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Mobile Boy 36
Hello,
The .NET compact framework is power with a lot powerful objects.
I want to sort a (csv) textfile.
At moment I'm using a System.IO.FileStream, a System.IO.Streamreader and an
Array.
I loop the streamreader (while streamreader.peek>-1) and put the elements
into the array.
A one-dimensional array has a sort opportunity (array.sort)
I also discovered the Microsoft.VisualBasic.Collection object.
But this one has no sort opportunity.
What is the most efficient way to read and sort a (csv) textfile?
Or is my methodology 'the' correct one?
Is there no obect like a stringlist (with sort property) in Borland Delphi?
Does someone have a suggestion?
Thanks,
Mobile boy
The .NET compact framework is power with a lot powerful objects.
I want to sort a (csv) textfile.
At moment I'm using a System.IO.FileStream, a System.IO.Streamreader and an
Array.
I loop the streamreader (while streamreader.peek>-1) and put the elements
into the array.
A one-dimensional array has a sort opportunity (array.sort)
I also discovered the Microsoft.VisualBasic.Collection object.
But this one has no sort opportunity.
What is the most efficient way to read and sort a (csv) textfile?
Or is my methodology 'the' correct one?
Is there no obect like a stringlist (with sort property) in Borland Delphi?
Does someone have a suggestion?
Thanks,
Mobile boy