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Method Save To File: Bool String If New Foreach in String

The document describes methods for saving, loading, and parsing inventory data from a file. The SaveToFile method saves each inventory item as a line in the file by calling InventoryToLine to format the data and writing it. LoadFromFile parses the file line-by-line using ParseInventory, adding valid items to a collection. PopulateList adds sample inventory items to the collection. InventoryToLine formats an item's fields into a string separated by pipes. ParseInventory splits a string on pipes and assigns the values to an inventory item object's properties.

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Method Save To File: Bool String If New Foreach in String

The document describes methods for saving, loading, and parsing inventory data from a file. The SaveToFile method saves each inventory item as a line in the file by calling InventoryToLine to format the data and writing it. LoadFromFile parses the file line-by-line using ParseInventory, adding valid items to a collection. PopulateList adds sample inventory items to the collection. InventoryToLine formats an item's fields into a string separated by pipes. ParseInventory splits a string on pipes and assigns the values to an inventory item object's properties.

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Method Save to File

bool SaveToFile(string Filepath)


{
if (File.Exists(Filepath))
File.Delete(Filepath);
System.IO.StreamWriter file = new System.IO.StreamWriter(Filepath);

foreach (Inventory item in _colInventory)


{
string Line = InventoryToLine(item);
file.WriteLine(Line);
}

file.Close();

return true;

Method Inventory to Line


string InventoryToLine(Inventory item)
{
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
sb.Append(item.Id);
sb.Append('|');
sb.Append(item.Name);
sb.Append('|');
sb.Append(item.SerialNumber);
sb.Append('|');
sb.Append(item.ImagePath);

Debug.WriteLine(sb.ToString());

return sb.ToString ();


}

Method Read from File

bool LoadFromFile(string Filepath)


{
if (!File.Exists(Filepath))
return false;

string line;
System.IO.StreamReader file = new System.IO.StreamReader(Filepath);

while ((line = file.ReadLine()) != null)


{
Inventory item;

if (ParseInventory(line, out item))


_colInventory.Add(item);
}
file.Close();

return true;

Method Parse Inventory


bool ParseInventory(string Text, out Inventory item)//utk splitkan data by bar
{
item = new Inventory();

string[] arr = Text.Split('|');


if (arr.Length != 4)
return false;

item.Id = arr[0];
item.Name = arr[1];
item.SerialNumber = arr[2];
item.ImagePath = arr[3];

return true;
}

Method Populate List

void PopulateList()
{

Inventory first = new Inventory();


first.Id ="1";
first.Name ="First Item Name";
first.SerialNumber ="First Item Serial Number";
first.ImagePath = "C:\\Users\\user\\Desktop\\ibuDeeja.jpg";
_colInventory.Add(first);

Inventory second = new Inventory();


second.Id = "2";
second.Name = "Second Item Name";
second.SerialNumber = "Second Item Serial Number";
second.ImagePath = "C:\\Users\\user\\Pictures\\2013-02-24\\003.jpg";
_colInventory.Add(second);

Inventory third = new Inventory();


third.Id = "3";
third.Name = "Third Item Name";
third.SerialNumber = "Third Item Serial Number";
third.ImagePath = "C:\\Users\\user\\Pictures\\2013-02-24\\011.jpg";
_colInventory.Add(third);

Method Parse Inventory

bool ParseInventory(string Text, out Inventory item)//utk splitkan data by bar


{
item = new Inventory();

string[] arr = Text.Split('|');


if (arr.Length != 4)
return false;

item.Id = arr[0];
item.Name = arr[1];
item.SerialNumber = arr[2];
item.ImagePath = arr[3];

return true;
}

Method Inventory to Line


string InventoryToLine(Inventory item)
{
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
sb.Append(item.Id);
sb.Append('|');
sb.Append(item.Name);
sb.Append('|');
sb.Append(item.SerialNumber);
sb.Append('|');
sb.Append(item.ImagePath);

Debug.WriteLine(sb.ToString());

return sb.ToString ();


}

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