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Q: Save progress to a text file C# I have a problem here...so that's what I wanna do:
I have a program that saves information about user progress, ex: Calls, Answered Calls... and the user run this program every day and save the iformation to the text file. So the problem is that when the user hit's the Save button it add's a new stat's for that day. But I want those data to be modified if user save's in that day 2 times.
What I wanna do is to create a new file where to save the last time saved, and if the date are not diferent Append to file, else modify existing for that day saves.
What I did so far is:
string input3 = string.Format("{0:yyyy-MM-dd}", DateTime.Now);
StreamWriter t,tw;
if(File.Exists(filename))
{
    tw=File.AppendText(filename);
    t = new StreamWriter("lasttimesaved.txt");
    t.WriteLine(input3);
}
else
{
    tw=new StreamWriter(filename);
    t = new StreamWriter("lasttimesaved.txt");
    t.WriteLine(input3);
}

tw.WriteLine();
tw.Write("Stats for Name ");
tw.Write(input);
tw.Write("_");
tw.WriteLine(input3);
tw.WriteLine();
tw.Write("Total Calls: "); tw.WriteLine(calls);
tw.Write("Total Answered: "); tw.WriteLine(answ);
tw.Close();

the only thing now that I don't know ho to do is how to add above all that a check instance to see if the user allready saved today info and to modify existing data.
it's like:
try
{
    using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader("lasttimesaved.txt"))
    {
        String line = sr.ReadToEnd();
    }
}
catch (Exception e)
{
    Console.WriteLine("The file could not be read:");
    Console.WriteLine(e.Message);
}

if(String.Compare(input3,line) == 0)
{
    // that's where I need to modify the existing data.
}
else
{
    // do the code above
}

Can anyone help me to modify curent recorded data without losing previous records.
in text file is:
Stats for Name_2013-11-26
Total Calls: 25
Total Answered: 17

Stats for Name_2013-11-27

Total Calls: 32
Total Answered: 15

Stats for Name_2013-11-28

Total Calls: 27
Total Answered: 13

A: I would say use XML, it will still be readable and modifiable without code and you have some neat way to modify the file with code.
With XML you can easily query the file to see if the date of today is already mentioned in the file, if so you could edit that node if not you could easily append a node.
To append nodes to an xml file i would look at this link:
C#, XML, adding new nodes

A: Hope this helps, use it like here:
void main()
{
   var uw = new UserInformationWriter(@"C:\temp\stats.txt");
   var user = new UserInfomration { Calls = "111", Answered = "110" };
   uw.Save(user);
}

Here the class(es):
public class UserInformationWriter
{
    public string CentralFile { get; set; }

    public UserInformationWriter(string centraFile)
    {
        CentralFile = centraFile;
    }

    public void Save(UserInfomration newUserInformation)
    {
        try
        {
            var streamReader = new StreamReader(CentralFile);
            var sourceInformation = streamReader.ReadToEnd();
            streamReader.Close();
            var userCollection = (List<UserInfomration>)(sourceInformation.ToUserInfomation());
            var checkItem = ShouldModify(userCollection);
            if (checkItem.Item1)
                userCollection.Remove(checkItem.Item2);

            newUserInformation.DateTime = DateTime.Today;
            userCollection.Add(newUserInformation);
            File.Delete(CentralFile);
            foreach (var userInfomration in userCollection)
                WriteToFile(userInfomration);
        }
        catch (Exception) { }
    }
    private Tuple<bool, UserInfomration> ShouldModify(IEnumerable<UserInfomration> userInfomations)
    {
        try
        {
            foreach (var userInfomration in userInfomations)
                if (userInfomration.DateTime == DateTime.Today)
                    return new Tuple<bool, UserInfomration>(true, userInfomration);
        }
        catch (Exception) { }
        return new Tuple<bool, UserInfomration>(false, null);
    }

    private void WriteToFile(UserInfomration newUserInformation)
    {
        using (var tw = new StreamWriter(CentralFile, true))
        {
            tw.WriteLine("*Stats for Name_{0}", newUserInformation.DateTime.ToShortDateString());
            tw.WriteLine();
            tw.WriteLine("*Total Calls: {0}", newUserInformation.Calls);
            tw.WriteLine("*Total Answered: {0}#", newUserInformation.Answered);
            tw.WriteLine();
        }
    }
}

public class UserInfomration
{
    public DateTime DateTime { get; set; }
    public string Calls { get; set; }
    public string Answered { get; set; }
}

public static class StringExtension
{
    private const string CallText = "TotalCalls:";
    private const string AnsweredText = "TotalAnswered:";
    private const string StatsForName = "StatsforName_";
    private const char ClassSeperator = '#';
    private const char ItemSeperator = '*';

    public static IEnumerable<UserInfomration> ToUserInfomation(this string input)
    {
        var splited = input.RemoveUnneededStuff().Split(ClassSeperator);
        splited = splited.Where(x => !string.IsNullOrEmpty(x)).ToArray();

        var userInformationResult = new List<UserInfomration>();

        foreach (var item in splited)
        {
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(item)) continue;
            var splitedInformation = item.Split(ItemSeperator);
            splitedInformation = splitedInformation.Where(x => !string.IsNullOrEmpty(x)).ToArray();

            var userInformation = new UserInfomration
            {
                DateTime = ConvertStringToDateTime(splitedInformation[0]),
                Calls = splitedInformation[1].Substring(CallText.Length),
                Answered = splitedInformation[2].Substring(AnsweredText.Length)
            };
            userInformationResult.Add(userInformation);
        }
        return userInformationResult;
    }
    private static DateTime ConvertStringToDateTime(string input)
    {
        var date = input.Substring(StatsForName.Length);
        return DateTime.ParseExact(date, "dd.MM.yyyy", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
    }

    private static string RemoveUnneededStuff(this string input)
    {
        input = input.Replace("\n", String.Empty);
        input = input.Replace("\r", String.Empty);
        input = input.Replace("\t", String.Empty);
        return input.Replace(" ", string.Empty);
    }
}

Let me know If you need help or I understood you wrong.


