I'am trying to read content of a text file.
And store it in a string.
Example :
Text file contains :
Globalization = "0x000000"
HookWindow = "0x000000"
Blabla = "0x000000"
Etc = "0x000000"
I'd like to store them in a string and be able to retrieve that content in a label for example.
So I can say :
String Globalization = GlobalizationInTheTextFile;
And be able to use label.1.text = Globalization;
You could do this:
var dictionary = File.ReadAllLines(yourFilePath)
.Select(i => i.Split(new[] { " = \"" }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries))
.ToDictionary(i => i[0], j => j[1].TrimEnd('\"'));
string globalization = dictionary["Globalization"];
Assuming your file is of the structure key = "value"
and each Key-Value-Pair is on a new line, this allows you to get any value
via dictionary["key"]
.
Hope this helps!
You could use File.ReadAllLines
static method to store all lines in string[]
array and then use LINQ methods to get one specific line starting with Globalization
.
string Globalization = File.ReadAllLines("path")
.Where(s => s.StartsWith("Globalization"))
.First().Split('=')[1].Trim().Replace("\"", "");
string globalizationPrefix = "Globalization = ";
string globalizationLine = File.ReadAllLines(filePath)
.Where(l => l.StartsWith(globalizationPrefix ))
.FirstOrDefault();
if(globalizationLine != null)
{
int index = globalizationPrefix.Length;
string globalizationValue = globalizationLine.Substring(index);
label1.Text = globalizationValue;
}
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