what's wrong with you naming?
   Student student = new Student();
   student.FullName = "Vasiliy Ivanovich Pupkin";
   student.Html = "How knows what the hell is that?";
   // I changed names to humanly style according to Microsoft naming conventions, removed ugly abbreviation "fio" // I know what do you mean, how abut others?
}

But reasonable people do something like this:

C#

struct Student {
    internal Student(string fullName, string html) { FullName = fullName; Html = html; }
    internal string FullName;
    internal string Html;
}

//...
Student Impulse() {
   return new Student("Vasiliy Ivanovich Pupkin", "How knows what the hell is that?");
}
// the simplicity of this method suggests that it makes no sense, but you need just an idea...

Well, after 35 questions asked on CodeProjects… (sigh)…

I guess you need completely different thing. This:
Microsoft Q209354.

No offense, OK? You really need exactly that.

Good luck, товарищ,

—SA