Please check code - need to make generic

[Sandy]

Hello -

This code was snagged by me from the Internet and altered. Its purpose is
to check for swear words. It works the way it currently is, but I need it to
be more generic -- i.e., I don't want it to refer to TextBox1 or Label1
directly; I want to be able to plug in the name of any textbox into
CheckString(TextBox1.Text), instead of just a specific textbox. [I have many
textboxes on one page that all need to be checked.]

Public Sub CheckString(inputstring as string)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList

Dim origtext as String
origtext = TextBox1.Text

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
InputString = r.Replace(InputString, "****")
Next

TextBox1.Text = InputString
If origtext <> TextBox1.Text Then
Label1.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
Label1.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1.Text)
End Sub

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
--
Sandy

[Elton W]

Hi Sandy,

You can try

Public Sub CheckString(txtBox As TextBox, lbl As Label)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList
Dim inputstring as string = txtBox.Text
Dim origtext as String = inputstring

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
inputString = r.Replace(inputString, "****")
Next

txtBox.Text = inputString
If Not origtext.Equals(inputString) Then
lbl.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
lbl.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1, Label1)
End Sub

"Sandy" wrote:

Hello -

This code was snagged by me from the Internet and altered. Its purpose is
to check for swear words. It works the way it currently is, but I need it to
be more generic -- i.e., I don't want it to refer to TextBox1 or Label1
directly; I want to be able to plug in the name of any textbox into
CheckString(TextBox1.Text), instead of just a specific textbox. [I have many
textboxes on one page that all need to be checked.]

Public Sub CheckString(inputstring as string)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList

Dim origtext as String
origtext = TextBox1.Text

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
InputString = r.Replace(InputString, "****")
Next

TextBox1.Text = InputString
If origtext <> TextBox1.Text Then
Label1.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
Label1.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1.Text)
End Sub

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
--
Sandy

[Elton W]

Hi Sandy,

You can try

Public Sub CheckString(txtBox As TextBox, lbl As Label)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList
Dim inputstring as string = txtBox.Text
Dim origtext as String = inputstring

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
inputString = r.Replace(inputString, "****")
Next

txtBox.Text = inputString
If Not origtext.Equals(inputString) Then
lbl.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
lbl.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1, Label1)
End Sub

"Sandy" wrote:

Hello -

This code was snagged by me from the Internet and altered. Its purpose is
to check for swear words. It works the way it currently is, but I need it to
be more generic -- i.e., I don't want it to refer to TextBox1 or Label1
directly; I want to be able to plug in the name of any textbox into
CheckString(TextBox1.Text), instead of just a specific textbox. [I have many
textboxes on one page that all need to be checked.]

Public Sub CheckString(inputstring as string)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList

Dim origtext as String
origtext = TextBox1.Text

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
InputString = r.Replace(InputString, "****")
Next

TextBox1.Text = InputString
If origtext <> TextBox1.Text Then
Label1.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
Label1.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1.Text)
End Sub

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
--
Sandy

[DoesDotNet]

You could achieve this by e.g. creating a new class with a static
method called

public static bool CheckString( string input, string censoredString )

that returns a bool indicating whether it had to censor the string.
The censored string is written into the second string reference you
pass.
Since I am not familiar with VB, here is the C# for that.

public class SwearWordChecker{
public static string CheckString( string input, string censoredString
){
censoredString = input;
// do your thing here
...
censoredString = r.Replace(InputString, "****");
...
//if they are the same, return true
return (input == censoredString);
}
}

and then use that class in your Button code:

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
string censored = null;
if( !CheckString(TextBox1.Text, censored) ){
TextBox1.Text = censored;
lblError.Text = "You cursing sombitch."
}
End Sub

Hope this helps.
Manuel

Sandy wrote:

Hello -

This code was snagged by me from the Internet and altered. Its purpose is to check for swear words. It works the way it currently is, but I need it to be more generic -- i.e., I don't want it to refer to TextBox1 or Label1 directly; I want to be able to plug in the name of any textbox into
CheckString(TextBox1.Text), instead of just a specific textbox. [I have many textboxes on one page that all need to be checked.]

