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Write text filename as date in c#
How do I calculate someone's age in C#?What is the difference between String and string in C#?Hidden Features of C#?Calling the base constructor in C#Cast int to enum in C#How do you give a C# Auto-Property a default value?How do I enumerate an enum in C#?What are the correct version numbers for C#?How do I get a consistent byte representation of strings in C# without manually specifying an encoding?save page in c# webbrowser without savefiledialogue
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So I've looked around for the answer and I'm just getting started with using c# so its probably simple, but I've got a block of code
private void btnAdd_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
using (SaveFileDialog sfd = new SaveFileDialog() Filter = "TextDocuments)
if (sfd.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(sfd.FileName))
sw.WriteLineAsync(txtMessage.Text);
MessageBox.Show("Your entry has been saved successfully!", "Message", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information);
What I want to know is how I'm meant to preset the filename as a date in this code?
c#
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So I've looked around for the answer and I'm just getting started with using c# so its probably simple, but I've got a block of code
private void btnAdd_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
using (SaveFileDialog sfd = new SaveFileDialog() Filter = "TextDocuments)
if (sfd.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(sfd.FileName))
sw.WriteLineAsync(txtMessage.Text);
MessageBox.Show("Your entry has been saved successfully!", "Message", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information);
What I want to know is how I'm meant to preset the filename as a date in this code?
c#
edited Mar 21 at 13:09
canton7
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asked Mar 21 at 13:08
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Have you already tried something?
– dymanoid
Mar 21 at 13:10
Set your SaveFileDialog's FileName property to the filename you wish...if it is to be a date then format the date as a filename. MSDN
– Simon Wilson
Mar 21 at 13:11
if you want to force the filename then remove the SaveFileDialog and use the streamwriter with your desired file name, if the user can only pick the folder use a FolderBrowserDialog instead, if not, will be confusing for the user if they change the defaultname and the program just ignore it
– Daniel Brughera
Mar 21 at 14:14
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So I've looked around for the answer and I'm just getting started with using c# so its probably simple, but I've got a block of code
private void btnAdd_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
using (SaveFileDialog sfd = new SaveFileDialog() Filter = "TextDocuments)
if (sfd.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(sfd.FileName))
sw.WriteLineAsync(txtMessage.Text);
MessageBox.Show("Your entry has been saved successfully!", "Message", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information);
What I want to know is how I'm meant to preset the filename as a date in this code?
c#
edited Mar 21 at 13:09
canton7
4,9061728
asked Mar 21 at 13:08
ItsMeJoshItsMeJosh
1
New contributor
ItsMeJosh is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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So I've looked around for the answer and I'm just getting started with using c# so its probably simple, but I've got a block of code
private void btnAdd_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
using (SaveFileDialog sfd = new SaveFileDialog() Filter = "TextDocuments)
if (sfd.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(sfd.FileName))
sw.WriteLineAsync(txtMessage.Text);
MessageBox.Show("Your entry has been saved successfully!", "Message", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information);
What I want to know is how I'm meant to preset the filename as a date in this code?
c#
c#
edited Mar 21 at 13:09
canton7
4,9061728
asked Mar 21 at 13:08
ItsMeJoshItsMeJosh
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edited Mar 21 at 13:09
canton7
4,9061728
edited Mar 21 at 13:09
canton7
4,9061728
edited Mar 21 at 13:09
canton7
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4,9061728
asked Mar 21 at 13:08
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Have you already tried something?
– dymanoid
Mar 21 at 13:10
Set your SaveFileDialog's FileName property to the filename you wish...if it is to be a date then format the date as a filename. MSDN
– Simon Wilson
Mar 21 at 13:11
if you want to force the filename then remove the SaveFileDialog and use the streamwriter with your desired file name, if the user can only pick the folder use a FolderBrowserDialog instead, if not, will be confusing for the user if they change the defaultname and the program just ignore it
– Daniel Brughera
Mar 21 at 14:14
add a comment |
Have you already tried something?
