[Resolved] Multiline File into a single line string.

This problem always keep comming up. When reading from a file that has multiple lines during debug (though i only need the first line), the program works fine. But when compiled and trying to read from it, the it somtimes reads the first line as null and i have to make code that will read the second line. In notepad it says it's the first line.

VB Code:

Open Filename For Input As #1
Line Input #1, File_Contents
Close #1

^^^^^ Code used.


Any way, what i want to know is how to load the entire file contents into a string. No matter how many lines or what ever else.

If i had this stored in a file:

QWERTY
ASDFGH
ZXCVBN

and loaded it, i want it to look like this in a string "QWERTYASDFGHZXCVBN"

Can anyone help me out?

Dim strStream As String

Open Filename For Input As #filenumber
strStream = Input(LOF(filenumber), #filenumber)
strStream = Replace(strStream, Chr(0), "")
strStream = Replace(strStream, vbCrLF, "")

Thanks dude!

VB Code:

Dim strStream As String
 
Open Filename For Input As #1
strStream = Input(LOF(1), #1)
strStream = Replace(strStream, Chr(0), "")
strStream = Replace(strStream, vbCrLF, "")
Close #1

This correct?

VB Code:

Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim filename As String
filename = App.Path & "\List.txt"
Open filename For Input As #1
Text1.Text = Input(LOF(1), #1)
Text1.Text = Replace(Text1.Text, Chr(0), "")
Text1.Text = Replace(Text1.Text, vbCrLf, "")
Close #1
End Sub

I done this and it worked perfectly no errors well unless the file isn't their but im sure you would know what to do then :)

VB Code:

Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim filename As String
filename = App.Path & "\Listview.txt"
Open filename For Input As #1
Text1.Text = Input(LOF(1), #1)
Text1.Text = Replace(Text1.Text, Chr(0), "")
Text1.Text = Replace(Text1.Text, vbCrLf, "")
Text1.Text = Replace(Text1.Text, Space$(number here), "")
Close #1
End Sub

This will put spaces in between each line. Set the integer to what you want :D

Cool, thanks for this!

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