Public Sub CheckString(inputstring as string)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList

Dim origtext as String
origtext = TextBox1.Text

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
InputString = r.Replace(InputString, "****")
Next

TextBox1.Text = InputString
If origtext <> TextBox1.Text Then
Label1.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
Label1.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1.Text)
End Sub

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
--
Sandy

[DoesDotNet]

You could achieve this by e.g. creating a new class with a static
method called

public static bool CheckString( string input, string censoredString )

that returns a bool indicating whether it had to censor the string.
The censored string is written into the second string reference you
pass.
Since I am not familiar with VB, here is the C# for that.

public class SwearWordChecker{
public static string CheckString( string input, string censoredString
){
censoredString = input;
// do your thing here
...
censoredString = r.Replace(InputString, "****");
...
//if they are the same, return true
return (input == censoredString);
}
}

and then use that class in your Button code:

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
string censored = null;
if( !CheckString(TextBox1.Text, censored) ){
TextBox1.Text = censored;
lblError.Text = "You cursing sombitch."
}
End Sub

Hope this helps.
Manuel

Sandy wrote:

Hello -

This code was snagged by me from the Internet and altered. Its purpose is to check for swear words. It works the way it currently is, but I need it to be more generic -- i.e., I don't want it to refer to TextBox1 or Label1 directly; I want to be able to plug in the name of any textbox into
CheckString(TextBox1.Text), instead of just a specific textbox. [I have many textboxes on one page that all need to be checked.]

Public Sub CheckString(inputstring as string)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList

Dim origtext as String
origtext = TextBox1.Text

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
InputString = r.Replace(InputString, "****")
Next

TextBox1.Text = InputString
If origtext <> TextBox1.Text Then
Label1.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
Label1.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1.Text)
End Sub

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
--
Sandy

[Sandy]

Thanks so much, Elton. It works beautifully!

Sandy

"Elton W" wrote:

Hi Sandy,

You can try

Public Sub CheckString(txtBox As TextBox, lbl As Label)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList
Dim inputstring as string = txtBox.Text
Dim origtext as String = inputstring

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
inputString = r.Replace(inputString, "****")
Next

txtBox.Text = inputString
If Not origtext.Equals(inputString) Then
lbl.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
lbl.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1, Label1)
End Sub

"Sandy" wrote:

Hello -

This code was snagged by me from the Internet and altered. Its purpose is
to check for swear words. It works the way it currently is, but I need it to
be more generic -- i.e., I don't want it to refer to TextBox1 or Label1
directly; I want to be able to plug in the name of any textbox into
CheckString(TextBox1.Text), instead of just a specific textbox. [I have many
textboxes on one page that all need to be checked.]

Public Sub CheckString(inputstring as string)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList

Dim origtext as String
origtext = TextBox1.Text

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
InputString = r.Replace(InputString, "****")
Next

TextBox1.Text = InputString
If origtext <> TextBox1.Text Then
Label1.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
Label1.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1.Text)
End Sub

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
--
Sandy

[Sandy]

Thanks so much, Elton. It works beautifully!

Sandy

"Elton W" wrote:

Hi Sandy,

You can try

Public Sub CheckString(txtBox As TextBox, lbl As Label)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList
Dim inputstring as string = txtBox.Text
Dim origtext as String = inputstring

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
inputString = r.Replace(inputString, "****")
Next

txtBox.Text = inputString
If Not origtext.Equals(inputString) Then
lbl.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
lbl.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1, Label1)
End Sub

"Sandy" wrote:

Hello -

This code was snagged by me from the Internet and altered. Its purpose is
to check for swear words. It works the way it currently is, but I need it to
be more generic -- i.e., I don't want it to refer to TextBox1 or Label1
directly; I want to be able to plug in the name of any textbox into
CheckString(TextBox1.Text), instead of just a specific textbox. [I have many
textboxes on one page that all need to be checked.]

