i have something where i am parsing information into a csv file with
created headers. the script gets replayed as it tests several user
profiles. how can i get it to continue writing on the last line (and
not rewrite over info.) of the file where it left off?
on another note, how to get rid of extra quotes in the csv file output?
vb.net 2003 doesnt like when i take them off or add on more.
this is what I have now:
Dim user As String = "V C"
Dim HtmlTable_0_Tex t As String = "test"
Dim stext As String = "bfsdbfbfeb fe vswvgfsbefb_"
Dim Record As String = user + ",""USA""," + HtmlTable_0_Tex t,+
"""" stext, """
Dim Record1 As String = "Username"",""C ountryname"","" Welcome
Screen"",""Html Link"",""Window displayed"
Dim i As Integer
Dim Recordarray() As String
Dim Recordcount As Integer
FileOpen(1, "C:\Axlrose.csv ", OpenMode.Output )
Do Until Recordcount = 2
Recordcount = Recordcount + 1
If Recordcount <> 2 Then
Dim splitstring() As String = Split((Record1) , ",")
For i = 0 To splitstring.Len gth - 1
' Write(1, splitstring(i))
If i = 4 Then
MsgBox("test")
WriteLine(1, splitstring(i))
Else
Write(1, splitstring(i))
End If
Next
FileClose(1)
Else
Dim splitstring() As String = Split((Record), ",")
FileOpen(1, "C:\Axlrose.csv ", OpenMode.Append )
For i = 0 To splitstring.Len gth - 1
Write(1, splitstring(i))
Next
FileClose(1)
End If
Loop
End Function
End Class 1 7560
Change the open line to
FileOpen(1, "C:\Axlrose.csv ", OpenMode.Append )
This should append to the end of the file instead of overwriting it.
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news:11******** **************@ g49g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. . i have something where i am parsing information into a csv file with created headers. the script gets replayed as it tests several user profiles. how can i get it to continue writing on the last line (and not rewrite over info.) of the file where it left off?
on another note, how to get rid of extra quotes in the csv file output? vb.net 2003 doesnt like when i take them off or add on more.
this is what I have now:
Dim user As String = "V C" Dim HtmlTable_0_Tex t As String = "test" Dim stext As String = "bfsdbfbfeb fe vswvgfsbefb_" Dim Record As String = user + ",""USA""," + HtmlTable_0_Tex t,+ """" stext, """ Dim Record1 As String = "Username"",""C ountryname"","" Welcome Screen"",""Html Link"",""Window displayed" Dim i As Integer Dim Recordarray() As String
Dim Recordcount As Integer FileOpen(1, "C:\Axlrose.csv ", OpenMode.Output )
Do Until Recordcount = 2 Recordcount = Recordcount + 1
If Recordcount <> 2 Then
Dim splitstring() As String = Split((Record1) , ",") For i = 0 To splitstring.Len gth - 1 ' Write(1, splitstring(i))
If i = 4 Then MsgBox("test") WriteLine(1, splitstring(i))
Else Write(1, splitstring(i)) End If Next
FileClose(1) Else Dim splitstring() As String = Split((Record), ",") FileOpen(1, "C:\Axlrose.csv ", OpenMode.Append )
For i = 0 To splitstring.Len gth - 1 Write(1, splitstring(i))
Next FileClose(1) End If Loop End Function End Class This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics |
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