Hi,
I have a data string that I put into a list. When I start iterating through the list, I have an if statement that when x.Contains(g), do this. The code that I wrote is..
The only way I can tell the records apart are from when x.Contains(g), the data looks like this
<a class=........>LastName, FirstName</a>
Address
Phone
City
Etc....
<a class=........>LastName, FirstName</a>
So when x.Contains(g) I want it to keep iterating through and adding each value and when x.Contains(g) again then I want to add the List to a datatable on so forth...
Can someone point me in the right direction if I am doing this write or this is an easier way to do this?
Thanks
I have a data string that I put into a list. When I start iterating through the list, I have an if statement that when x.Contains(g), do this. The code that I wrote is..
C#:
string g = "<a class=";
List<string> K = new List<string>();
foreach (var x in myList)
{
if (x.Contains(g))
{
K.Add(x);
}
}
The only way I can tell the records apart are from when x.Contains(g), the data looks like this
<a class=........>LastName, FirstName</a>
Address
Phone
City
Etc....
<a class=........>LastName, FirstName</a>
So when x.Contains(g) I want it to keep iterating through and adding each value and when x.Contains(g) again then I want to add the List to a datatable on so forth...
Can someone point me in the right direction if I am doing this write or this is an easier way to do this?
Thanks