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Adrian Florea

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Sub New vs. Sub [New] in VB .NET Posted: Aug 16, 2005 2:31 AM
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Nel caso di New in VB .NET, c'è una differenza evidente però magari poco conosciuta tra la variante escaped (sinistra, metodo) e la variante non-escaped (destra, costruttore):

Class Foo
    Sub [New]()
    End Sub
End Class		 Class Foo
    Sub New()
    End Sub
End Class
.class private auto ansi Foo
extends [mscorlib]System.Object
{
      .method public specialname rtspecialname instance
      void .ctor() cil managed
      {
            //
      }
 
      .method public instance
      void New() cil managed
      {
            //
      }
}		 .class private auto ansi Foo
extends [mscorlib]System.Object
{
      .method public specialname rtspecialname instance
      void .ctor() cil managed
      {
            //
      }
}

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