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Need help to count KM
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Write them to a text file?
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In C#...
float km = 57465.0f;
string path = "file.txt";
// Write to file
using (System.IO.StreamWriter sw = new System.IO.StreamWriter(path))
{
sw.WriteLine(km);
}
// Read from file
using (System.IO.StreamReader sr = new System.IO.StreamReader(path))
{
km = float.Parse(sr.ReadLine());
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It's kind of impossible to say without seeing the relevant code to be honest. It's very difficult to guess what the possible problems might be in code you've never seen.
Anyway, you could open up the text file to see if the correct values are actually being stored. If not then you know it's a problem with the way your storing it. If they are then it's probably a problem with the way you're reading it out.
Anyway, you could open up the text file to see if the correct values are actually being stored. If not then you know it's a problem with the way your storing it. If they are then it's probably a problem with the way you're reading it out.
Have you put something in that saves it every so often? or just when they disconnect that might help if u havnt done that
It's easiest if you add a new line into FileInfo.UpdateUserLeave that saves the KM, and make it take a new argument (specified in the bit in brackets at the top...)
I'm never too great at describing things, but I hope that helps
I'm never too great at describing things, but I hope that helps
Need help to count KM
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