Using & _ as opposed to with for concatenating Response.

[Brian]

Does anyone know of any processing benefits to using the (& _ ) to
concatenate lines in asp as opposed to using (with)?


For example:


Response.Write "sdlkfjsdlkfsajd" & _

"s;lfkjasdlkfsjfklsj" & _

"s;ldfkjadl;fkjasdljk"



OR

With Response

.Write "sd;lfjd;lfkjasf;lkjsadf"

.Write "s;lfkjadlfkjasdkfls"

.Write "s;ldfkjsadlfk"

End With

Someone suggested that the object might have to be refrenced with each
..write but I thought this was the purpose of using with (refrenced the
object once and the closed it with the end with)

Thanks.

[Dan Stillwater]

Hi Brian,

You might want to check out the following page:
http://www.asptoday.com/articles/20000113.htm

It answers your question and gives you many more tips on ASP performance.



"Brian" <bjoc1@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Does anyone know of any processing benefits to using the (& _ ) to
>concatenate lines in asp as opposed to using (with)?
>
>
>For example:
>
>
>Response.Write "sdlkfjsdlkfsajd" & _
>
>"s;lfkjasdlkfsjfklsj" & _
>
>"s;ldfkjadl;fkjasdljk"
>
>
>
>OR
>
>With Response
>
> .Write "sd;lfjd;lfkjasf;lkjsadf"
>
> .Write "s;lfkjadlfkjasdkfls"
>
> .Write "s;ldfkjsadlfk"
>
>End With
>
>Someone suggested that the object might have to be refrenced with each
>..write but I thought this was the purpose of using with (refrenced the
>object once and the closed it with the end with)
>
>Thanks.
>
>