Is It Possible to Hold a .cs File In StringBuilder Class

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I have .cs file named Calculation.cs and i want to hold this file in StringBuilder. Is It Possible ?

Posted 17-Jul-13 1:25am

Anjanee Kumar Singh

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Sushil Mate 17-Jul-13 7:30am

why you want to do that?

Anjanee Kumar Singh 18-Jul-13 1:02am

Sir i am just asking .....

[no name] 17-Jul-13 7:34am

If you mean can you read the file and store the contents in a string builder, then the answer is yes.

Jean A Brandelero 17-Jul-13 7:44am

I sent a sample code, but, let us know... Why you want to do this?

Anjanee Kumar Singh 18-Jul-13 1:02am

Sir i am just asking .....

Jean A Brandelero 18-Jul-13 12:40pm

Yes, it is possible, and easy, look the solution i posted.

Anjanee Kumar Singh 19-Jul-13 2:41am

Sir I tried your solution and it's works fine.

Thank You..

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System.Text.StringBuilder sb = new System.Text.StringBuilder();
foreach (var item in System.IO.File.ReadAllLines(PathToCalculationCS))
{
     sb.AppendLine(item);
}

Posted 17-Jul-13 1:40am

Jean A Brandelero

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-17T01:38:00

Solution 1

Yes, it is possible. You may hold the file content into a StringBuilder object. However does it make sense?

Posted 17-Jul-13 1:38am

CPallini

Updated 17-Jul-13 1:39am

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Anjanee Kumar Singh 18-Jul-13 1:04am

Ofcourse It Doesn't make any Sense...

i am just asking ....