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I'm trying to create a new text file and write text to it but I get an error saying something like
This file cannot be accessed because it is being used by another process.
How do I make it to where it is not longer being used by the other process.
Also: Here is the code i'm currently using:
SaveFileDialog saveNote = new SaveFileDialog();
saveNote.Filter = "Supported Files|*.note;*.n;*.txt|All Files|*.*";
saveNote.FilterIndex = 1;
saveNote.Title = "Save your note.";
saveNote.ShowDialog();
if (saveNote.FileName != null)
{
if (!File.Exists(saveNote.FileName))
{
File.Create(saveNote.FileName);
File.WriteAllText(saveNote.FileName, notesyPad.Text);
}
else if (File.Exists(saveNote.FileName))
{
File.WriteAllText(saveNote.FileName, notesyPad.Text);
}
}
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You can't have the file opened... Close it then try again.
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You can't have the file opened... Close it then try again.
I don't have the file opened. After creating the file i'm trying to write to it, how do I make my program stop accessing the file so it can then write to it?
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File.WriteAllText doesn't need a created file. It can take care of itself.
Also, xfrogman43 is correct, apparent or not.
File.Create() is different from the other functions in that it does something rather peculiar. It's not actually creating a file. It's creating a STREAM. The stream is causing the IO exception because it has the rights to the file. Sadly, it longs for the day to be disposed of properly. This code doesn't do that.
So if you wanted, you'd call
File.Create(saveNote.FileName).Dispose();
which would be redundant.
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File.WriteAllText doesn't need a created file. It can take care of itself.
Also, xfrogman43 is correct, apparent or not.
Thanks, never knew that!
I know he is correct but I was saying that it wasn't open in some other program (that isn't VS/My Program).
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eeisold wrote:File.WriteAllText doesn't need a created file. It can take care of itself.
Also, xfrogman43 is correct, apparent or not.
Thanks, never knew that!
I know he is correct but I was saying that it wasn't open in some other program (that isn't VS/My Program).
Never read the code, its just that I have had that error before, closed notepad/whatever and it works fine.
thanks zoey aaaaaaaaaaaand thanks latif for the avatar
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