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Guest
Can one streamwriter object create dynamic files? in nested if statement?
example of code
example of code
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Morten Wennevik
Hi CJ,
What do you mean by dynamic files?
Having a StreamWriter reference you can certainly change it any time you want.
StreamWriter sw;
if(condition1)
sw = new StreamWriter(param1);
else if(condition2)
sw = new StreamWriter(param2);
else
sw = new StreamWriter(param3);
What do you mean by dynamic files?
Having a StreamWriter reference you can certainly change it any time you want.
StreamWriter sw;
if(condition1)
sw = new StreamWriter(param1);
else if(condition2)
sw = new StreamWriter(param2);
else
sw = new StreamWriter(param3);
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Jon Skeet [C# MVP]
CJ said:Can one streamwriter object create dynamic files? in nested if statement?
example of code
It would help if you could explain what you meant by "dynamic files".
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Guest
hello thanks to you!
but i get a read only error
but i get a read only error
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Morten Wennevik
CJ,
If you get a read only error, then your parameter is either incorrect, the file is used by another program or another file handle in your own program.
If you reuse a StreamWriter remember to call Close() on it to release the current file before you use it on another file.
If you get a read only error, then your parameter is either incorrect, the file is used by another program or another file handle in your own program.
If you reuse a StreamWriter remember to call Close() on it to release the current file before you use it on another file.