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– świątynia buddyjska szkoły tendai w dzielnicy Yanaka w Tokio (okręg specjalny Taitō), w Japonii.

Opis
Świątynia jest położona w rogu rozległego cmentarza Yanaka w otoczeniu przyrody. Jest jedną z najbardziej znanych, starych świątyń w Tokio. Staroświecki pawilon główny jest wzorowany na świątyni Jūrin-in w Nara. Z tyłu znajduje się Jōzen-dō (sala wykładowa) ukończona w 1998 roku oraz Kyaku-den (sala gościnna).

Obiektami kultu są posągi Amidy Nyorai oraz Bishamontena jako jednego z Yanaka Shichi-fukujin (siedmiorga bogów szczęścia).

Historia
Tennō-ji była pierwotnie świątynią sekty buddyzmu Nichirena. W późnym okresie Kamakura (1185/1192–1333) lokalny władca zbudował krytą strzechą chatę ku czci Nichirena, który zatrzymywał się tu w swoich podróżach.

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Podczas wojny boshin (1868–1869), teren świątyni stał się obozem sił siogunatu biorących udział w bitwach z armią rządową.

Polityka nowego rządu Meiji polegająca na oddzieleniu shintō od buddyzmu spowodowała silny ruch antybuddyjski w całej Japonii. Mimo tego kolejni kapłani przywracali znaczenie świątyni i odbudowywali ją po zniszczeniach.

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The 41-year-old actor who posted a sweet photo with the director on Instagram in June has now shared a series of photos of the cast and crew from the sets.
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Equipo Nizkor - The Supreme Court of Spain affirms that the crimes committed by Adolfo Scilingo are crimes against humanity.
The Supreme Court of Spain affirms that the crimes committed by Adolfo Scilingo are crimes against humanity.
2) The clearest variation from the original judgement is that the application of the penalties has been modified, so that article 607 bis of the current Criminal Code - which punishes crimes against humanity - is not used. The Court applies the specific penalties provided in the current Criminal Code for the crimes of murder and unlawful detention but holds that these crimes "constitute crimes against humanity according to international law".
The first alternative proposal which appeared in paragraph a) of the said document sought the application of article 607 bis. This was accepted unanimously by the Criminal Division of the National Court (Audiencia Nacional) and has now been modified by the Criminal Division of the Supreme Court.
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Egypt is an ideal contender for a push into the Middle East ICT arena. The country has Africa's largest online population: there are 13 million internet users, a far cry from the 450,000 Egyptians using the internet 10 years ago.
As the financial crisis continues to pinch the balance sheets of the corporate sector worldwide. Egypt, however, with its large supply of low-cost skilled labor, has become a top destination in the Middle East for outsourcing.
The launch of the first Internet domain name in Arabic script is a telling example of how concerned Egypt is with cornering the market. The benefits of such a scheme are phenomenal. Arabic is currently the fastest-growing language online, with about 300 million native Arabic-speakers worldwide.
Egypt has also pushed a significant amount of funds towards integrating IT into the nation's education sector, hoping to bring IT companies and schools together. In April 2009, Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif signed an agreement with Microsoft to develop technological collaboration across a number of sectors, including education. Other companies involved include Cisco, Intel and HP, as well as a variety of local firms.
Despite Egypt's dramatic push to embrace the Internet the countries' government has suppressed the opportunities for free speech, which the Internet can provide. Fears of countrywide dissent with political and social management have led to a wave of censorship actions against citizens.
Reporters Sans Frontiers (RSF), who campaign for press freedom throughout the world, have been running a long-term campaign against the Egyptian governments tight regulation of the Internet.
"Egypt is one of the enemies of the Internet and if Internet governance requires a degree of regulation, it should be of a liberal nature and not the kind that the Egyptian government would like to impose," stated one representative of the group.
RSF have catalogued a number of offences against the Egyptian government that threaten the rights of the citizens of their country. Two cases have received particular attention.
Arrested in November 2006, Kareem Amer was given a four-year jail sentence on 22 February 2007 on charges of "insulting" the president and Islam.
According to the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network a Cairo-based Swedish freelance journalist and blogger who covered a recent wave of factory strikes in Egypt, was denied entry on returning to the country in September. His passport was confiscated; apparently because his name appeared on a blacklist.
Both countries have a strong hold over the ICT sector in their areas yet both use the Internet as a form of political suppression. China is constantly accused of censoring online material and spends inordinate amounts of time and funds maintaining their coverage and observation.
Despite this they have a more than thriving IT industry. China's software sector alone generated 329.14 billion yuan ($48.19 billion) in revenue in the first five months of 2009, up 23.3 percent year on year. Unfortunately, very little connection can be made between the financial successes of either of these countries and their level of online content suppression. International companies continue to invest in them despite these serious human rights breaches. Until companies begin taking a more moral stand towards such issues very little will be achieved.