text-files

How do I populate a JComboBox from a text file? Very vague question. Are you saying you want one entry per line? If so you want to use something like a BufferedReader, read all the lines, save them as a String array. Create a new JComboBox passing in that String constructor. BufferedReader input = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(filePath)); List<String> strings = new ArrayList<String>(); try { String line = null; while (( line = input.readLine()) != null){ strings.add(line); } } catch (FileNotFoundException e) { System.err.println("Error, file " + filePath + " didn't exist."); } finally {

I have the following code anna.table<-data.frame (anna1,anna2) write.table<-(anna.table, file="anna.file.txt",sep='\t', quote=FALSE) my table in the end contains numbers such as the following chr start end score chr2 41237927 41238801 151 chr1 36976262 36977889 226 chr8 83023623 83025129 185 and so on...... after that i am trying to to get only the values which fit some criteria such as score less than a specific value so i am doing the following anna3<-"data/anna/anna.file.txt" anna.total<-read.table(anna3,header=TRUE) significant.anna<-subset(anna.total,score <=0.001) Error: In Ops.factor

I have a simple form with two textboxes, I want Textbox1 to write to a file named C:\VALUE1.txt and Textbox2 to write its value to a file named C:\VALUE2.txt Any text that is already in the text file MUST be over written. It's worth being familiar with both methods: 1) In VB.Net you have the quick and easy My.Computer.FileSystem.WriteAllText option: My.Computer.FileSystem.WriteAllText("c:\value1.txt", TextBox1.Text, False) 2) Or else you can go the "long" way round and use the StreamWriter object. Create one as follows - set false in the constructor tells it you don't want to append: Dim

I have read some of the previous questions on this topic but I really need to be 100% sure! Is it possible to read from a .txt file on my local system and present it in my HTML-BODY? I have tried several functions, here is one: function readFile (path) { var fso = new ActiveXObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject'), iStream=fso.OpenTextFile(path, 1, false); while(!iStream.AtEndOfStream) { document.body.innerHTML += iStream.ReadLine() + '<br/>'; } iStream.Close(); } readFile("testing.txt"); The content of the file is simply around 100 words I want to read from the text file and display in my HTML

OK. Simple question. Maybe not so simple answer, though: I have a file I downloaded in Java, and I know that it's a text file. Is there any way that I can use Java to open that text file in whatever the default text editor is? It has to work for all OS's, otherwise I would just make it open with Notepad. :\ I guess that if there's no way to do this I could use JOptionPane and show the contents of the text file... You can do that with: java.awt.Desktop.getDesktop().edit(file); This links to the tutorial article on java.awt.Desktop : Java™ Standard Edition version 6 narrows the gap between

For debugging purposes in a somewhat closed system, I have to output text to a file. Does anyone know of a tool that runs on windows (console based or not) that detects changes to a file and outputs them in real-time? Tail for Win32 Apache Chainsaw - used this with log4net logs , may require file to be in a certain format I like tools that will perform more than one task, Notepad++ is a great notepad replacement and has a Document Monitor plugin (installs with standard msi) that works great. It also is portable so you can have it on a thumb drive for use anywhere. For a command line option,