Writing 4 or more strings to a single line in a text file

[Cpuboye11]

Hi everyone!

I've got my self in to a pickle here.

I'm trying to do something I used to do in basic? At-least I think you can do this in Basic, you know Qbasic, lol

What I'm trying to do is put 4-8 strings on to one line separated by a comma.

Example might be:

writer.writeline (bob1, bob2, bob3, bob4)

Out put might look like

Test, Test2, Test3, Test4

I'm tried looking in to formatting of writeline/write, but I didn't get any where with it.

Also if this is possible- I would like to be able to read it just like :

reader.readline (Rbob1, Rbob2, Rbob3, Rbob4)



If anyone cold just point me in the right direction, I'm sure I can figure it out - If not... Well I will ask another question.
Thanks,
Kyle

[Joacim Andersson]

Are "writer" and "reader" file streams? Are you creating a console application or a windows forms application?

[Cpuboye11]

Thank you for your reply.

I'm in the middle of building or creating a Windows (GUI) based program. I'm not going to lie, I'm not 100% sure what reader/writer stream actually is.
The code I was trying to use for this looked something like this or atleast the dim statement did:

Dim objwriter as new system.io.streamwriter ("C:\bla.txt")

[Joacim Andersson]

You can use formatting when you write to a StreamWriter.

objWriter.Write("{0}, {1}, {2}", string1, string2, string3)

For more information look up the definition at MSDN, you'll find it here.

For more information about string formatting look up the String.Format method.

[Cpuboye11]

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Really--- Its that simple. I will have to try it later today.. Got to love staying up all night and working on a program that you have no idea where it will end up.

Regards
Kyle