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mouthbag3-Aug-07 4:15
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Hello,
I'm developing an application for file processing. Basically I have a .txt file witch contains data from an AFM meassurement. The file itself contains the headers with information about the performed experiment and two segments built up by numbers, whitch are the actual experimental data. In order to be able to process the AFM data easier I want to divide the file in two parts, one part per header, and also remove the headers themselves.
I solved the problem by just copying the data connected to the first header in a new file and the data connected with the second header to another new file.
The problem is that the last line of each new copied file is not complete.
The last line of the original file is for example:
3.4327463E-6 1.8961255E-9 3.4336897E-6 2.8574045E-6 0.004730297 -0.020049555
The last line of my newly created file (witch is supposed to be an exact copy of the original line) is for example:
3.4327463E-6 1.89
A very large portion of the origninal information is lost.
I use an object of the StreamWriter Class to write the new file and an object of the StreamReader Class to read the original file. So I guess it's a problem with the StreamWriter.
Thank you for your help in advance.
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