Easy one here I think, can you confirm that each code page is implemented as a seperate and unique subclass of System.Text.Encoding in .NET 2.0?
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Easy one here I think, can you confirm that each code page is implemented as a seperate and unique subclass of System.Text.Encoding in .NET 2.0?
I’m not sure I understand the context of your question, but yes,
Encoding.UTF8,Encoding.UTF16, and anything that is returned fromEncoding.GetEncoding()inherits fromSystem.Text.Encoding. It cannot be any other way, sinceEncoding.GetEncoding()returns anEncodinginstance, meaning the only thing it can do is return a subclass.