Hi
Thanks for the feedback. The spaces in the string are intended and my
format. So I am sure they are spaces.
And moreover this code returned me overflow exception
for(int i=1;ihttp://discuss.develop.com.
The problem really sounds like Unicode character string being treated as
if it were an ANSI string. Just removing the spaces (actually, probably
a NUL character, '\0') is not going to be very satisfying, as it will
break the moment a Unicode character comes along that doesn't map
directly to an AN
Try your loop as
for(int i=1;imailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Nischal Chitta
Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 3:27 PM
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Reading a File
This happens quite often. You post a question, then everything seems to
work your way.
Following is something I
Just curious, did you design this format, such that you know that
those are indeed spaces between the chars? Or, is this unicode text
with nulls showing as spaces in an ascii editor? If it is unicode,
you can read it with a TextReader set to Encoding.Unicode.
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Steve Johnson
3t Systems
You ca
This happens quite often. You post a question, then everything seems to
work your way.
Following is something I did to achieve it with a small hiccup. Can someone
let me know how I can get a character array to be built as a string. In
essence
FileStream fs = new FileStream("C:\\First.txt",FileMo
il 12, 2002 1:35 PM
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Subject: [DOTNET] Reading a File
Hi All
This might be a very easy question for you guys. I am newbie so please
excuse me.
I have a .txt file which contains characters like the following:
N I S C H A LB I L L G A T E S
S T E V E B A L M E R
Note
Hi All
This might be a very easy question for you guys. I am newbie so please
excuse me.
I have a .txt file which contains characters like the following:
N I S C H A LB I L L G A T E S
S T E V E B A L M E R
Note each space between each letter of each word and later 4 spaces between
each w
