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Returning a list of objects from a function to a text file C# [closed]

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I have a big function that returns a list of objects. I basically need the results to be put in to a text file. The list contains objects of a class with attributes string Index and integer count. I would want it to be written in a textfile like:
Index : Count fe.
BOOK_FROM_STORE : 27
Anybody has some guidance?

Parse the data held by your object to string and then write it to a text file.

What is the correct wdsaveformat for .dot and .dotx? [closed]

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I can´t find the correct wdsaveformat enumeration so I can save a document as a .dot or .dotx file.
In the code I am showing here I am saving the document as a.docx file.
docx.SaveAs2(newfilename, MSWord.WdSaveFormat.wdFormatDocumentDefault);

According to the documentation, to save a document in a template format, you may use one of the following enumerations:
wdFormatXMLTemplate 14 XML template format.
wdFormatTemplate 1 Microsoft Word template format.
wdFormatTemplate97 1 Word 97 template format.
So, for .dotx, you may use wdFormatXMLTemplate and for .dot, you may use either wdFormatTemplate or wdFormatTemplate97.

Starting with Office 2007, the default document file format is DOCX.
From the docs:
wdFormatDocumentDefault 16
Word default document file format. For Microsoft Office Word 2007, this is the DOCX format.
If you want to use DOTX, you have to select wdFormatTemplate:
wdFormatTemplate 1
Microsoft Word template format.
docx.SaveAs2(newfilename, MSWord.WdSaveFormat.wdFormatTemplate);

using SQL SERVER can create xml Document like [closed]

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IN SQL SERVER can create XML Document like following format with every column name come with Datafield FieldName="Batch"
CID,BATCH,EXP_DATE are column names.
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Try something like
SELECT 'BATCH' AS [DataField/#fieldName]
,BATCH AS [DataField]
,''
,'EXP_DATE' AS [DataField/#fieldName]
,EXP_Date AS [DataField]
FROM SomeWhere
FOR XML PATH('Memory');
The empty string in the middle is needed to start a new element
And be aware, that the dateformat will be ISO8601 and not 190615 (you should be happy about this!)

If you want to achieve XML document creation from C#, then it can be achieved through ADO.net with Help of DataSet. Method name is DataSet.WriteXml(string Filename).

How to capture drop-down, checkbox and radio selected text? [closed]

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This is a hard one. Need to read in plain text from Word, HTML files, and any readable content from drag-n-drop or copy-n-paste. See below for examples:
Drag-n-drop from Word or alike editor:
Copy-n-paste from browsers:
Using the suggested block I'm able to read in most text except the selected values of drop-down, checkbox and radio buttons.
var text = System.Windows.Forms.Clipboard.GetText();
Clipboard.SetText(text);
How to capture the missing selected values/text of drop-down, checkbox and radio button?

var text = System.Windows.Forms.Clipboard.GetText();
Clipboard.SetText(text);
Will turn the rich text on the clipboard into plain text.
On every machine I use I keep a batch file, calld text.bat on my path which does this to the clipboard contents, so I can press Win+R then type text and convert my clipboard contents to plain text.

Detecting if the file is CSV without checking extension in C# [closed]

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How can I check if a file that is in a directory is a CSV file without checking its extension?

If the file extension is not a mandatory for your program design, but only format of the file (csv in your case), the only valid way to check if a given file is either "ok" for you or not, is simply to check your data structure after you populated it from the file.
The basic flow in gross may look like this:
1) Select file
2) Read the file
a) Exception happens somewhere = non valid CSV formatted file
b) All is ok
3) Validate datastructure(s) populated from the file
a) Some mandatory fields are not initialized = non valid CSV file
b) All is ok