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Guid Constructor (Int32, Int16, Int16, Byte, Byte, Byte, Byte, Byte, Byte, Byte, Byte)

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Initializes a new instance of the Guid structure by using the specified integers and bytes.

Namespace:  System
Assembly:  mscorlib (in mscorlib.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Public Sub New ( _
    a As Integer, _
    b As Short, _
    c As Short, _
    d As Byte, _
    e As Byte, _
    f As Byte, _
    g As Byte, _
    h As Byte, _
    i As Byte, _
    j As Byte, _
    k As Byte _
)

public Guid(
    int a,
    short b,
    short c,
    byte d,
    byte e,
    byte f,
    byte g,
    byte h,
    byte i,
    byte j,
    byte k
)

public:
Guid(
    int a, 
    short b, 
    short c, 
    unsigned char d, 
    unsigned char e, 
    unsigned char f, 
    unsigned char g, 
    unsigned char h, 
    unsigned char i, 
    unsigned char j, 
    unsigned char k
)

new : 
        a:int * 
        b:int16 * 
        c:int16 * 
        d:byte * 
        e:byte * 
        f:byte * 
        g:byte * 
        h:byte * 
        i:byte * 
        j:byte * 
        k:byte -> Guid

public function Guid(
    a : int, 
    b : short, 
    c : short, 
    d : byte, 
    e : byte, 
    f : byte, 
    g : byte, 
    h : byte, 
    i : byte, 
    j : byte, 
    k : byte
)

Parameters

Remarks

Specifying individual bytes in this manner can be used to circumvent byte order restrictions (big-endian or little-endian byte order) on particular types of computers.

.NET Framework Security

See Also

Reference

Guid Structure

Guid Overload

System Namespace