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If at some point your XML collection becomes huge, I'd suggest reading up on the xml.dom to speed up your output. edit: although, I don't know exactly what your app does...it's still a possiblity to reduce time for output1 point
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olo, And do not use FileFindFirst/NextFile, use the _FileListToArray function to get an array of the files - or my RecFileListToArray UDF if you need more than one extension or to search recursively. M231 point
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Correct.1 point
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"If you can make it there, you make it anywhere". Sorry, it's not NY, it's AutoIt. But if you can make it for a single file it's easy to make it for many files.1 point
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There are many ways to skin this cat. I would pack the processing into a function. And then loop through the list of files using FileFindFirstFile, FileFindFirstFile, FileClose and call the function for every file found.1 point
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The function edits the cell in memory. But you still need to write the workbook back to disk using _ExcelBookSave.1 point
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To resolve the autocomplete issue you need to install the full Scite4AutoIt package.1 point
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You use a variable that doesn't exist: $parsesplite3 should be replaced with $parsesplit31 point
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String sent...right/wrong?
olo reacted to JLogan3o13 for a topic
Have you tried AutoItSetOption("SendKeyDelay", x)? Put this at the top of your script (where x = the number of milliseconds between key presses). It may help slow things down a bit for you.1 point -
BinaryToAu3Kompressor v1.0.5.4 Update of 10 Oct 2014
matwachich reacted to wakillon for a topic
You are right, i will add your suggestion in next update. Thanks1 point -
I'm not really. I just don't wakillon to think I'm attacking him, merely providing a guiding hand.1 point
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Wombat, I suggest searching for the correct place to post should be your main aim at the moment - thread moved from "Dev Chat". M231 point
