However;
It freezes, gets trapped inside of this loop:
Code:
while(!isSpace)
Robert Hodan
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What I'm trying to do is compare a string containing a space, to what I think (presuming I'm not using the streamreader wrong) should be the next character on a line. If the next character on the line is NOT a space, it adds it to the current string. When the string does hit a space, it adds the current word to a list, and continues, until it runs out of words.
However;
It freezes, gets trapped inside of this loop:
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Discerning what is a space in string..?
So, I'm trying to make a method that takes an input stream (from a text file), and churns out each word into it's own string, and sticks it into a list. According to my logic this should work, but (obviously) it doesn't. Any help would be appreciated :)
...Code:private void countWords() { bool isSpace; count = 0; //Will run as long as the files is real. -
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