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/*
string fileName = args[0];
DataSet dataSet = StreamFactory.Create(fileName, false);
StreamWriter fout = new StreamWriter(outputFile);
fout.Write("Id"); foreach (Property property in hardwareProperties) { fout.Write("," + property.Name); } fout.Write("\n");
Profile[] hardwareProfiles = dataSet.Hardware.Profiles;
foreach (Value value in profile.Values) { if (value.Property == property) { // Append this value to the string. values += value.ToString(); } }This tutorial assumes you are building this from within the 51Degrees Visual Studio solution. Running the executable produced inside Visual Studio will ensure all the command line arguments are preset correctly. If you are running outside of Visual Studio, make sure to add the path to a 51Degrees data file as an argument. */ using System; using System.Linq; using FiftyOne.Foundation.Mobile.Detection.Entities; using FiftyOne.Foundation.Mobile.Detection.Factories; using System.IO; namespace FiftyOne.Example.Illustration.AllProfiles { public class Program { // Snippet Start public static void Run(string fileName) { // DataSet is the object used to interact with the data file. // StreamFactory creates Dataset with pool of binary readers to // perform device lookup using file on disk. DataSet dataSet = StreamFactory.Create(fileName, false); // Name of the output file results will be saved to. string outputFile = "AllProfilesOutput.csv"; // Get all the hardware profiles from the hardware component. Profile[] hardwareProfiles = dataSet.Hardware.Profiles; // Get all the hardware properties from the hardware component. // For the full list of properties see: // https://51degrees.com/resources/property-dictionary Property[] hardwareProperties = dataSet.Hardware.Properties; // Opens and output file. StreamWriter fout = new StreamWriter(outputFile); Console.WriteLine("Starting All Profiles Example."); // Print CSV headers to output file. fout.Write("Id"); foreach (Property property in hardwareProperties) { fout.Write("," + property.Name); } fout.Write("\n"); // Loop over all devices. foreach (Profile profile in hardwareProfiles) { // Write the device's profile id. fout.Write(profile.ProfileId); foreach (Property property in hardwareProperties) { // Print the profile's values for the property. fout.Write(","); fout.Write(getProfileValues(profile, property)); } fout.Write("\n"); } fout.Close(); Console.WriteLine("Output Written to " + outputFile); // Finally close the dataset, releasing resources and file locks. dataSet.Dispose(); } ///