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Usually, the suffix is .text for all of the .net languages. What platform are you moving to? Is the new application a windows form?
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Usually, the suffix is .text for all of the .net languages. What platform are you moving to? Is the new application a windows form?

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i doing on smart device application. using emulator.
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i doing on smart device application. using emulator.

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i have a textfield.getString line which is in java. if i want to use it in C#, what are the equivalent?
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i have a textfield.getString line which is in java. if i want to use it in C#, what are the equivalent?

getString

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