Script/Text/File Manager - Update 4/6/2015

[Gene]

Thats pretty sharp... lots of work went into your SQL UDF

wish i understood half of it

Nice job ... randallc

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Hi Valuater,

I downloaded @randallc's modification and UDFs and SQLite.exe to try it out. It errored saying that the _SQL_VBSText UDF was undefined. I used your version to find the file the UDF was called in, that worked great! I clicked the button to open it in Scite, That also worked OK. When I Alt+TABbed back to your version it looked like this => I minimized & restored it, clicked the Manage View button, there was no change, it still looked messed up . Even thought I have a few issues with the program, I like and use it, I thought you would want to know about this.

Gene

[Gene]

Hi,

Would you find it useful to see filelines as well as an option?

[double click in new GUI just brings up explorer though; exit to go back to yours...]

Best, Randall

[needs SQL UDF ]

Hi Randallc,

What include script is the UDF _SQL_VBSText() defined in? I downloaded all the SQL stuff at (link) but your version of Valuater's script errored out with that UDF as undefined.

Gene

[randallc]

Hi,

These 3 should be in your script directory with au3ScripTextManageDOS.au3

From Zip; SQLiteExeAU3.zip 22/02/2006

1. SqliteExe.au3 v 3_2_2_7 ; includes _SQL_VBSText ==========**************

2. SQL_View.au3 ;version 1_62

3. ExcelCom.au3 ;Version: 2_81 [if you have excel installed on computer]

[4. sqlite3.exe is in the zip too; 10th Feb06 version (3.3.4)]

Perhaps your download is corrupt? s it would have been called from [Edit ; SQL_View.au3] [ SqliteExe.au3 should be about 820 lines till EndFunc ;==>_Array2DToD1]

Your screen picture looks bad! Is this a Win2K issue again?

Best, Randall

Edited February 22, 2006 by randallc

[Valuater]

Your screen picture looks bad! – Is this a Win2K issue again?

i think this is an AutoIt - "repainting issue"

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Edited February 22, 2006 by Valuater

[Mosquitos]

If i use this script (great script btw) then i see that you have automatic a vscrollbar but if you have long directorynames en files then you have not a hscrollbar so that you not can see what file it is.

How can i ad a hscrollbar please? With GUICtrlCreateEdit?

[Valuater]

If i use this script (great script btw) then i see that you have automatic a vscrollbar but if you have long directorynames en files then you have not a hscrollbar so that you not can see what file it is.

How can i ad a hscrollbar please? With GUICtrlCreateEdit?

FIXED

Updated March 04, 2006

ver 1.0.3

thanks gafrost

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Edited March 4, 2006 by Valuater

[litlmike]

I know this will sound crazy, but for some reason I can't copy/paste code from the forums, if and only if, it is in the little AutoIt code scrolling boxes. When it pastes, it pastes all on one line and won't compile.

Can you put this in a file for download?

Thanks

[SmOke_N]

I know this will sound crazy, but for some reason I can't copy/paste code from the forums, if and only if, it is in the little AutoIt code scrolling boxes. When it pastes, it pastes all on one line and won't compile.

Can you put this in a file for download?

Thanks

Did you try to copy to word then to your editor?

[NELyon]

Same problem, i just opened wordpad, pasted, then re-pasted into SciTE

[Valuater]

Same problem, i just opened wordpad, pasted, then re-pasted into SciTE

guess litlmike got it to work!

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[litlmike]

guess litlmike got it to work!

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Finally got this sucker to work. Yea pasting it in Word helped.

[litlmike]

Here is a question, that frankly I am cringing at typing. There is a feature that I think would be awesome to add to this, but I have no idea how to do it, or if it is possible. I thought about it, because it came up today.

What I would like to do in addition to your awesome script:

1) Search all the files with a string (already can be done)

2) Replace all occurences of that string with X

3) Auto-Save the File under the same name, or Save As...

Sorry for the suggestion, I really hate to suggest something about someone elses script, but I really like yours and think it would be an awesome addition.

[Valuater]

Here is a question, that frankly I am cringing at typing. There is a feature that I think would be awesome to add to this, but I have no idea how to do it, or if it is possible. I thought about it, because it came up today.

What I would like to do in addition to your awesome script:

1) Search all the files with a string (already can be done)

2) Replace all occurences of that string with X

3) Auto-Save the File under the same name, or Save As...

Sorry for the suggestion, I really hate to suggest something about someone elses script, but I really like yours and think it would be an awesome addition.

thanks.....

well.... not a bad idea..

you are welcome to give it a try

I have a couple of projects now but i *might* take a look at it later

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[Valuater]

Here is a question, that frankly I am cringing at typing. There is a feature that I think would be awesome to add to this, but I have no idea how to do it, or if it is possible. I thought about it, because it came up today.

What I would like to do in addition to your awesome script:

1) Search all the files with a string (already can be done)

2) Replace all occurences of that string with X

3) Auto-Save the File under the same name, or Save As...

Sorry for the suggestion, I really hate to suggest something about someone elses script, but I really like yours and think it would be an awesome addition.

I use this program alot, but i just tried this today...

1

place the search ( like normal )

2

press view file ( it is displayed in notepad )

3

press cancel for the "found" word

4

press edit > replace and the found word will still show...

5

just type in the word you want to replace it with

6

click replace all

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Edited May 14, 2007 by Valuater

[Valuater]

UpDated - Ver 1.0.4 - January 23, 2008

Now works with Autoit v 3.2.10

change include to current #Include <GuiListBox.au3> from <GuiList.au3>

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[Valuater]

UpDated - Ver 1.0.5 - January 23, 2008

Now - will search and edit/run/etc User Defined file types

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[GEOSoft]

UpDated - Ver 1.0.5 - January 23, 2008

Now - will search and edit/run/etc User Defined file types

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Thats what I was hoping for a couple of hours ago. Thanks my good man.

[jvanegmond]

Thanks again, Valuater. You deserve a bump.

[randallc]

Hi,

Great func;

btw, val, you can speed this up immensely for searching files in large searches(not so much text) if you don't need to show the progress; just

1. Eliminate the repeated writes to the Edit and labels, and only accunulate a long string with separator.

2. Once complete, dump in one command to the Edit Box.

What do you think?

Best, randall

[Valuater]

Thanks for the support Manadar, Randallc, and especially GEOSoft with the Autoit Wrappers link!

@Randallc

I have noticed your effort on FileListToArrayNew() and supporting others with File-List UDF's. I am sure what you stated would speed-up the process, however, I wrote this for me and like the counter etc.

Actually, I use this almost daily.

Thanks again

Valuater

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