Putting Up Conditionals For Splitting A Text File?
Apr 27, 2009
I have I text tab delimited file. in every line of that file at the same position in every row of the file I will have a bit that I would want to compare against 23 values (I will call them criteria). So if on every row the string I need matches one of tjhese values then that row will be written in File1.Txt if that value doesn`t match any of the criteria the whole row will be sent to File2.txt.
So far managed to get the original file written in the same format in a newly created file.
how to get the functionality I described working but am stuck with correct syntax.
Here is what I have so far:
Dim fs As New FileStream("C:Original.txt", FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read)
RichTextBox1.Text = ""
Dim d As New StreamReader(fs)
[Code]....
Now I will need to declare every single row in RichTextBox1 as String then will have to get the bit I need will have to declare that as well(I will need from every row the string taht is between characters 96 and 104), also where do I keep the 23 criteraia values.
I've got a problem reading in a Tab-Delimited text file. There's an extra tab in one of the fields its reading it thats not a delimiter, and it's throwing off me reading the file into a table. This specific file does have quotations around that field though.
What would be the best way to take that tab out before splitting the row by vbTab?
Im reading each line in the text field like this, splitting on vbTab. X is a string array
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So for example. (this is part of my script)
#RegionCapsEnforcer var array=document.evaluate("//*[contains(@class, 'postbody')]", document, null, 6, null);
[Code]....
and so on. So if chkCapsEnforcer was not checked it would skip that part and go to chkRevealUrl and if that was checked would get that bit. Then once it has gone through all the checkboxes it would write the enabled bits to a text file.
I am exporting a directory list from a FTP directory to a text file, I would like any suggestions how best to read and split the information detailed on each row in the text file as information isn't Tab Delimited (which i have code for if it was) and the number of spaces between each attribute is different. Below is a snippet of the text file, the main two I require is the File Size and the Filename.
-rw-rw-r-- 1 user_mb www 80520 Jan 10 12:16 GIFT20-000.jpg -rw-rw-r-- 1 system www 81119 Jan 10 12:16 GIFT25-000.jpg -rw-rw-r-- 1 system www 80852 Jan 10 12:16 GIFT50-000.jpg
I have a large tab delimited text file to process each day (usually around 25 mb) consisting of usually well over 100,000 lines. The file is actually made up of about 9 or 10 reports separated by "END OF REPORT". I'm wanting to write each individual report to it's own text file. Some values may have trailing spaces or even contain nothing but spaces, so I am wanting to trim those to only the data, or be left with null. Ultimately each report will be imported into sql server tables. The code I have below runs successfully to completionwithout error although each text file is empty. The script is also extremely slow and seems to use quite a bit of memory. The arguments are ad
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The text file (test2.txt) contains 1, 2, 3,
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if i replace the MsgBox code with Combobox1.text = (strArr(count)) i get nothing.
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dim item as integer dim array() as string dim ifile as integer
[CODE]............
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Dim file As String = "C:Users est.txt" Dim Line As String If System.IO.File.Exists(file) = True Then
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#hello $hallo #good $gut #evening $abends
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"157548","asdf","ASDF","F","243","2/19/1993","(H)------","","Teams:","Emergency Contacts: (Uncle)-----(H)9----- (W)----- (C)------,"ENG2D1-05","460977" So where
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vb Public Sub ImportList() With frmOverview If .ofdImport.ShowDialog = DialogResult.OK Then
[code]....
But it only ended up splitting the CourseCode ("157548")
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Here is my code:
If txtAnswer.Text = nMathSum Then nCount = nCount + 1 lblCorrect.Text = nCount
[code]....
It suppose to count how many times i answered correctly and incorrectly The Counter for the Sum is working fine but the counter for the difference has a problem. When i input the correct answer it goes to the incorrect label.
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PS i have the code behind a button as you can tell from the code.
Private Sub Button3_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button3.Click Dim textInput As String textInput = TextBox1.Text
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CODE:
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CODE:
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I believe the tutorial may have been written for a previous version of VB.NET, so I was wondering if anyone could tell me if this used to work and has been removed, or whether it has never existed?!
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