Clone Method (MySqlBlob)

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Creates a copy of the current MySqlBlob object.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#


'Declaration Public Function Clone() As Object


public object Clone()

Return Value

A new MySqlBlob object.

Remarks

Creates a new MySqlBlob object with the properties that have the same values as those of the original object. However, changing properties of the new object has no influence on the values of the same properties of the original object.

Example

In this example a MySqlBlob instance is created and being written a byte (14 in decimal). Then it is cloned, and the second MySqlBlob object returns its first byte of data stream (again, 14 in decimal).

csharp


public void CloneMySqlBlob() { MySqlBlob myBlob = new MySqlBlob(); myBlob.WriteByte(14); MySqlBlob myBlob2 = (MySqlBlob)myBlob.Clone(); myBlob2.Seek(0,System.IO.SeekOrigin.Begin); Console.WriteLine(myBlob2.ReadByte()); }

public void CloneMySqlBlob()
{
  MySqlBlob myBlob = new MySqlBlob();
  myBlob.WriteByte(14);
  MySqlBlob myBlob2 = (MySqlBlob)myBlob.Clone();
  myBlob2.Seek(0,System.IO.SeekOrigin.Begin);
  Console.WriteLine(myBlob2.ReadByte());
}

Visual Basic


Public Sub CloneMySqlBlob() Dim myBlob As MySqlBlob = New MySqlBlob myBlob.WriteByte(14) Dim myBlob2 As MySqlBlob = CType(myBlob.Clone(), MySqlBlob) myBlob2.Seek(0, System.IO.SeekOrigin.Begin) Console.WriteLine(myBlob2.ReadByte()) End Sub

Public Sub CloneMySqlBlob()
  Dim myBlob As MySqlBlob = New MySqlBlob
  myBlob.WriteByte(14)
  Dim myBlob2 As MySqlBlob = CType(myBlob.Clone(), MySqlBlob)
  myBlob2.Seek(0, System.IO.SeekOrigin.Begin)
  Console.WriteLine(myBlob2.ReadByte())
End Sub

Reference

MySqlBlob Class
MySqlBlob Members

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