Here is what i am doing.
Lindex = 0
Do
Line = r.ReadLine()
If Line IsNot Nothing Then
ListingItem = Split(Line, chr(9))
Lindex += 1
End If
Loop Until Line Is Nothing
This works for ONE line, the last line. I think what i need to do here is:
Lindex = 0
Do
Line = r.ReadLine()
If Line IsNot Nothing Then
Listings(LIndex).ListingItem = Split(Line, chr(9))
Lindex += 1
End If
Loop Until Line Is Nothing
That is why the structure of the variable needs to be
Listings().ListingItems(). Or is there another way to do this. I need to
take this information and display it two ways, one as a summary (select
fields) list and secondly all the data per a user's selection (index)
formatted as a real estate listing.
"Chris Dunaway" <du******@gmail.comwrote in message
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On May 1, 10:43 am, "Name Withheld" <NoS...@NoSpam.comwrote:
>OK i know this is a 101 question but...
ASP.NET/VB.NET
ListingItems() as string
I need a nested array of Listings().ListingItems() so i can read a text
file
and split each line and insert the results into this array. The read and
split are easy (and so should be setting up this array), but i am banging
my
head on how to get my class defined as an array.
Again, end result is Listings().ListingItems()
Thank you in advance for your help.
If I understand correctly, you just need to declare an array of string
arrays:
Dim Listings(size) As String()
Listings(0) = methodThatGetsAStringArray()
Instead of using an array for this purpose, consider using a List:
Dim Listings As New List(Of String())
Listings.Add(methodThatGetsAStringArray())
That way you don't need to know how many in advance to create like you
would when using an array.
Chris
