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Try this:<br />

<pre><code id="code-174231">StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(&quot;c:\\blob.txt&quot;); 
            while (!sr.EndOfStream)
            {
                string line = sr.ReadLine();
            }
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Try this:


StreamReader sr = new StreamReader("c:\\blob.txt"); 
            while (!sr.EndOfStream)
            {
                string line = sr.ReadLine();
            }


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sorry about the delayed response, work is crazy today and thanks but this only puts the last thing in the text file into the variable, thats where i am stuck at. I am going to post with a better idea of what i need.<br />
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sorry about the delayed response, work is crazy today and thanks but this only puts the last thing in the text file into the variable, thats where i am stuck at. I am going to post with a better idea of what i need.



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I am using a ajax enabled asp 2.0 page in VB.net 2005 page in C#<br />
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I need to have my program to read each line of a text file and after that line store that information into a variable then continue to the next line and repeat. please help thanks!<br />

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I am using a ajax enabled asp 2.0 page in VB.net 2005 page in C#

I need to have my program to read each line of a text file and after that line store that information into a variable then continue to the next line and repeat. please help thanks!


How to read each line of a text file from a C# web app

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