C# WPF - every third line in a stringcollection

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       foreach (string item in Properties.Settings.Default.DatesEventNames)
           {


Label neweventlabel = new Label();
                   neweventlabel.Content = item;
                   SP1.Children.Add(neweventlabel);

           }

SP1 = stackpanel1

I have this code and I was wondering if I can just have every 3rd line in the stringcollection(DatesEventNames) will be posted, because I don't want all of them posted.

can some one please help me with this?

Posted 1-Jan-13 21:01pm

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Zoltán Zörgő 2-Jan-13 3:05am

Count them and check the modulus...

[no name] 2-Jan-13 3:08am

i don't understand

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CzimerA · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-01T21:30:00

Solution 1

I agree with Zoltán Zörgő, this can be a solution:

C#

int i=0;
foreach (string item in Properties.Settings.Default.DatesEventNames)
{
    if ((i++%3)==0)
    {
        Label neweventlabel = new Label();
        neweventlabel.Content = item;
        SP1.Children.Add(neweventlabel);    
    }

}

Posted 1-Jan-13 21:30pm

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Zoltán Zörgő 2-Jan-13 3:53am

Yes, this is what I suggested.