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I ended up figuring out the first solution, but you would think that there would be an escape character, would save alot of markup \' vs & "'" &

ClipPut(" ' \" ' "); Ok so normall in other languages you can use \ to comment out a quote, is there a way in autoit to do this?

How do i make 10 lines into one line of text?

please dlete this topic... its in the wrong section.

Its in a loop, and the contents come from the HD but are loaded into an array before the loop.

Ok well i have a simple script that does this $o_editform = _IEFormGetObjByName ($oIE, "frmMessage") $o_subject = _IEFormElementGetObjByName ($o_editform, "messagesubject") _IEFormElementSetValue ($o_subject, $subject) $o_mailbody = _IEFormElementGetObjByName ($o_editform, "messagetext") _IEFormElementSetValue ($o_mailbody, $mailbody) $oSubmit = _IEGetObjByName ($oIE, "btnSubmit") _IEAction ($oSubmit, "click") _IELoadWait ($oIE) as it runs it slowly adds 1MB to used RAM and it will keep going... I was testing to see if it would stop but it hit 2,000MB used (IEXPLORE.EXE) is there something I'm doing wrong?

if i can get the function to work with a file that is already open and write 40 lines to it while its open i think that would save alot of time.

Im using it to store large amounts of numbers. I use the last 4 digits to decide which line the ID will be added too. $content = FileReadLine($file, $line) $content = $content & " " & $Array[$i] _FileWriteToLine("file.txt", $line, $content, 1) and i use it in a until phrase that will usually repeat 40 times. It takes about 5 seconds. but i think thats because it has to take the whole file each time and count all 10,000 lines.

is there a better function than this? it becomes very slow when you have 10,000 lines. Isnt there a way you can just overwrite exactly line #5000

when i run the cmd find "text" c:\largefile.txt through autoit it returns a 0 even if its matching.

i was able to get it to work in cmd prompt but cant seem to get autoit to use it and determine results.

well im running that function on a 120KB file and it takes like a whole second... and is there a better way to test more than one match than to just repeat it 100 times (any faster method?) ahh i read the function and the issue was that the file i had used 11,000 lines. if its 1 line its 1 string.

What would be the best way to match a string in a large file? And is there a size limit of the file your searching in?

I have many things coded with the IE.au3 and i thank you for that, but im looking for a function that acts like inetgetsource without actually processing it, or processing it as a txt file?

guess not