read lines from file and include un script at runtime

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ok bro so its client based file checking not server based am I ryt ?

[water]

Correct.

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ok I will try this bro Thankx alot

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_FTP_FileDelete

how to use this UDF any working example ?

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_FTP_FileDelete

how to use this UDF any working example ?

Any search done?

[water]

Lots of hits when searching the forum e.g.

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Thankx guys..

and any how to read line from a file FileReadLine.. multiple lines

like I want to read lines 1 to 145 line and want make as variable.. any idea ? I know how to read 1 line but have any idea about to read mutiple lines !!

thankx

[water]

Either

Global $aLines[146] = [145]
For $i = 1 to 145
    $aLines[$i] = FileReadLine("Your Filename")
Next

or _FileReadToArray.

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aLines is your variable ??

Global $aLines[146] = [145]

For $i = 1 to 145

$aLines[$i] = FileReadLine("Your Filename")

Next

why u use this : 146=145 ???

[water]

$aLines is an array with 146 elements where the first element holds the number of elements. That's why you see

Global $aLines[146] = [145]

It defines an array with 146 elements and assigns the value "146" to the first element of the array.

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and what about

Global $aLines[146] = [145]

For $i = 1 to 145

$aLines[$i] = FileReadLine("Your Filename")

Next

and what is 145? is it my line number ?

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1 + 145 = 146 ??

bcoz total elements is 145 !!

[water]

If you have an array with 145 elements you read from a file PLUS another element to hold the number of elements with data then you need 146 elements in the array, right?

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I totaly understand the whole code... my question is why 146 elements? if we count the lines its 145 that mean 145 elements then why 146?

[water]

Because the FIRST element holds the number of lines you have read from the file. You have 145 elements in the array to store the lines you read from the file. Where do you store that you have read 145 lines? In another element, hence you need 146.

A good reading about arrays can be found here.

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ok ok ok I got it if we read the file it also count the 1 elements.... ? that mean 145 elements + 1 file. elements = 146

[Rutger83]

No the first element of the array, the 0 element contains a number representing the total of elements in the array. the same as ubound() would give. The workable array starts at 1 and contains as much elements as given in 0

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ok ok I got

[water]

Read the tutorial in the wiki (link posted above). It describes arrays much better than I can.

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#include 

Local $aRecords
If Not _FileReadToArray("data.html", $aRecords) Then
MsgBox(4096, "Error", " Error reading log to Array error:" & @error)
Exit
EndIf
For $x = 1 To $aRecords[301]
MsgBox(0, 'Record:' & $x, $aRecords[$x])
Next

its not reading the file from first line to 301???

and not showing any error... ???