Hi Cerebrus, it looks like data are always of the same length... so it should be enough to just read 7 chars from file (aaaaaaa), 7 chars from the other file, write it both to another file and repeat...
2009/10/20 Cerebrus <[email protected]> > > There seem to be two main types of logic involved in this : > > Parsing: > 1. Parse a string (IOW, the contents of a file) and create an grouped > List of strings based on : > a) Read a char, store it and keep reading the next char till the > character does not match the first char. Keeping track of the start > location, store the string read till now in the List. Set this > location as the start location for the next iteration. > b) Repeat a) till EOF. > c) Store one such List<string> for each file you parse. > > Output: (this part becomes very straightforward) > 2. Create a third List<string> by interpolating items from each > candidate List. Output it to a file (using something like: string.join > (List.ToArray())) > > It should now be a 5 min. job to write the code from this. >
