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ConcatenateFiles - Concatenating multiple text files

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' Concatenate a variable number of text files into a single result file
'
' Params:
' - resultFile: the complete path of the result file you want to create
' - header: a string that is written when a file is added to the result file.
'  Note: this string can contain the #FilePath# tag that will be replaced
' with the path of the file being added
' - sourceFiles: the sequence of files whose content will be concatenated
'
' Example:
'  ConcatenateFiles ("D:\res.txt", "------ NEW FILE: #FilePath# ------",
' "D:\1.txt", "D:\2.txt", "D:\3.txt")

Sub ConcatenateFiles(ByVal resultFile As String, ByVal header As String, _
  ByVal ParamArray sourceFiles() As String)
  Dim writer As System.IO.StreamWriter
  Dim reader As System.IO.StreamReader

  Try
    writer = New System.IO.StreamWriter(resultFile, True)
    Dim fpath As String
    For Each fpath In sourceFiles
      ' write the header string, with #FilePath# replaced with
      ' the path of the source file being processed
      writer.WriteLine(header.Replace("#FilePath#", fpath))
      Try
        ' open the source file in read mode
        reader = New System.IO.StreamReader(fpath)
        ' append all the content of the current file in the destination
        ' file
        writer.Write(reader.ReadToEnd() & Environment.NewLine)
      Finally
        If Not reader Is Nothing Then
          reader.Close()
          reader = Nothing
        End If
      End Try
    Next
  Finally
    ' close the writer stream
    If Not writer Is Nothing Then writer.Close()
  End Try
End Sub


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