Sutton2k9 Posted January 16, 2012 Posted January 16, 2012 i can't seem to get it to save the Hex string back to a file. This is the code i using to open the file Dim builder As New StringBuilder Using reader As FileStream = File.OpenRead(Parth) Dim length As Long = reader.Length Do Until reader.Position = length If reader.Position > 0L Then builder.Append(" "c) End If builder.Append(reader.ReadByte().ToString("X2")) Loop End Using RichTextBox1.Text = builder.ToString() But how can i save the Hex in richtexbox1.text Thanks Sutton Quote
Leaders snarfblam Posted January 17, 2012 Leaders Posted January 17, 2012 First, make sure you understand exactly what format the hex needs to be in. Must there be one and only one space between each value? Or can there be more spaces? Tabs? New-lines? And must there be two digits for each value? Or can values less than 0x10 be represented by a single digit? It's easier to write code when you know exactly what it's supposed to do. Assuming that the desired format is that each value be represented as one or two digits with one and only one space between each value, and no other whitespace or other characters, the simplest way to parse the text would be to use the string.split function to split the string into an array of value strings. You can then use the Integer.Parse or Integer.TryParse method to parse each string in the array, and write the value to the file. The problem with this approach is that, if you are dealing with enough data, you'll generate an enormous number of objects for the garbage collector to manage. If you're only dealing with smaller amounts of data, a solution that involves fewer than a dozen lines of code is probably ideal. If you find the performance to be unacceptable, then you can start looking into parsing the numeric values yourself without splitting up the string and calling Integer.Parse. Quote [sIGPIC]e[/sIGPIC]
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