[Bug 46842] C# double.TryParse( String.Empty, out number) succeeds with .NET Framework 4.0 when it should not
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Sun Mar 17 12:41:32 CDT 2019
https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=46842
--- Comment #14 from IanS <MyBugzilla at mailinator.com> ---
Sorry. Can't run an executable.
I can confirm though that the problem I initially reported does indeed only
occur when Win version is Win7.
My application has its own <b>Val(string s)</b> function that is supposed to
behave something like VB's Val function. It uses TryParse to convert string to
double. It should return 0 if string was empty.
To avoid the problem I simply changed my <b>Val(s)</b> code to test for empty
string before doing anything and return 0 if string empty.
As far as I'm concerned the problem is fixed.
But it would be great if there was a list of all other things like this. I
could then workaround them all in my application before posting it to your
AppDB
Anyway. Thank you.
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