Re: How to assign a block of text to a string in C#
From: Scatropolis (chronos_at_frayed.net)
Date: 05/09/04
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Date: Sun, 9 May 2004 12:13:02 -0700
One idiea that I've had that haven't followed up on is to have an imbedded
text file. Then just read the text file when needed. I know there's a way.
Also if it comes down to it you could right a very basic program that auto
wrote all those "x += " for you. Just two textboxes. Probably not what
you're wanting though.
On 08/05/2004 newsgroup@frenkelfamily.org (Richard Frenkel) wrote:
>I'd like to embed a bunch of text in a c# source file and assign it to
>a string.
>something like:
>
>----------------------------
>string x = <<eof
>
>This is a bunch of text
>that is assigned to string x
>until the "eof" on a line
>by itself is encountered.
>
>eof
>-------------------------------
>
>of course anyone using Perl will recongize this very convenient
>syntax. Otherwise one has to go thru:
>
>x = 'blah blah';
>x += 'more blah blah";
>etc which is tedious. Just adding all the quotes is tedious. And if
>there are quotes in the text block it's even MORE tedious, and tedium
>is something I don't care for as a programer. So is there a way to do
>this in the C# compiler?
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