Tags should also appear at the end of the line

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Just need a small help,

Input (textBox1):

<rltocitm2>Section .01. In general 
<rltocitm2>Section .02 Letter ruling
<rltocitm2>Section .03 Closing agreement
<rltocitm2>Section .04 Determination letter
<rltocitm2>Section .05 Opinion letter

Output : With a button click

<rltocitm2>Section .01. In general</rltocitm2>
<rltocitm2>Section .02 Letter ruling</rltocitm2>
<rltocitm2>Section .03 Closing agreement</rltocitm2>
<rltocitm2>Section .04 Determination letter</rltocitm2>
<rltocitm2>Section .05 Opinion letter</rltocitm2>

Whichever tag(Highlighted) is starting at the beginning of the line should also appear at the end on the line.

Posted 4-Nov-12 22:11pm

vamshivarma

Updated 4-Nov-12 23:37pm

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MT_ 5-Nov-12 6:06am

were you able to solve the problem?

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Solution 2

Read the input into a string

C#

string input;
string output="";
string temp1="";
string temp2="";

temp1=input.subString(0,input.indexOf('>'));
temp2[0]=temp1[0];
temp2[0]='/';
for(int i=1;i<temp1.count;i++)>
     temp2[i+1]=temp1[i];

output=input+temp2;

I wrote code for one string u can do the same for all the input strings by taking the input into a string array and apply the same procedure for all the strings using a foreach or a for loop.

Posted 4-Nov-12 23:34pm

Guptha Ch

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MT_ 5-Nov-12 5:44am

How this is different than what is already proposed in my solution ?

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MT_ · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-04T22:42:00

Solution 1

following code should help.

C#

string updatedLines;
string[] lines = textbox1.text.Split("\n");
foreach (string line in lines)
{
    Console.WriteLine(line);
    string updateLine = line + "</" +line.Substring(1,line.IndexOf('>'));
    Console.WriteLine(updateLine);
updatedLines += updateLine;
}

Now updatedLines variable will be your required string.
This considers your text is in a .text file and then reading it. You can replace it appropriately.

Hope that helps. If it does mark the answer as solution and/or upvote.

Thanks
Milind

Posted 4-Nov-12 22:42pm

MT_

Updated 4-Nov-12 23:43pm

v2

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vamshivarma 5-Nov-12 4:58am

Hi Milind,

Thankyou so much for the response, could you please change the code to window forms.

My Text is in textbox1 and it should run according to that with a button click.

Thanks in advance,

Vamsi

MT_ 5-Nov-12 5:00am

I believe that much C# code you will be able to write, the important line is

string updateLine = line + "/> + line.Substring(1,line.IndexOf('>'));

This will update each line as you want.
Milind

MT_ 5-Nov-12 5:13am

If you are accepting line by line you can simply replace line with TextBox1.Text. If you are accepting multi-line, you will have to split...Milind

vamshivarma 5-Nov-12 5:16am

Milind, I am very new to this platform and trying to learn.

MT_ 5-Nov-12 5:19am

Vamsi, agreed. But you will have to try, right? Are you accepting line by line. I mean user will enter one line (<rltocitm2>Section .01. In general) in the text-box and submit or whole bunch of lines?. As I said, if line by line simply use the line I said above, just replace line with TextBox1.Text.
string updateLine = line + "/> + textbox1.text.Substring(1,textbox1.text.IndexOf('>'));
Milind

vamshivarma 5-Nov-12 5:24am

<rltocitm2>Section .01. In general
<rltocitm2>Section .02 Letter ruling
<rltocitm2>Section .03 Closing agreement
<rltocitm2>Section .04 Determination letter
<rltocitm2>Section .05 Opinion letter

will enter this whole text at a time in textbox1,

MT_ 5-Nov-12 5:44am

I laready said use split. Check the updated code. Btw, I can't see the start tag in the text in your comment above.