Split by Line

yea, but i dont have se or sw or ne ANYWHERE in my posts

Did you try to read this?

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The pattern searches for something in brackets, and ending with either nw, se, sw, ne. Not sure if they are constant, directions, or some tech lingo that could change... beats me... so if they are not directions, feel free to harp on me for my tech stupidity... if they are always nw, then just remove the other options in the pattern

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Originally Posted by ethanhayon

then what would i do with the arrayList?

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StringArray(0) is your first line.
StringArray(1) is your second line.
Etc., through (the upper bound of StringArray) - 1, which is your last line.

The code is telling me that peek is not declared, how would i do this

NPassero just mistakenly left out a "." in there.

.Peek

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...ek(vs.80).aspx

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Originally Posted by nmadd

NPassero just mistakenly left out a "." in there.

.Peek

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sorry about that.
but i did it on purpose.

its also telling me that add is not a member of system.array

If you are speaking of NP's code,
he wrote ArrayList, not Array.

its giving me an error here:

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StringArray.Add(.ReadLine)

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thats where its telling me that add is not a member f system.array

I see that there has been a little misstake in the declaration of the arraylist:

VB Code:

Dim StringArray() as New ArrayList

this will create an array of arraylists, and i belive thats not what you want right?

Just remove the ():

VB Code:

Dim StringArray as New ArrayList

Attachment 57938

The attached image is the error that i am getting. There is clearly more than one line in the text file, it only works when i do line (0)

Any Ideas?

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sorry, i forgot to attach the error

You have to put that messagebox after the loop. Imagine the first iteration in the loop, one line has only been added to the ArrayList, yet you try to show the second line, index will always be out of range then.

An array is zero based meaning that it starts at 0 and then continues from there. So when you add that first item it goes into the slot StringArray(0) not StringArray(1), which is still empty because it has not been filled yet. Hope that clears it up a little bit.