Content read using StreamReader not writing to console properly

[Aaron_5]

Hi folks, I've a problem when writing the contents of a file that was read using steam reader to the console window. It is only displaying part of the information that it should be showing. It should be displaying like this:

http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag266/Aaron_McCauley/1_zps4b8c3625.png

But insted it displays like so (Notice the cursor jumps ahead about 5 lines):

http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag266/Aaron_McCauley/2_zps7f0e6259.png

Anyone no of a fix? Heres the code of the method:

 //Searching by Town

        static void FindTown(CustomerStruct[] CustomerDeats)
        {
            string City;
            bool CityMatch = false;
            Console.Clear();

        begin:
            try
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Please enter the customers Town ");
                City = Console.ReadLine();                
            }
            catch
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Failed. Please try again.");
                goto begin;
            }

            var pathToTown = @"..\..\..\Files\Customer.txt";

            using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(pathToTown))

                while (!CityMatch)
                {

                    {
                        RecCount = 0;

                        CustomerDeats[RecCount].Town = sr.ReadLine();

                        if (City == CustomerDeats[RecCount].Town)
                        {
                            CityMatch = true;

                            Console.Clear();

                            CustomerDeats[RecCount].CustomerNo = sr.ReadLine();
                            Console.WriteLine(CustomerDeats[RecCount].CustomerNo);

                            CustomerDeats[RecCount].Surname = sr.ReadLine();
                            Console.WriteLine(CustomerDeats[RecCount].Surname);

                            CustomerDeats[RecCount].Forename = sr.ReadLine();
                            Console.WriteLine(CustomerDeats[RecCount].Forename);

                            CustomerDeats[RecCount].Street = sr.ReadLine();
                            Console.WriteLine(CustomerDeats[RecCount].Street);

                            CustomerDeats[RecCount].Town = sr.ReadLine();
                            Console.WriteLine(CustomerDeats[RecCount].Town);

                            CustomerDeats[RecCount].DOB = sr.ReadLine();
                            Console.WriteLine(CustomerDeats[RecCount].DOB);

                            Console.ReadKey();
                        }

                        RecCount++;

                    }

                }
        }

[Momerath]

What is the data in the file 'Customers.txt' and what did you type in?

[Aaron_5]

The data in Customers.txt is customers data it is stored there using stream writer in another method. Here is the data file and all of its contents

1000
McNamee
Ben
5 Carnhill
Omagh
30/05/1991

1001
Gilmour
Ryan
10 Nelson Drive
London Derry
20/09/1991

1002
McCauley
Aaron
8 Sandale park
Derry
30/09/1991

I ran the program and wanted to search by town, so I typed in 'Derry'. Which should have picked up customer 1002 and displayed their info but it only displays their DOB. Furthermore when I search 'London Derry' this is the result, (picks up Correct Customers DOB but nothing else then the wrong customers name is also displayed):

http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/ag266/Aaron_McCauley/3_zps1192f72d.png

[castajiz_2]

Why dont you put your struct in the code so that others can directly copy and paste to VS...

[Momerath]

The reason is that your code looks for a match on the city, then assumes everything AFTER that is part of the record. It isn't. You should read in a full record, then check the name and make sure you know which line goes with which property.