The System.Text.StringBuilder class is a part of the .NET Framework's System.Text namespace. It provides a way to efficiently manipulate and modify strings in .NET applications.
The AddNewHtmlLines method of the StringBuilder class allows adding a new HTML line (a tag) at the end of the StringBuilder instance. This is useful when formatting text strings in HTML format.
Example 1:
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder("Hello World!");
sb.AddNewHtmlLines(2);
sb.Append("This is a new line.");
In this example, the StringBuilder instance `sb` initially contains the string "Hello World!". The `AddNewHtmlLines` method is used to add two new HTML lines ( tags) at the end of the string. Then, the `Append` method is used to add the text "This is a new line." to the end of the string.
");
sb.AddNewHtmlLines(1);
}
In this example, the `StringBuilder` instance is initially empty. A loop is used to add five HTML list items (
) to the StringBuilder. After each item is added, the `AddNewHtmlLines` method is used to add a new HTML line ( tag). This results in a list where each item is on a separate line.
The `AddNewHtmlLines` method is a custom extension method and is not included in the System.Text.StringBuilder class. Therefore, the package library for this method cannot be determined. It is likely a custom library or extension created by the developer.
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