Re: Comma Delimted Windows Application - C# Discussion Boards

Henry Minute1-Jun-09 2:36

Henry Minute

1-Jun-09 2:36

Sad, but true!

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DaveyM691-Jun-09 3:30

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1-Jun-09 3:30

In his/her defense - that article is rated pretty low, I probably wouldn't have paid a great deal of attention to it if I'd found it.

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Henry Minute1-Jun-09 4:59

Henry Minute

1-Jun-09 4:59

That might well be true.

The fact remains, however that a search on either Google or even 'bing' gives multiple hits. I simply pointed the OP at that one because it was on the first page returned, and I noticed that it was on CodeProject.

The OP stated that he/she had seen other apps that did it, so the chances of there being no hits was pretty remote.

Comma Delimted Windows Application

DaveyM691-Jun-09 5:06

DaveyM69

1-Jun-09 5:06

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ellllllllie1-Jun-09 1:51

ellllllllie

1-Jun-09 1:51

Hello,

Do someone can help to found Microsoft Arabic Word Breaker because i need to install it for searching arabic pages while useing the index service of microsoft.

regards.

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Re: Word Breaker

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar1-Jun-09 2:28

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

1-Jun-09 2:28

You should have done a quick search on any of your favorite search engine first.

I found a good document on that too:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/8/3/4/834be324-1c8b-4837-b99f-f002b154ac47/Microsoft%20Arabic%20Word%20Breaker.doc[^]

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ndeza1-Jun-09 1:18

ndeza

1-Jun-09 1:18

Hi All,

I have an application that reads .csv data. My problem is that the is a value that is not read, it will read the number before the comma, but this is one number.

How do i make the app read the full number, e.g.: 1,093?

if (_lineItem == 12)
{
// the rows that will be added into the
// specified columns
dt.Rows.Add(new object[] { _dateParse, _casinoname, _line[3].Replace("\"", "").Replace("," , "")});
}
_lineItem++;

Thank you,

dan!sh 1-Jun-09 1:25

1-Jun-09 1:25

Can you post sample data from your csv file?
And do you have any idea how large the number would be ie minimum or maximum value?

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ndeza1-Jun-09 2:21

ndeza

1-Jun-09 2:21

By sample you mean the fileds that is going to the app?

If so here is the data.

Day Visitors
Sunday, May 3, 2009 1,245

The app reads the Visitors Colomn.

musefan1-Jun-09 2:25

musefan

1-Jun-09 2:25

ok that does not look like a CSV to me. Are you sure it's not tab delimited? If you want to parse that data i would suggest you split it using the index of the forth space value, which if that is all the data you have per line you can use LastIndexOf...

string visitors = line.Substring(line.LastIndexOf(' '));

...something like that anyway

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Dave Kreskowiak1-Jun-09 5:22

Dave Kreskowiak

1-Jun-09 5:22

Do you know what CSV stands for?? Comma Seperated Values. So, if you put numbers formatted with commas in them into the CSV file, the reader will interpret it as two seperate values. You will have to jump through some custom written parsing logic that you have to write to detect this situation and reparse the line correctly. Or, go back to the export application as have it use a different delimiter, such as a Tab character, or not to format the numbers with commas.

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AhsanS1-Jun-09 1:27

AhsanS

1-Jun-09 1:27

Use Excel object in c# to read data from csv files. If there are fields that have comma in them, then they must be in double quotes.

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How can I read this xml?

Mogaambo1-Jun-09 0:32

Mogaambo

1-Jun-09 0:32

<fres:feinsearchresponse xmlns:fres="http://api.feinsearch.com/apiresponse">
- <fres:searchresults>
- <fres:searchresult>
<EIN>320095501</EIN>
</fres:searchresult>
</fres:searchresults>
</fres:feinsearchresponse>

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dan!sh 1-Jun-09 0:34

1-Jun-09 0:34

Using eyes and brain.

I think you would like to rephrase your question.

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Mogaambo1-Jun-09 0:43

Mogaambo

1-Jun-09 0:43

I mean how can i parse it.,

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dan!sh 1-Jun-09 0:46

1-Jun-09 0:46

One simple Google search returned these[^] many results. Are none of them fitting your needs?

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Mogaambo1-Jun-09 0:49

Mogaambo

1-Jun-09 0:49

Actually it is output from a webservice but now i want to parse it. how do i ?

is this will work

XmlTextReader reader = new XmlTextReader("C:\\links.xml");
while (reader.Read())
{
XmlNodeType nodeType = reader.NodeType;
switch (nodeType)
{
case XmlNodeType.Element:
Console.WriteLine("Element name is {0}", reader.Name);
if (reader.HasAttributes)
{
for (int i = 0; i < reader.AttributeCount; i++)
{
reader.MoveToAttribute(i);
Console.WriteLine("Attribute is {0} with Value {1}: ", reader.Name, reader.Value);
}
}
break;
case XmlNodeType.Text:
Console.WriteLine("Value is: " + reader.Value);
break;
}
}

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PandemoniumPasha1-Jun-09 1:17

PandemoniumPasha

1-Jun-09 1:17

Mogaambo wrote:
is this will work

you'll never know until you've tried it!

regards

PandemoniumPasha1-Jun-09 1:20

PandemoniumPasha

1-Jun-09 1:20

d@nish wrote:
Using eyes and brain.

mogaambo khush nahin huwa Poke tongue | ;-P

regards

Regarding the tool for finding functions and decalaration syntax in windows dll

0x3c01-Jun-09 0:42

0x3c0

1-Jun-09 0:42

System.Xml.Linq.XDocument
System.Xml.XmlDocument

Your question is immensely vague. It could cover any subject. Please, be precise

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AmmySA1-Jun-09 0:27

AmmySA

1-Jun-09 0:27

Hi to all

I was interested in listing the sql servers available.
I found some code " using System.Runtime.InteropServices; "

Code is used like that for using windows dll.
For that we need to define the method that we want to use
as follows :

[DllImport("odbc32.dll")]
private static extern short SQLAllocHandle(
short hType,
IntPtr inputHandle,
out IntPtr outputHandle);

So I want to know that is there any tool to find the declaration of the functions available in the DLL. Please lemme know how can I find the tool to do the same ?

If I use IDSAM then it gives the same for .NET libraries only not for windows library.

Thanks in Avdvance

Re: Regarding the tool for finding functions and decalaration syntax in windows dll

dan!sh 1-Jun-09 0:33