PartitionTryParse(ReadOnlySpanChar, IFormatProvider, Partition) Method

public static bool TryParse(
	ReadOnlySpan<char> s,
	IFormatProvider? provider,
	out Partition result
)

Public Shared Function TryParse ( 
	s As ReadOnlySpan(Of Char),
	provider As IFormatProvider,
	<OutAttribute> ByRef result As Partition
) As Boolean

public:
static bool TryParse(
	ReadOnlySpan<wchar_t> s, 
	IFormatProvider^ provider, 
	[OutAttribute] Partition^% result
)

static member TryParse : 
        s : ReadOnlySpan<char> * 
        provider : IFormatProvider * 
        result : Partition byref -> bool 

Parameters

s  ReadOnlySpanChar

The span of characters to parse.

provider  IFormatProvider

An object that provides culture-specific formatting information about s.

result  Partition

When this method returns, contains the result of successfully parsing s, or an undefined value on failure.

Return Value

Implements

The input must use the format "size", "label:size", "size[fs]" or "label:size[fs]", where "label" is the volume label, "size" is a value using multiple-byte units, and "fs" is the name of a supported file system such as "FAT32" or "NTFS". Examples are "Windows:128GB" and "Data:16GB[FAT32]"

Instead of an explicit size, you can use "*" for the size to indicate the partition should be extended to fill the remaining space on the disk. For example, "Windows:*".

Certain volume labels are treated specially, and can be used to create special partition types. "System" creates a partition with PartitionTypeSystem, "MSR" with PartitionTypeMsr, and "WinRE" and "Recovery" with PartitionTypeUtility. This check is case insensitive, and all other volume labels create a partition with PartitionTypeNormal.

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