How can I pass string template to function?
I`m creating general usage library.
At this point main application needs to give template for email and library must add specific value at specific place in email.
void SomeFunction(string Template)
{
string OtherString = "This text is inserted";
string result - how to set the value of this string - Some text This text is inserted aa?
}
string Template = "Some text {need insert here} aa";
SomeFunction(Template);
try something like this:
string otherString = "inserted value";
string template = string.Format("Some text {0} aa", otherString);
string Template = "Some Text {need insert here} aa";
string InYourfunction = Template.Replace("{need insert here}", "whatever you want to replace here with");
Are you looking for:
void SomeFunction(string templateString)
{
string otherString = "This text is inserted";
string result = string.Format(templateString, otherString);
}
string template = "Some text {0} aa";
SomeFunction(template);
However, why would you do it like this, instead of more simpler and straight-forward option provided by Jens Kloster?
What if you pass an incorrect templateString to your SomeFunction e.g. passing "My test: {0},{1}" while SomeFunction expects only "My test: {0}"?
