// Reading kanji words form a text file. The text file has a specific format
private void readWords()
{
string kanjiPath = @"data\kanji.txt";
StreamReader reader;
string line;
// Hiragana reading
reader = new StreamReader(kanjiPath);
while ((line = reader.ReadLine()) != null)
{
// Author Ahmad Mageed
// From here ***
var delimiters = new List <string> {
"#k#", "#f#", "#r#", "#m#", "#e#"
};
string pattern = "(" + String.Join("|", delimiters.Select(d => Regex.Escape(d))
.ToArray())
+ ")";
string[] result = Regex.Split(line, pattern);
// To here ***
KanjiWord kanjiWord = new KanjiWord();
int stringLength = result.Length;
for (int index = 0; index < stringLength; index++)
{
switch (result[index])
{
case "#k#":
kanjiWord.setKanji(result[index + 1]);
index++;
break;
case "#f#":
kanjiWord.setFurigana(result[index + 1]);
index++;
break;
case "#r#":
kanjiWord.setRomaji(result[index + 1]);
index++;
break;
case "#m#":
kanjiWord.setEnglish(result[index + 1]);
index++;
break;
case "#e#":
break;
}
}
kanji.Add(kanjiWord);
}
reader.Close();
}
private void saveWord_Click_1(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
KanjiWord newWord = new KanjiWord();
newWord.setKanji(kanjiBox.Text);
newWord.setFurigana(furiganaBox.Text);
newWord.setRomaji(romajiBox.Text);
newWord.setEnglish(englishBox.Text);
kanji.addWord(newWord);
}
