Tip
Use the instance method Clone, if you can, to avoid the
costs of boxing.
FolkerKinzel.MimeTypes
Mime
Creates a new object that is a copy of the current instance.
Definition
Namespace: FolkerKinzel.MimeTypes
Assembly: FolkerKinzel.MimeTypes (in FolkerKinzel.MimeTypes.dll) Version: 5.6.0+6976b8f96f59170e54fb7f8a4989b77d09f9b1c0
A new object that is a copy of this instance.
Assembly: FolkerKinzel.MimeTypes (in FolkerKinzel.MimeTypes.dll) Version: 5.6.0+6976b8f96f59170e54fb7f8a4989b77d09f9b1c0
C#
Object ICloneable.Clone()VB
Private Function Clone As Object Implements ICloneable.CloneC++
private:
virtual Object^ Clone() sealed = ICloneable::CloneF#
private abstract Clone : unit -> Object
private override Clone : unit -> Object Return Value
ObjectA new object that is a copy of this instance.
Implements
ICloneableCloneRemarks
If you intend to hold a MimeTypeInfo for a long time in memory
and if this MimeTypeInfo is parsed from a
ReadOnlyMemory<Char> that comes from a
very long String, keep in mind, that the MimeTypeInfo
holds a reference to that String. Consider in this case to make
a copy of the MimeTypeInfo structure: The copy is built on a separate
String that is case-normalized and only as long as needed.