New (at least for me) IO functions.
Well, live and learn. This was an interesting day. I am working on a little project right now, can’t really discuss details, and quite frankly it is nothing that I am going to be too proud of once it is done. But this is not the point. I had to do some minor IO work with this and this is when I found that instead of doing stuff like:
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| 02 | |
| 03 | _fsCFileStream = new FileStream(sFileName, FileMode.Open, System.IO.FileAccess.Read); |
| 04 | _srStreamReader = new StreamReader(_fsCfMCCSV, Encoding.GetEncoding(1252)); |
| 05 | |
| 06 | try |
| 07 | { |
| 08 | if ((sLineIn = _srCfMCCSV.ReadLine()) == null) |
| 09 | //do stuff here |
| 10 | }catch(){} |
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I can simply do
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| 2 | File.ReadAllLines(); |
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I guess I was stuck on .Net 1.3 for so long, I completely skipped 2.x and now 3.5 is full of surprises. I know I am behind times, need to catch up soon. Gone to do some reading.
