Code:
f:\archive\files
the code is written like this
Code:
f:\archive\files
spazzo6281
Last Activity: May 8 '08, 01:26 AM
Joined: Feb 26 '08
Location: Minnesota
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changing drive letter automatically
Hello again, in my program i have it to search a certain path for files example:
is there a way that if the program gets installed on a different drive that the "f" will automatically be changed to the new drive letter. example:
the code is written like this
if i want to install the program on the "c" drive instead the line of code will... -
I have gotten the code figured out. This is what it wound up being:
...Code:Dim text1 As String = txtOldP.Text Dim text2 As String = txtNewP1.Text Dim pword As String = My.Computer.FileSystem.ReadAllText("I:\MSCTC Moorhead Archive\word.txt", System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.ASCII) My.Computer.FileSystem.WriteAllText("I:\MSCTC Moorhead Archive\word.txt", pword.Replace(txtOldP.Text, -
Thanks for you help but for some reason I just can't figure it out. This is the code i have so far:
This is reading the text document that contains the word "test"Code:my.computer.filesystem.readalltext("I:\msctc moorhead archive\word.txt")
How would I go about changing that word using textboxes in VB.net.Leave a comment:
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The code that i'm using to read the word is. I have nothing written yet for changing the word. I really don't know how to go about doing that part....Code:My.Computer.FileSystem.ReadAllText(file path)
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Changing a word in a .txt document with VB.net
Hello, does anybody out there know how to change a single word in a text document. Right now I'm using VB.net to read a word in a text document (it's the only word in there), I would like to be able to change that word using visual basic. Any help will be greatly appreciated. -
The program is finally doing what i wanted it to do. The concat method really helped. Thanks to everyone that helped me with my problems....Leave a comment:
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The path to not show up. sorry for the miss type....Leave a comment:
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I've looked and tried everything i could think of and it still doesn't work. I can use the trimstart feature but then the "process.start( lstbox.text)" doesn't work. I'm currently using "lstbox.items.a ddrange(IO.dire ctory.getfiles( "t:\photos" ))" to get the list of files but i still can't get path to know show up and have process.start still work. Thanks for trying....Leave a comment:
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Thanks to everyone that helped with this problem. Now that it's working all the found files come back like "t:\photos\*.jp g" does anybody out there know of a way to remove "t:\photos\ " and still have the "process.start( lstbox.text)" function work. I've tried everything that i could think of, and I guess I don't even know if it's possible. If anyone has any ideas I would appreciate it. Thanks.Leave a comment:
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Thanks, that worked....Leave a comment:
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I was finally able to get most of the code figured out with the following:
Dim find As String = txtSearch.Text
For Each foundfile As String In My.Computer.Fil eSystem.GetFile s("t:\documents ", FileIO.SearchOp tion.SearchAllS ubDirectories, find + "*.pdf", find + "*.doc")
lstBox.Items.Ad d(foundfile)
Next
it works to find files that start with a given letter...Leave a comment:
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That didn't work, I'm just going to have to keep looking. Thanks for the help though.Leave a comment:
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Searching a folder for certain files
Hello, is there a way to search a folder for certain files containing a wildcard or certain text entered into a text box. Right now all i can get is the whole list of files from a folder using the following code:
lstbox.additems .addrange(IO.di rectory.getfile s("c:\"))
How can i just return only files with matching text as whats in the text Box. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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