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Normally when creating instances of a record, there's no need to fully-qualify each property as you're doing. <pre><code>let authentication = { AuthenticationRecord.Request = request; AuthenticationRecord.UserName = loginRequest.UserName; AuthenticationRecord.Password = loginRequest.Password; AuthenticationRecord.CallbackUI = loginRequest.CallbackUI } </code></pre> As long as the names and types of the properties you're using only match one record type, F# is generally smart enough to figure out what you meant. <pre><code>let authentication = { Request = request; UserName = loginRequest.UserName; Password = loginRequest.Password; CallbackUI = loginRequest.CallbackUI } </code></pre> Also, I might be inclined to use <code>sprintf</code> over <code>String.Format</code> here: <pre><code>String.Format( "j_username={0}&j_password={1}&login={2}", authentication.UserName, authentication.Password, "Login")) sprintf "j_username=%s&j_password=%s&login=%s" authentication.UserName authentication.Password "Login" </code></pre> But since the resulting string is being passed to a <code>StreamWriter</code>, which inherits from <code>TextWriter</code> another option would be to use <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee370327.aspx" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><code>fprintf</code></a> which writes directly to a <code>TextWriter</code>. <pre><code>fprintf streamWriter "j_username=%s&j_password=%s&login=%s" authentication.UserName authentication.Password "Login" </code></pre>
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1. COFor creating record instance, I have tried you method. However, it didn't work just in my code, because there is another record type(generic) has the same field as this one. "let authentication : AuthenticationRecord = {...}" can work and also be applied to record type defined in other module. The fprintf line is very tidy. very nice. Thank you very much~!
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