Replacing Oracle Newline Characters In A .NET String?
Apr 27, 2011
I'm using the Oracle command dbms_output.get_line to retrieve output from a stored procedure. Once my code runs the command, I'm retrieving the results through a buffer string, 32000 bytes long.Inevitably, this string will have Oracle line breaks (chr(10) and chr(13)) in it that I'd like to replace with Environment.NewLine so I can display the output in a standard Winforms textbox.Here is the code I've been using - I don't recall exactly where I got the Oracle command right now, but if I find it, I'll add the link.
Dim cmdGetOutput As New OracleCommand("declare " & _
" l_line varchar2(255); " & _
" l_done number; " & _
I am trying to write a function for determining the data type of columns in a delimited file.However my function is not detecting a newline and exiting the loop after the end of the first line.* 'del_2' is equal to a new line character, i have tested this using a small bit of code
if del_2 = ControlChars.NewLine then MessageBox.Show("It is a newline") end if
and got the message, and i know the newline characters are at the end of each line in 'filecontents' as i am adding them manually. Public Shared Function DetermineColumns(ByVal filepath As String, ByVal delimiters As KeyValuePair(Of String, String)) As List(Of KeyValuePair(Of String, Type)) Dim result As New List(Of KeyValuePair(Of String, Type))
Protected Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
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i have a textbox2.text is multiline ... when i type the msgs in textbox2 in multiline then it shows the error msg .. Redirect URI cannot contain newline characters.
I am working on a program and for one of my features, I need to replace all spaces in a program with - (dashes.) Is there a way in which I can do this?
Example: Start String = "The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plain." End String = "The-rain-in-Spain-falls-mainly-in-the-plain."
Is there a simple way to remove reserved characters from a string without looping through it and testing each character? I want to remove <>:/?|? from strings that are used for folder and file names.
I have two textboxes. I type in one of them and the text gets copied in real time into another textbox. There is one catch. I need to replace specific character with something else.
If I enter a quote " in textbox1, it has to be replaced with " in textbox2.
I started with something like the below code, but obviously this does not work (tried different stuff - this is for demonstration only). In the example below 'a' represents " , and 'b' represents "
Private Sub TextBox1_KeyUp(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles TextBox1.KeyUp TextBox2.Text = TextBox1.Text
[code]Basically what this does is a users email is passed to the 3rd party site and a token is generated and returned. Then in turn both are passed together with this redirect to log the user in. I have a few others similar to this and they work fine but somehow I keep getting the Newline error in IIS. The only thing that's different from my other authenticators is that this end point URL is .ashx. My others are .asmx or REST.I've tried the HttpUtility.UrlEncode(URL) option but still doesn't work...
Well I have been able to figure this out but what I want to do is make my string have a new line after 20 chars. I know how to find how many chars the string has but not how to insert environment.newline at 20 chars.I am using this to find the string length
If string.Length > 20 then 'Need to be able to insert environment.newline at 20 chars Else 'Normal string End If
I am using a Microsoft Chart control (system.windows.forms.datavisualization.charting.chart) in a Windows forms application, vb.net 2008. I use folder paths for the x values in a pie chart. Chart control converts a name like c:ewfolder into c:[newline]ewfolder. I tried adding a slash, making it c:\newfolder, but this only changes it to c:[newline]ewfolder. Is there a workaround for this behavior?
While my user is typing text into a textbox i want the characters " to be replaced with ' '. The thing is, when i put ' ' in the replace code, it thinks it is a comment so i cannot run the code without producing an error.Also in my multitext box, everytime i write text and hit ENTER, save and then load it back again, the last line ends with a comma, so:
Line 1 Line 2,
When the text is written to the file i read from, it will show like this:
"Line 1Line 2",
So i need a way of trimming ", when the apostrophe " and the comma , are together. My code already trims "".
my OCR copy text to a TextBox with at end, acts like enter key. Is it possible to replace it to something or remove it? For example, I want to copy number 1000 to my text box with OCR but I get 1000(its a little different boxes, I couldnt copy exact ones here). And I cant do
TextBox2.Text = TextBox2.Text.Replace("", "") , because is an "enter key" and what I get looks like that:
My program paste lots of stuff to a text box. Is it possible to replace every character that is not a number or a point to nothing? It may get lots of weird character there so is here way to replace them to οΏ½οΏ½ and keeping numbers?
I know how to TextBox1.Text = TextBox1.Text.Replace("%", "") But its too many simbols to list, Can it be done easier?
VB Dim str As String = "07" & GetBetween("Stephen 0761234567", "07", vbNewLine)Dim op As String = "lol" TextBox1.Text.Replace(str, op)
GetBetween is just a function to match something between something else. That works fine, the string (str) sets as 0761234567 just like I want but when i try to replace the text it doesn't work.
I'll explain the scenario. I have a list containing character list and it's corresponding unicode characters(copied from CharMap and pasted in VB editor). For example:
Text = Unicode --> Unicode character --------------------------------------- K = U+004A --> J
I've been trying to display some information from an Oracle Database(10G) in a VB.NET program. Some of this information is in french and I need to display the french accents correctly. The e with an accent chr(233) is my test case, and it keeps coming back as either an inverted question mark (with Ole DB), a question mark (with the System.Data.OracleClient) or an 'i' (with ODBC and DSN)..
In SQL I had to alias my column header with some text containing special character, So to mask these characters {}, I had to keep them in double qoutes. eg: select column1 as "{Ctrix}" from table; When ran in sql the result is
{Ctrix} ------- 1
2
3
The problem that I got was while passing the same above query in the code that I had written in VB.strSQL="select column1 as "{Ctrix}" from table;" The query is getting truncated and giving error. Please help me, how to handle this properly at sql/vb... which satisfies both.
I have a string of characters, but I would like to have a string of hexdecimal characters where the hexadecimal characters are converted by turning the original characters into integers and then those integers into hexadecimal characters. How do I do that?
I've got an issue with a program I am writing. The specific issue is replacing characters in a parent string by finding, and matching, specific characters within it that are parsed from an external xml file. It's for a chat-like client.Here's the 2 classes I am using to pull the emote strings, titles, and id from external XML:
Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions Imports System.Xml.Serialization Public Class emote
Not sure if too many people know this, but the following line will cause an error:
GroupName.Substring(0, 3) = "jt_"
....if the length of GroupName is less than 3 characters. I always thought it would simply return whatever characters in GroupName, but no, it errors. I must be thinking of the old VB6 days.So, I now have to change the code to:
If (GroupName.Length > 2) Then If (GroupName.Substring(0, 3) = "jt_") Then
Note that the two comparisons need to be on separate lines. If they are on the same line, such as:
If (GroupName.Length > 2) and (GroupName.Substring(0, 3) = "jt_") Then then the code will still fail as the length command is executed at the same time as the substring command- which will cause the error when the GroupName length is less than 3.Just thought that those of us not aware of this should be!
I am using the .Replace function of a string. My string is a module I have added for a resource which looks like this: My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile("This String Will Go Away/details.txt", "details.txt") And then in my application I have:
This should be fairly simple but i'm having one of those days, can any1 advise me as to how to replace the first and third occurance of a character within a string, i have looked at replace but that cannot work as the string could be of different lengths, all i want to do is replace the first and third occurance?
Okay, so I know now how to replace vowels in a string. Is there any way I can use the Select Case similar to the code below to replace all numbers into letter Z.
