[SilverAstrid]

StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(stream);
            string line = "";
            
            //loop through file
            while ((line = reader.ReadLine()) != null)
            {
                
                Regex dateMatcher = new Regex("\\d");

                //if we found a date
                if (dateMatcher.Match(line, 0, 1).Success)
                {
                    //store it
                    time = ParseDate(line);
                }
                    //look for @, take next two lines
                    //if no @ is found before next date, reset time and try again
                Regex statMatcher = new Regex("@");

                //if we found a date
                if (statMatcher.Match(line, 0, 1).Success)
                {
                    //this line right heah is an issue
                    string line2 = reader.ReadLine();
                    LBStatsData res = ParseData(line, line2);
                    res.Date = time;
                    stats.Add(res);
                }
            }

below the comment "this line right heah is an issue" I thought that ReadLine() would read the NEXT line from the stream, but it seems to be getting the current one, can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? I need to get that next line right there in the code...

[eclipsed4utoo]

So you need to get the current line and the next line in the same loop?

[Ionut]

I would suggest you the next steps:
1. use ReadToEnd to read the entire content of the file
2. Use Split function.
3. Now you have all lines in an array and you can access every line by an index.

[SilverAstrid]

eclipsed4utoo, on 02 February 2012 - 03:22 PM, said:

So you need to get the current line and the next line in the same loop?

That would be the idea, yes. And I'm not sure I'd want to index all the lines, either. Would you know a way? Thanks =]

[SilverAstrid]

I got it figured out =] Thanks though!