StringRegExp and @CRLF or newline

[Leoj]

this doesn't work when the file has a @CRLF (or "newline")... I think it has something to do with the (.*?) part... any help appreciated!! (p.s. It works how I need it when there's no newlines...)

$szFileName = "testWebScript.txt"
$hFile = FileOpen($szFileName, 0)
Local $s_TotFile = FileRead($hFile, FileGetSize($szFileName))
FileClose($hFile)
$nOffset = 1
While 1
    $array2 = StringRegExp($s_TotFile, '">(.*?)<CH', 1, $nOffset)
    $array = StringRegExp($s_TotFile, '<CHnewtab="(.*?)">', 1, $nOffset)
    If @error = 0 Then
        $nOffset = @extended
    Else
        ExitLoop
    EndIf
    for $i = 0 to UBound($array) - 1
        $tab = "Tab"&$i
        $tab = GUICtrlCreateTabitem($array[$i])
        $edit = "Edit"&$i
        $edit = GUICtrlCreateEdit($array2[$i], $indentX, $indentY, $GUIsize-65, $GUIsize-90)
    Next
WEnd

file being regexed:

<CHnewtab="comments">Content One<CHnewtab="head">Content 2<CHnewtab="body">Content 3three<CHendfile>

Edited June 21, 2008 by Leoj

[martin]

this doesn't work when the file has a @CRLF (or "newline")... I think it has something to do with the (.*?) part... any help appreciated!! (p.s. It works how I need it when there's no newlines...)

$szFileName = "testWebScript.txt"
$hFile = FileOpen($szFileName, 0)
Local $s_TotFile = FileRead($hFile, FileGetSize($szFileName))
FileClose($hFile)
$nOffset = 1
While 1
    $array2 = StringRegExp($s_TotFile, '">(.*?)<CH', 1, $nOffset)
    $array = StringRegExp($s_TotFile, '<CHnewtab="(.*?)">', 1, $nOffset)
    If @error = 0 Then
        $nOffset = @extended
    Else
        ExitLoop
    EndIf
    for $i = 0 to UBound($array) - 1
        $tab = "Tab"&$i
        $tab = GUICtrlCreateTabitem($array[$i])
        $edit = "Edit"&$i
        $edit = GUICtrlCreateEdit($array2[$i], $indentX, $indentY, $GUIsize-65, $GUIsize-90)
    Next
WEnd

file being regexed:

<CHnewtab="comments">Content One<CHnewtab="head">Content 2<CHnewtab="body">Content 3three<CHendfile>

Seems to work ok when I create a file with repeated lines as your example seperated by @CRLF.

[SmOke_N]

Place (?s) at the beginning of your pattern and see if that helps.