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I've started using StringBuilder in preference to straight concatenation, but it seems like it's missing a crucial method. So, I implemented it myself, as an extension: public void Append(this StringBuilder stringBuilder, params string[] args) { foreach (string arg in args) stringBuilder.Append(arg); } This turns the following mess: StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); ... sb.Append(SettingNode); sb.Append(KeyAttribute); sb.Append(setting.Name); Into this: sb.Append(SettingNode, KeyAttribute, setting.Name); I could use sb.AppendFormat("{0}{1}{2}",... , but this seems even less preferred, and still harder to read. Is my extension a good method, or does it somehow undermine the benefits of StringBuilder ? I'm not trying to prematurely optimize anything, as my method is more about readability than speed, but I'd also like to know I'm not shooting myself in the foot.
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