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I built my own libcurl for AutoIt based on BinaryCall UDF. libcurl - the multiprotocol file transfer library The Features: Pure AutoIt script, no DLLs needed.Build with SSL/TLS and zlib support (without libidn, libiconv, libssh2).Full easy-interface and partial multi-interface support.Data can read from or write to autoit variables or files.Smaller code size (compare to most libcurl DLL).The version information of this build: Curl Version: libcurl/7.42.1SSL Version: mbedTLS/1.3.10Libz Version: 1.2.8Protocols: ftp,ftps,http,httpsHere are the helper functions (not include in libcurl library). Curl_DataWriteCallback()Curl_DataReadCallback()Curl_FileWriteCallback()Curl_FileReadCallback()Curl_Data_Put()Curl_Data_Get()Curl_Data_Cleanup()See the example script for detail usage. Curl.zip

I think you mean you don't know what all the script file is? You can still use the example I posted (Turn it into a function taking a binary string parameter and returning a broken up string) and parse the file one line at a time. Checking to see if in the current line you've parsed if there is a binary string in there (using StringInStr or some other way to find a binary string). If there is a binary string, break up the current line you're parsing and convert the binary string to a broken up string then piece it back together. I'll post an example later if no one else does.

You could use StringLeft, StringTrimLeft, and StringLen Get the length of the string, if it's >100 then use StringLeft to get the left most 100 characters and store them in a dynamic array (store it in the last element in the array, redim the array to add one to the size), and then StringTrimLeft the left most 100 characters #include <Array.au3> Local $binary_string = '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' ; Each element stores 100 characters of the binary string Local $data[1] = [Null] ; Will hold the full string with the _ @CRLF characters at the en Local $new_string While (StringLen($binary_string) > 100) Local $100_char_string = StringLeft($binary_string, 100) $binary_string = StringTrimLeft($binary_string, 100) $data[Ubound($data) - 1] = $100_char_string ReDim $data[Ubound($data) + 1] WEnd ; If there still some data left in the binary string If (StringLen($binary_string)) Then $data[UBound($data) - 1] = $binary_string EndIf For $i = 0 to Ubound($data) - 1 $new_string &= "'" & $data[$i] & "'_" & @CRLF Next $new_string = StringTrimRight($new_string, 3) ClipPut($new_string) _ArrayDisplay($data)

boththose, To fit the exact OP's requirements your code should be slightly modified For $i = ubound($array) - 1 to 0 step - 1 If stringleft($array[$i], 2) <> "::" Then $array[$i] = "'" & $array[$i] & "' & _ ; " Else $array[$i + 1] = $array[$i + 1] & StringTrimLeft($array[$i], 2) _ArrayDelete($array , $i) EndIf Next Anyway your array method is probably more versatile than a one-liner regex if some adaptations are further needed for 'particular' cases

#include <Misc.au3> Local $hDLL = DllOpen("user32.dll") $iCounter = 0 While 1 If _IsPressed("01", $hDLL) Then $iCounter+=1 ConsoleWrite("_IsPressed - clicked." & @CRLF) ; Wait until key is released. While _IsPressed("01", $hDLL) WEnd ConsoleWrite("_IsPressed - click removed." & @CRLF) EndIf If $iCounter >=4 Then ExitLoop WEnd ConsoleWrite("done" & @CRLF)

@jdelaney Good idea here is my variation: #include <Date.au3> LoggingStart("Starting Script") Main() LoggingEnd("Ending Script") Func Main() LoggingStart(Main) Step2() LoggingEnd(Main) EndFunc ;==>Main Func Step2() LoggingStart(Step2) InternalOrInner() LoggingEnd(Step2) EndFunc ;==>Step2 Func InternalOrInner() LoggingStart(InternalOrInner) MsgBox(0, 'Test', @ScriptLineNumber) LoggingEnd(InternalOrInner) EndFunc ;==>InternalOrInner #Region Logging Functions Func LoggingStart($sCallersFuncName) __Logging('Starting', $sCallersFuncName, +1) EndFunc ;==>LoggingStart Func LoggingEnd($sCallersFuncName) __Logging('Ending', $sCallersFuncName, -1) EndFunc ;==>LoggingEnd Func __Logging($sCallersLog, $sCallersFuncName, $iIndentation) Local Static $iIndent_static = 0 If $iIndentation = +1 Then $iIndent_static += $iIndentation If IsFunc($sCallersFuncName) Then $sCallersFuncName = FuncName($sCallersFuncName) $sNow = _Now() ConsoleWrite(StringFormat("%-" & $iIndent_static + StringLen($sNow) + 1 & "s", $sNow) & $sCallersLog & ' > ' & $sCallersFuncName & " < " & @CRLF) If $iIndentation = -1 Then $iIndent_static += $iIndentation EndFunc ;==>__Logging #EndRegion Logging Functions

#include <Array.au3> ; imagine this populated from _FileListToArray Local $a[5]=["w100","w50","w10000","w53","w66"] Local $temp[UBound($a)][2] For $i = 0 To UBound($temp)-1 $Temp[$i][0]=$a[$i] $Temp[$i][1]=Number(StringRegExpReplace($a[$i],"(w)","")) Next _ArraySort($Temp,0,0,0,1) ; repopulate...or just use Temp moving forward For $i = 0 To UBound($Temp)-1 $a[$i] = $Temp[$i][0] Next _ArrayDisplay($a)output: [0]|w50 [1]|w53 [2]|w66 [3]|w100 [4]|w10000 edit: oops, max to min would use this sort instead: _ArraySort($Temp,1,0,0,1) THAT output would be: [0]|w10000 [1]|w100 [2]|w66 [3]|w53 [4]|w50

For this kind of handling, which requires to be fast enough, I use an external program from the CoreUtils for Windows (http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/coreutils.htm) : uniq.exe. This tool can quickly extract/remove duplicate lines in a text file. In your case, you just have to put the 2 file contents in 1 file and remove the duplicates (it requires the file to be sorted first) So, using the same idea than BrewManNH with _ArrayUniq, you can do something like this : #Include <Array.au3> Local $sMainFile = @ScriptDir & "\mainFile.txt" Local $sPartialFile = @ScriptDir & "\secondFile.txt" Local $sTempFile = @ScriptDir & "\tempFile.txt", $sResultFile = @ScriptDir & "\resultFile.txt" ; Concatenate the 2 files in 1 Local $sfile = FileWrite($sTempFile, FileRead($sMainFile) & FileRead($sPartialFile) ) ; Sort the file and then remove all duplicate lines RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c sort "' & $sTempFile & '" | uniq -u > "' & $sResultFile & '"', "C:\Program Files (x86)\GnuWin32\bin", @SW_HIDE) FileDelete($sTempFile) Local $aResult = FileReadToArray($sResultFile) _ArrayDisplay($aResult) I know the problem is solved, but maybe someone else could be interested by this method...

A Friend told me about this. so I got interesting in. ¿Did you know I was able to play sound directly from link using soundplay? SoundPlay("http://www.freesfx.co.uk/rx2/mp3s/10/12598_1439008511.mp3",1) should help file talks about it? I work for me a least wit mp3 hot link. with wav it doesn't. Saludos