/// <summary>
/// Given the large collection of strings read from disk, split into the appropriate number of files. If the source file is empty, tilt immediately.
/// </summary>
public void SplitSourceFileToMultiples()
{
if (AllLinesToWrite.Any() == false)
{
return;
}
string header = AllLinesToWrite.First();
foreach (int i in Enumerable.Range(1, Job.NumFilesToCreate))
{
FileInfo baseFile = new FileInfo(Job.FileToSplit);
string newFile = Path.Combine(baseFile.DirectoryName, "{0}-{1}".FormatWith(i, baseFile.Name));
//always skip the header, the batches previously taken + 1 for the header.
//First iteration, skip none.
int skip = ((i - 1) * Job.LinesPerFile + 1);
List <string> newFileContents = AllLinesToWrite.Skip(skip).Take(Job.LinesPerFile).ToList();
//write the file when there are new contents to be written. we may have the case where we don't need to create empty files if the user
//has specified more files than we need.
if (newFileContents.Any())
{
newFileContents.Insert(0, header);
File.WriteAllLines(newFile, newFileContents);
NumFilesCreated++;
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Given the large collection of strings read from disk, split into the appropriate number of files. If the source file is empty, tilt immediately.
/// </summary>
public void SplitSourceFileToMultiples()
{
if (AllLinesToWrite.Any() == false)
{
return;
}
string header = AllLinesToWrite.First();
foreach (int fileNumber in Enumerable.Range(1, Job.NumFilesToCreate))
{
WriteItemsToNewFile(header, fileNumber);
}
}