I am just testing some code at the moment, although when calling the StartRemoveDuplicate (when its compiled) an Exception is thrown, complaining about illegal characters:
My code is as follows:
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
foreach (string exename in System.IO.File.ReadAllLines("test.txt"))
{
Process.Start("test.exe", "\"" + exename + "\"").WaitForExit();
}
StartRemoveDuplicate();
}
private static void RemoveDuplicate(string sourceFilePath, string destinationFilePath)
{
var readLines = File.ReadAllLines(sourceFilePath, Encoding.Default);
File.WriteAllLines(destinationFilePath, readLines.Distinct().ToArray(), Encoding.Default);
}
private static void StartRemoveDuplicate()
{
RemoveDuplicate("C:\test.txt", "C:\test2.txt");
}
}
Try to use @ before the string like :
@"C:\test.txt"
or to escpe the "\" caracter
"C:\\test.txt"
Backslash is considered a special character in C# strings, usually used to escape other characters. So you can tell it to treat backslashes as normal by prefixing your literals with @
before the quotes:
RemoveDuplicate(@"C:\test.txt", @"C:\test2.txt");
Or, you can escape it with double backslashes:
RemoveDuplicate("C:\\test.txt", "C:\\test2.txt");
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