– dymanoid
Mar 21 at 13:10
Set your SaveFileDialog's FileName property to the filename you wish...if it is to be a date then format the date as a filename. MSDN
– Simon Wilson
Mar 21 at 13:11
if you want to force the filename then remove the SaveFileDialog and use the streamwriter with your desired file name, if the user can only pick the folder use a FolderBrowserDialog instead, if not, will be confusing for the user if they change the defaultname and the program just ignore it
– Daniel Brughera
Mar 21 at 14:14
Have you already tried something?
– dymanoid
Mar 21 at 13:10
Have you already tried something?
– dymanoid
Mar 21 at 13:10
Set your SaveFileDialog's FileName property to the filename you wish...if it is to be a date then format the date as a filename. MSDN
– Simon Wilson
Mar 21 at 13:11
Set your SaveFileDialog's FileName property to the filename you wish...if it is to be a date then format the date as a filename. MSDN
– Simon Wilson
Mar 21 at 13:11
if you want to force the filename then remove the SaveFileDialog and use the streamwriter with your desired file name, if the user can only pick the folder use a FolderBrowserDialog instead, if not, will be confusing for the user if they change the defaultname and the program just ignore it
– Daniel Brughera
Mar 21 at 14:14
if you want to force the filename then remove the SaveFileDialog and use the streamwriter with your desired file name, if the user can only pick the folder use a FolderBrowserDialog instead, if not, will be confusing for the user if they change the defaultname and the program just ignore it
– Daniel Brughera
Mar 21 at 14:14
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assign the current DateTime to DefaultFileName property on save file dialog instance
sfd.DefaultFileName=DateTime.Now.ToString();
or
sfd.FileName=DateTime.Now.ToString();
answered Mar 21 at 13:20
AarifAarif
368413
So im not sure if ive done it correctly but ive editted the code to this using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(sfd.FileName = DateTime.Now.ToString())) but its still not working, the rest of the code is still the same as the original post im just wondering what else i should've done?
– ItsMeJosh
Mar 22 at 0:45
here's an example from MSDN (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…)
– Aarif
2 days ago
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string logPath = string.Format("0:yyyy-MM-dd.txt", DateTime.Now);
Console.WriteLine("Path: " + logPath);
using (StreamWriter file = new StreamWriter(@"./" + logPath, true))
file.Write(string.Format("0 1 2 3", DateTime.Now, log, Environment.NewLine, bankLog));
Console.WriteLine("Logs inserted to file");
answered Mar 21 at 13:47
Mert AkkanatMert Akkanat
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assign the current DateTime to DefaultFileName property on save file dialog instance
sfd.DefaultFileName=DateTime.Now.ToString();
or
sfd.FileName=DateTime.Now.ToString();
answered Mar 21 at 13:20
AarifAarif
368413
So im not sure if ive done it correctly but ive editted the code to this using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(sfd.FileName = DateTime.Now.ToString())) but its still not working, the rest of the code is still the same as the original post im just wondering what else i should've done?
– ItsMeJosh
Mar 22 at 0:45
here's an example from MSDN (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…)
– Aarif
2 days ago
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assign the current DateTime to DefaultFileName property on save file dialog instance
sfd.DefaultFileName=DateTime.Now.ToString();
or
sfd.FileName=DateTime.Now.ToString();
answered Mar 21 at 13:20
AarifAarif
368413
So im not sure if ive done it correctly but ive editted the code to this using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(sfd.FileName = DateTime.Now.ToString())) but its still not working, the rest of the code is still the same as the original post im just wondering what else i should've done?
– ItsMeJosh
Mar 22 at 0:45
here's an example from MSDN (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…)
– Aarif
2 days ago
add a comment |
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assign the current DateTime to DefaultFileName property on save file dialog instance
sfd.DefaultFileName=DateTime.Now.ToString();
or
sfd.FileName=DateTime.Now.ToString();
answered Mar 21 at 13:20
AarifAarif
368413
assign the current DateTime to DefaultFileName property on save file dialog instance
sfd.DefaultFileName=DateTime.Now.ToString();
or
sfd.FileName=DateTime.Now.ToString();
answered Mar 21 at 13:20
AarifAarif
368413
answered Mar 21 at 13:20
AarifAarif
368413
answered Mar 21 at 13:20
AarifAarif
368413
answered Mar 21 at 13:20
AarifAarif
368413
368413
So im not sure if ive done it correctly but ive editted the code to this using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(sfd.FileName = DateTime.Now.ToString())) but its still not working, the rest of the code is still the same as the original post im just wondering what else i should've done?
