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Question by Setzer22 · Jan 27, 2013 at 10:32 PM · charnewline

Parsing and new lines

Hello everyone.

I'm creating a custom class to parse my own level files. To make it, I'm treating the text file string as an array of char, calling string[i] to get a char from the array. Although it's working mostly fine I'm having problems into detecting new lines, as I can't tell wether the char I'm reading is a new line character or not. I was trying to do:

 if(string_file[i] != System.Environment.NewLine) {
     //Some code here
 }

The problem is System.Environment.NewLine is a String, and I can't seem to get to treat it like a single character. I've already tried to check with System.Environment.NewLine[0] as well but I'm not getting the desired results. I might be missing something here, any help would be much appreciated.

Thank you very much

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Answer by Golan2781 · Jan 27, 2013 at 11:09 PM

Special characters usually are made up of a reserved character plus an identifier. E.g. a tab is \\t and a newline is \\n. So simply checking for a single character will never be sufficient to detect them.

I would suggest using actual string methods, by the way. For example, string splitting at the newline symbol could safe you a lot of time. I doubt it'd have a negative impact over manually parsing text character by character.

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Oh, I see, so I wasn't looking at the right place. With a few adjustments i'll have this working, thank you very much!

And, by the way, I didn't really understand what you meant in splitting at the newline symbol. Could you explain what does it mean? I'd like to know any method which might prove more useful than $$anonymous$$e.

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