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I have text file text.txt with values:
1 2 3
2 2 5
2 4 6
3 5 7
3 3 8
6 2 44
 
Each row need to put in one string
 

I have this code;
 
StreamReader dFile = null;
           dFile = new StreamReader("Broj2.txt");
           char[] SPACE = new char[] {' ' };
          
 
           string a = dFile.ReadLine();
           string[] data = a.Split(SPACE); 
 

           int[] niz = new int[3];
           niz[0] = Convert.ToInt32(data[0]);
           niz[1] = Convert.ToInt32(data[1]);
           niz[2] = Convert.ToInt32(data[2]);
 
           while ( )
           {
               a = dFile.ReadLine();
               data = a.Split(SPACE);
           }
 

For each row should be put to one string, and a valuable asset that we read line by line using help while function.What goes into the bracket while?
Please help!
Posted 23-Nov-12 15:27pm
dax88292
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dax88 - 24-Nov-12 6:43am
Don't work.He read only first 4 line, i have 15 line.
Philippe Mori - 24-Nov-12 9:37am
Your while should start be just after the first ReadLine and uses a != null as its condition and you should remove the last line in your while block since data is computed at the very beginning of the block (once you have moved the while)

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You can try this...
 
 
            // Read each line of the file into a string array. Each element 
            // of the array is one line of the file. 

            string[] lines = System.IO.File.ReadAllLines("Broj2.txt");
            int[] niz = new int[3];
 

 
            foreach (string line in lines)
            {
                
                string[] data = line.Split(' ');
 

                niz[0] = Convert.ToInt32(data[0]);
                niz[1] = Convert.ToInt32(data[1]);
                niz[2] = Convert.ToInt32(data[2]);
               
            }
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Posted 23-Nov-12 17:35pm
Munir Hassan3.3K
Edited 23-Nov-12 17:36pm
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Philippe Mori - 24-Nov-12 9:34am
Effectivelly the easiest way for usual files. If your file run into hundredths of mégabytes, then it might not be a good idea to read the whole file at once...
you can do something like below:
 
while(dFile.ReadLine())
{
      a = dFile.ReadLine();
      data = a.Split(SPACE);
}
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Posted 23-Nov-12 17:38pm
Bhushan Shah19881.9K
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Philippe Mori - 24-Nov-12 9:32am
It won't properly work as it would skip half the lines. An easy way is to read once the line into a variable before entering the loop (which will test that variable) and update the variable just before the end of the statement block.
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