– ItsMeJosh
Mar 22 at 0:45
here's an example from MSDN (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…)
– Aarif
2 days ago
add a comment |
So im not sure if ive done it correctly but ive editted the code to this using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(sfd.FileName = DateTime.Now.ToString())) but its still not working, the rest of the code is still the same as the original post im just wondering what else i should've done?
– ItsMeJosh
Mar 22 at 0:45
here's an example from MSDN (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…)
– Aarif
2 days ago
So im not sure if ive done it correctly but ive editted the code to this using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(sfd.FileName = DateTime.Now.ToString())) but its still not working, the rest of the code is still the same as the original post im just wondering what else i should've done?
– ItsMeJosh
Mar 22 at 0:45
So im not sure if ive done it correctly but ive editted the code to this using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(sfd.FileName = DateTime.Now.ToString())) but its still not working, the rest of the code is still the same as the original post im just wondering what else i should've done?
– ItsMeJosh
Mar 22 at 0:45
here's an example from MSDN (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…)
– Aarif
2 days ago
here's an example from MSDN (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/…)
– Aarif
2 days ago
add a comment |
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string logPath = string.Format("0:yyyy-MM-dd.txt", DateTime.Now);
Console.WriteLine("Path: " + logPath);
using (StreamWriter file = new StreamWriter(@"./" + logPath, true))
file.Write(string.Format("0 1 2 3", DateTime.Now, log, Environment.NewLine, bankLog));
Console.WriteLine("Logs inserted to file");
answered Mar 21 at 13:47
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string logPath = string.Format("0:yyyy-MM-dd.txt", DateTime.Now);
Console.WriteLine("Path: " + logPath);
using (StreamWriter file = new StreamWriter(@"./" + logPath, true))
file.Write(string.Format("0 1 2 3", DateTime.Now, log, Environment.NewLine, bankLog));
Console.WriteLine("Logs inserted to file");
answered Mar 21 at 13:47
Mert AkkanatMert Akkanat
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string logPath = string.Format("0:yyyy-MM-dd.txt", DateTime.Now);
Console.WriteLine("Path: " + logPath);
using (StreamWriter file = new StreamWriter(@"./" + logPath, true))
file.Write(string.Format("0 1 2 3", DateTime.Now, log, Environment.NewLine, bankLog));
Console.WriteLine("Logs inserted to file");
answered Mar 21 at 13:47
Mert AkkanatMert Akkanat
1
string logPath = string.Format("0:yyyy-MM-dd.txt", DateTime.Now);
Console.WriteLine("Path: " + logPath);
using (StreamWriter file = new StreamWriter(@"./" + logPath, true))
file.Write(string.Format("0 1 2 3", DateTime.Now, log, Environment.NewLine, bankLog));
Console.WriteLine("Logs inserted to file");
answered Mar 21 at 13:47
Mert AkkanatMert Akkanat
1
answered Mar 21 at 13:47
Mert AkkanatMert Akkanat
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answered Mar 21 at 13:47
Mert AkkanatMert Akkanat
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Have you already tried something?
– dymanoid
Mar 21 at 13:10
Set your SaveFileDialog's FileName property to the filename you wish...if it is to be a date then format the date as a filename. MSDN
– Simon Wilson
Mar 21 at 13:11
if you want to force the filename then remove the SaveFileDialog and use the streamwriter with your desired file name, if the user can only pick the folder use a FolderBrowserDialog instead, if not, will be confusing for the user if they change the defaultname and the program just ignore it
– Daniel Brughera
Mar 21 at 14:14