Public Sub CheckString(inputstring as string)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList

Dim origtext as String
origtext = TextBox1.Text

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
InputString = r.Replace(InputString, "****")
Next

TextBox1.Text = InputString
If origtext <> TextBox1.Text Then
Label1.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
Label1.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1.Text)
End Sub

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
--
Sandy

[Sandy]

Thanks for your response!

Sandy

"DoesDotNet" wrote:

You could achieve this by e.g. creating a new class with a static
method called

public static bool CheckString( string input, string censoredString )

that returns a bool indicating whether it had to censor the string.
The censored string is written into the second string reference you
pass.
Since I am not familiar with VB, here is the C# for that.

public class SwearWordChecker{
public static string CheckString( string input, string censoredString
){
censoredString = input;
// do your thing here
...
censoredString = r.Replace(InputString, "****");
...
//if they are the same, return true
return (input == censoredString);
}
}

and then use that class in your Button code:

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
string censored = null;
if( !CheckString(TextBox1.Text, censored) ){
TextBox1.Text = censored;
lblError.Text = "You cursing sombitch."
}
End Sub

Hope this helps.
Manuel

Sandy wrote:

Hello -

This code was snagged by me from the Internet and altered. Its

purpose is

to check for swear words. It works the way it currently is, but I

need it to

be more generic -- i.e., I don't want it to refer to TextBox1 or

Label1

directly; I want to be able to plug in the name of any textbox into
CheckString(TextBox1.Text), instead of just a specific textbox. [I

have many

textboxes on one page that all need to be checked.]

Public Sub CheckString(inputstring as string)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList

Dim origtext as String
origtext = TextBox1.Text

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
InputString = r.Replace(InputString, "****")
Next

TextBox1.Text = InputString
If origtext <> TextBox1.Text Then
Label1.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
Label1.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1.Text)
End Sub

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
--
Sandy

[Sandy]

Thanks for your response!

Sandy

"DoesDotNet" wrote:

You could achieve this by e.g. creating a new class with a static
method called

public static bool CheckString( string input, string censoredString )

that returns a bool indicating whether it had to censor the string.
The censored string is written into the second string reference you
pass.
Since I am not familiar with VB, here is the C# for that.

public class SwearWordChecker{
public static string CheckString( string input, string censoredString
){
censoredString = input;
// do your thing here
...
censoredString = r.Replace(InputString, "****");
...
//if they are the same, return true
return (input == censoredString);
}
}

and then use that class in your Button code:

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
string censored = null;
if( !CheckString(TextBox1.Text, censored) ){
TextBox1.Text = censored;
lblError.Text = "You cursing sombitch."
}
End Sub

Hope this helps.
Manuel

Sandy wrote:

Hello -

This code was snagged by me from the Internet and altered. Its

purpose is

to check for swear words. It works the way it currently is, but I

need it to

be more generic -- i.e., I don't want it to refer to TextBox1 or

Label1

directly; I want to be able to plug in the name of any textbox into
CheckString(TextBox1.Text), instead of just a specific textbox. [I

have many

textboxes on one page that all need to be checked.]

Public Sub CheckString(inputstring as string)
Dim alWordList as New ArrayList

Dim origtext as String
origtext = TextBox1.Text

dim xmlDocPath as string = server.mappath("bad_words2.xml")
dim xmlReader as XmlTextreader = New xmlTextReader(xmlDocPath)
While (xmlReader.Read())
if xmlReader.Nodetype=xmlNodeType.Text then
alWordList.Add(xmlReader.Value)
End If
End While
xmlReader.Close()

Dim r as Regex
dim element as string
dim output as string
For Each element in alWordList
r = New Regex("\b" & element)
InputString = r.Replace(InputString, "****")
Next

TextBox1.Text = InputString
If origtext <> TextBox1.Text Then
Label1.Text = "Funky words, please replace."
Else
Label1.Text = "Okay." 'This is just included for testing
End If
End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
CheckString(TextBox1.Text)
End Sub

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
--
Sandy