Use of Variables in different using methods

Hesham Hassanein

I have a global variable in a while loop inside a using statement that produces the following strings every loop:

C:\Users\G\Desktop\NewFolder\CXXHt.09-20-2016.14.10.28-{0}

C:\Users\G\Desktop\NewFolder\CX9Nt.09-20-2016.11.50.54-{0}

C:\Users\G\Desktop\NewFolder\CX21Zt.09-20-2016.07.26.56-{0}

How can i use these string values inside another using statement. For example, when the first loop output the first line which is C:\Users\G\Desktop\NewFolder\CXXHt.09-20-2016.14.10.28-{0}

assign this value to a string in another using statement and then go to next loop step and so on

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Hesham Hassanein10y ago
I did that in the while loop, so the console displayed the correct values but how can i use these values in the second using statemet below. It always sees the last value. Can u please take a look at the code and tell me what is wrong. thanks in advance
Midhun Tp10y ago
Hi,

Try adding the outputs in to an Array and then use it in the second using statement in a loop. Still you can't call during each output. But you will be able to loop through each output.
Hesham Hassanein10y ago
Is there another solution because i am using all the code in one function and i am using goto statements so if i split it into two functions. the goto will not work
Hesham Hassanein10y ago
How can i do that syntax wise:
This is the part of the while loop and followed by the second using statement. How will it look like?
while(list_counter
{
intlistcounter=list_counter+1;
while(!templist[listcounter].Equals("END-OF-LINE"))
{
tempfile.WriteLine(templist[listcounter]);
listcounter++;
}
tempfile.WriteLine(templist[list_counter]);//firstline
tempfile.WriteLine(templist[listcounter]);//EOL
SomeGlobalVariables.SomeVariable=name_generated;
//SomeGlobalVariables.destinationFileName=@"C:\Users\Desktop\NewFolder\"+SomeGlobalVariables.SomeVariable;
for(intc=0;c<=SomeGlobalVariables.namearray.Length-1;c++)
{
tempfields=templist[list_counter].Split(',');
tempstr=tempfields[1];
name_generated=tempstr+"."+"rslt"+"."+y;
SomeGlobalVariables.namearray[c]=name_generated;
SomeGlobalVariables.destinationFileName=@"C:\Users\Desktop\NewFolder\"+SomeGlobalVariables.namearray[c]+"-{0}";
}
using(varsourceFile=newStreamReader(tempfilepath))
{
//System.IO.DirectoryInfodirectory=newSystem.IO.DirectoryInfo(@"C:\Users\Desktop\NewFolder");
varfileCounter=0;
vardestinationFile=newStreamWriter(string.Format(SomeGlobalVariables.destinationFileName,fileCounter+1));
try
{
varlineCounter=0;
stringline;
while((line=sourceFile.ReadLine())!=null)
{
//DidwereachEND-OF-LINE?
if(line.Contains("END-OF-LINE"))
{
//Yes...Timetoclosethisoneandswitchtoanotherfile
lineCounter=0;
fileCounter++;
destinationFile.Dispose();
destinationFile=newStreamWriter(string.Format(SomeGlobalVariables.destinationFileName,fileCounter+1));
}
if(!line.Contains("END-OF-LINE"))
destinationFile.WriteLine(line);
lineCounter++;
}
}
finally
{
destinationFile.Dispose();
}
sourceFile.Close();
}
//Deletingemptyfiles
string[]filePaths=Directory.GetFiles(@"C:\Users\Desktop\NewFolder\");
foreach(stringpathinfilePaths)
{
//Console.WriteLine(path);
//path=path.Remove(35,2);
if((newFileInfo(path).Length==0))
{
Console.WriteLine("True");
File.Delete(path);
}
}
Midhun Tp10y ago
Hi,

Why don't you just put second using statement inside a function and call that function on the first using statement's while loop each time. Pass result to the function as a parameter.