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  • Baskar RajaSekharan
    #1

    doubt

    Hi,

    Please let me know, In c-sharp, it's possible to use the Same method for
    using multiple purpose ie Sending More than one Parameter, or Parameter with
    different type etc without Overloading...


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    • William Ryan
      #2
      Re: doubt

      No.

      In vb.net you have the attrocious scourge aka optional parameters, but C#
      doesn't let you do that.

      If you really have a good reason to not overload, then you could pass in a
      struct or object and based on it's properties branch off into different
      segments, which would effectively accomplish what you want, but it would be
      much more complex than a simple overload.

      If you don't mind me asking...why are you ambivalent about overloading?
      (Not being argumentative, just curious.)

      Bill
      "Baskar RajaSekharan" <rbk@srasys.co. in> wrote in message
      news:OP64tW2oDH A.2140@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
      > Hi,
      >
      > Please let me know, In c-sharp, it's possible to use the Same method[/color]
      for[color=blue]
      > using multiple purpose ie Sending More than one Parameter, or Parameter[/color]
      with[color=blue]
      > different type etc without Overloading...
      >
      >[/color]


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        • Fred Mellender
          #3
          Re: doubt

          You could do what Invoke does: pass an array of Objects. You can query the
          array to find out its size and branch based on the type of the parameters.

          "Baskar RajaSekharan" <rbk@srasys.co. in> wrote in message
          news:OP64tW2oDH A.2140@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
          > Hi,
          >
          > Please let me know, In c-sharp, it's possible to use the Same method[/color]
          for[color=blue]
          > using multiple purpose ie Sending More than one Parameter, or Parameter[/color]
          with[color=blue]
          > different type etc without Overloading...
          >
          >[/color]


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            • Tom Clement
              #4
              Re: doubt

              Take a look at parameter arrays (params keyword). That lets you pass in
              multiple arguments of a specified type. If you want different types and
              different numbers of arguments, that's exactly what function overloading is
              for.

              Tom Clement
              Apptero, Inc.

              "Baskar RajaSekharan" <rbk@srasys.co. in> wrote in message
              news:OP64tW2oDH A.2140@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
              > Hi,
              >
              > Please let me know, In c-sharp, it's possible to use the Same method[/color]
              for[color=blue]
              > using multiple purpose ie Sending More than one Parameter, or Parameter[/color]
              with[color=blue]
              > different type etc without Overloading...
              >
              >[/color]


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