I don't have a problem but I;m asking you something on the in VB.net.code. So in brief, this means that apart from 'Create', the 'Append' also create a file when it does not exist then?
I have text file to read. If i find a line "T001" then i must add specific text beside that line. With my code now it write the specific text at the end of the file not beside the line "T001" This is my code so far
Dim filename As String = strFileName Dim tfLines() As String = System.IO.File.ReadAllLines(filename) Dim objwriter As StreamWriter objwriter = File.AppendText(filename)
I'm trying to get my program to append a child to one of my parent nodes in an XML file. I have looked online for quite some time trying to determine the best way possible, and have come up with the following
This question is a little more in depth than the typical append and save. I'm needing to append multiple controls text to 1 file. Basically what I have is:User inputs name in TextBox1 User inputs Service Type from selected list in ComboBox1 User checks of any or all CheckedListBox fields that apply. Now, all together, there are actually between 4 to 6 different checkedlistboxes.What I am wanting to do is when the user clicks the Submit button (Button1), at the bottom, it will write a text file of TextBox1.Text,omboBox1.SelectedItem.ToString, and all the checkedlistbox items.Now there is a small thing I may have to start another question on. For every checked item in a checked list box, I would like to writ
my app will be parsing an array of data and generating text strings (of around 80 chars each), which I then want to append to a text file. What is the best (fastest) way to do the file appends? file size will be up to 40K lines.
I have a program, which writes data to a text file in the following format.
test1 - test1 - test1 - test1
After writing the first line, the text fields are cleared to make space for another round of user input. Simply said, this is how it should look[code]....
I want to append a text file with items from a listbox. I tried to search for a code to do that, but couldn't find anything(most likely I don't know what I am looking for). But I wrote this code and got it to work, but after looking at the code, it looks sloppy and I'm sure could have bugs I didn't catch....my question is, is there a better code than the one I made, or will my code work fine. I am eager to write code correctly, not just get the code to work.
Private Sub Button8_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button8.Click Dim save As New SaveFileDialog save.ShowDialog() Dim saveFile As String = save.FileName
I am trying to append a new line to a text file. Sometimes it posts to a new line (like I want it to) and sometimes it appends to the current line, consequently screwing up my read. I even put VbNewLine in the code.
Here is the snippet: Dim outputline2 As String outputline2 = equip & "," & value Dim myfile2 = File.AppendText("equiped.txt") myfile2.WriteLine(outputline2, vbNewLine) myfile2.Close() [URL]
Below is the code which I am using to append data to a text file. Dim FILE_NAME As String = "C:cebsample.txt" Dim objWriter As New System.IO.StreamWriter(FILE_NAME, True) Dim record As String Dim amount As Integer Dim amt As Decimal [Code] .... Now I would like to save that updated file with another name.
With the following code I can import comma delimited data from a text file into Excel.The problem is that I cannot seem to figure out how to append the data from the text file to an existing Excel file. (adding to a new row each time.)
With objExcel .Visible = True .Workbooks.OpenText(Filename:="c:scripts1New Text Document.txt", StartRow:=1, Tab:=True,
With the following code I can import comma delimited data from a text file into Excel.The problem is that I cannot seem to figure out how to append the data from the text file to an existing Excel file. (adding to a new row each time.)
With objExcel .Visible = True .Workbooks.OpenText(Filename:="c:scripts1New Text Document.txt", StartRow:=1, Tab:=True,
I'm using this script to add text to a variety of .txt's on the fly: Const ForAppending = 8
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So I'm sending text with the program launchy this .vbs (addln.vbs) - ("$$" c:ideas.txt) is what the argument is if I want to send to ideas.txt for example All I want to do is make it so I get the date and time right before whatever text I send to this text file. I don't think this would be too complicated.
I have files in a folder which i need to append and produce a single textfile.
1)I first select the folder using FolderBrowserDialog and write the path in the textbox. 2)By the click of a button I want to append all the files contained in that folder and write it in the same folder with the name of the textfile as new.txt
[code]This code open the FolderBrowserDialog and selects the folder and writes the path in the TextBox1..I need help to proceed with appending the text files within that folder
I want to read the text file and check whether its contain the specific string or not at the end of the text file. If it doesn't contain the specific string, I want to append the text file to write the specific string.. Can I use this code? But its not working..What is the problem actually?
