.net - Is there a "standard" way to get a CLR Version class from a string? -


I have come to know recently that our code has many implementations of version parser (which is a version of an object Version string) was thinking that it was one of those times when people could not be bothered to read the docs, I thought I would jump into MSDN, find out the "standard" method to do this and Take that one to replace different methods with calls Hia. I am surprised that there is no parsing method in the version class, neither on the convert or anywhere else I have searched.

Am I missing it, or there is no way in it. Please note that I have the code to do this, to convert the Net API to a version string into a version object. In fact, I have two different approaches that are being used in many different ways. What am I seeing in the standard library?

What are you doing?


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