Liststring more then 1 variable

[deve]

I wont to grab few lines from a text in to my textbox and chould not figure out on how to do it with when there is more then one line to take.

For example my text includes this lines :

   Location  : Utah
   Season    : Pre-Rut
   Time      : 04/13/12 19:42:18
   Duration  : 15 minutes
   Game type : Best_Trophy
   Difficulty: Expert
   Result    : Game_has_a_winner!
   Players   : 2
      1. "Brian" is a Winner!
         Trophy(ies) : 4
         Score       : 428.747
         Best Trophy : Male Whitetail 
            Points   : Total (428.747) = Animal score (150.010)
            Distance : 246.07 meters
      2. "stefano sorsoli 

Now I need to have :
Location : + Time : + Animal score in one line on my textbox .

I used this :

List<string> data = new List<string>();
    using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(textBox1.Text + @"\Game\Game.LOG"))   
    {
        while (sr.Peek() > -1)
        {
            string ln = sr.ReadLine();
            if (ln.Contains("Location :")) + ("   Time :")) + ("   Animal score  ")
           {
                string values = (from Match m in Regex.Matches(ln, @"""(.*?)""", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase)
                             select m.Value).ToArray()[0];
            textBox3.Text = ("All Time Winner is : " + values.Replace((char)34, '\n'));
}
}
}

but this doesnt work.

[jmcilhinney]

This line doesn't make any sense:

if (ln.Contains("Location :")) + ("   Time :")) + ("   Animal score  ")

I assume what you actually want is to keep the line if it starts with "Location" or it starts with "Time" or it contains "Animal score".

if (ln.StartsWith("Location") || ln.StartsWith("Time") || ln.Contains("Animal score"))

[deve]

I wont to keep the line Location : and Time : then on animal score I just wont to keep the value : 150.010

[AceInfinity]

1. Check if the line contains "Location" or "Time" or "Animal score" and also check for ":"
2. Split by ":" char and return the Trimmed version of the second index of that split array to get your value, add it to your "container" variable which collects that result
3. When done, display what you've retrieved from your "container" variable

If you're still struggling i'll help you out. I'm sure jmcilhinney is well capable of it as well. He's corrected that line of code for you which should be a step in the right direction for what you're trying to do here.