Dim line As String = "" Dim fileName As String = "C:\Drill Blind.txt" Dim sr As StreamReader = New StreamReader(fileName)
I'm trying to create a program which reads a text file into an array.
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But that's just silly so how can I fix this? Lines isn't being assigned a null value it's being assigned the first line of text in the file which has text in it so I'm confused.
I have text file to read. If i find a line "T001" then i must add specific text beside that line. With my code now it write the specific text at the end of the file not beside the line "T001" This is my code so far Dim filename As String = strFileName
What is the code to open a text file and append data to it, in visual basic express edition?Normally one would write:open "data.txt" for append as #1 but visual basic express does not accept it.
I make an application and make setup file using VS setup project. This work fine and create default text files into Program Files Folder for winodw 7/vista .but can not modify these files or create any new files.There are few text files need to create ,modify during application running ,but in windows 7/vista unable to create,modify files.I am using full default admin right for these OS. If iuse C: root path then application work fine or for win XP no problem.I think UAC restricting to perform these opeartion. But i do not know how to change these restriction using vb.net, whenever application start.
I make an application and make setup file using VS setup project. This work fine and create default text files into Program Files Folder for winodw 7/vista .but can not modify these files or create any new files.
There are few text files need to create ,modify during application running ,but in windows 7/vista unable to create,modify files.I am using full default admin right for these OS. If iuse C: root path then application work fine or for win XP no problem.I think UAC restricting to perform these opeartion. But i do not know how to change these restriction using vb.net, whenever application start.
I found one solution that , if change user rights manually then this problem solved.Follow these step to change your account settings.Control Panel-->User Accounts and Family Safety-->User Accounts-->Change User Account Control settings-->Never notify(Set tab to never notify).After this change need to restart system.Now can make all changes like windows XP into Windows 7.can also make changes into program files.
Its working fine, but need to make these changes manually in OS.but its not efficent solution. So if any one knows how can make these changes by coding that will nice.
Im learning Visual Basic 2010 on my programming class and we reached the part of file handling. Here i tried to make a simple program that can create a text file with the content of what i type on the textbox, basically i create the file if it doesn't exist, and if it already exists i append the content to it. Once the file is saved i can read it using the "Open" button. Unfortunataly, whenever i try to create the file, the compiler gives me an error saying that it cannot modify a closed file, although i've followed up the execution instruction by instruction and i can't find the error.
Imports System.IO Public Class Form1 Dim body As String
I want to create a text file or see if a text file exists when application starts. The problem I was having was after creating the text file, I tried to write to text file and got an error saying that another process was using it.
Dim test As String = My.Computer.FileSystem.SpecialDirectories.MyDocuments & " est1.txt" If System.IO.File.Exists(test) Then MsgBox("File Loaded") Else
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I looked up topics on filestream, but am unsure if this is how to use it. Is my code ok? Is there another way to create a text file?
I am attempting to append information to a textbox in VB. My app allows the user to choose a variety of options and displays all the information in a single, read-only text box.
I would like to set it up so every time an event triggers something to be written in the text box, it gets appended instead of overwriting the text currently in the box.
The only constraint is that text should be appended as a new line, not directly after the last sentence.
Private Sub btnOk_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnOk.Click Me.SaveData("testing")
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when the file is not exists it will create than append a text to it -> then it always error( The process cannot access the file 'C:UsersAdministratorDesktopW-LTSinDebugStudent.txt' because it is being used by another process.) so how can i do?
but if the exists i can append text, it works properly.
I have written a program that is 99% complete now, but it is one thing left.I need the program to append My.Settings.MyString to a txt file.I have tested with this y.Computer.FileSystem.WriteAllText("C:mytxt", my.settings.mystring,ue)But when it writes the string to the txt it writes it wrong!If i check whats in mystring by typing MsgBox(My.Settings.MyString) it shows the string perfectly in order (it's a multirow string), example: