It's probably worth mentioning that everything is case sensitive in C#.
Second, as you have two idential strings it's worth putting them in a
variable otherwise you may forget to change one.
string dirpath = @"c:\indigo\" + txtOfficial + @"\" + comOffice.Text +
@"\" + numTerm.Value.ToString();
if (Directory.Exists(dirpath))
{
storereport();
}
else
{
Directory.CreateDirectory(dirpath);
}
Finally, there's a logic error in your code. If the directory exists it
saves the report, if it doesn't it just creates the directory and
doesn't store it. Is this more what you want?
if (!Directory.Exists(@"c:\indigo\" + txtOfficial + @"\" +
comOffice.Text + @"\" + numTerm.Value.ToString()))
{
Directory.CreateDirectory(dirpath);
}
storereport();
Finally StoreReport (methods should have capital first letters for each
word) probably also builds that path string, so perhaps make it a
member variable of the class?
Ciaran O''Donnell wrote:
if you change If to if it compiles fine for me. Keywords in c# are all lower
case
Ciaran O'Donnell
"CCLeasing" wrote:
If (Directory.Exists(@"c:\indigo\" + txtOfficial + @"\" +
comOffice.Text + @"\" + numTerm.Value.ToString()))
{
storereport();
}
else
{
Directory.CreateDirectory(@"c:\indigo\" + txtOfficial +
@"\" + comOffice.Text + @"\" + numTerm.Value.ToString());
}
this isn't compiling, and else is being underlined as wrong. Any
suggestions on how to fix this please?
