Help me txt file

hi friends,
I have a txt of an abap program,
i want to do following,
1. check the program using ABAP_ Standards,
2. Line by line verification ,
Points awarded if helpful.
Thank you,
Regards,
Jagrut BharatKumar Shukla

how to goto slin and wha is FOE and how to go,
another thing to say i want to check txt file of abap program ,
for this is it useful,
thank you.

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series of information in various .txt files. Thisis
because I will have a lot of different objects thatI
will create that will needed to be iterated over
(most of the objects are similar in many ways). It
seemed to me that a .txt file would be better than
writing the items directly in an arraylist (if you
know what i mean). What do you think? I think I do not know what you mean. I also think
that ArrayLists and files shouldn't replace eachI am going to use an ArrayList. Merci
other.
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iterated over (and there will be 12 other objects
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format),Seven objects? Twelve objects? Huh? Why not use
arrays? And how do you get an object into a text
file?
and I thought instead of having to maintain
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files that I create in notepad or something sothat
when I need to make changes to one of the 7 objectsI
only have to get the .txt file instead of havingto
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Yes thats because its part of larger code.. it is just a method within my code.
but your right about the catch but so yeah sorry i missed it when i copied pasted. I ve also added you a main method.
public double[][] readFile(){
          double[][] dArray = new double[164][37];
          int a = 0;
        int b = 0;
                try
                { FileReader fin = new FileReader("myFile.txt");
                           BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(fin);
                             String line;
                             while((line = in.readLine()) != null){
                            String[] value = line.split(", ");
                            for (int x=0; x<value.length ; x++){
                                 System.out.println("a: "+a+" || b: "+b);
                                     if (b == 37) {
                                            a = a++;
                                        } else
                                            dArray[a] = Double.parseDouble(value[x]);
                         System.out.println("value: "+dArray[1][1]);
                         b++;
          catch (IOException e){}
          return dArray;
public static void main(String[] args) {
          new Extract();
          }/code]

Help me txt file

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