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Hello, once more I have to see, that my knowledge about XML is too poor, even to use this existing XML UDF If it should be a better approach to make use of StringRegEx, or maybe a totally different approach, any suggestions will be mostly appreciated. I downloaded the ZIP XML_1.1.1.13 and tried to get how to use it from the sample AU3 files included in that ZIP file, well, I don't really get it😵 What I want to do: My mobile phone's backup contain all the contacts in an XML file. This is an example of such a file, backupinfo.xml, shortened to show
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Greetings, Someone can help-me to translate this Python's code to AutoIt? Python (source: https://repl.it/repls/InstructiveDarkslategreyJackrabbit) str = 'age=12,name=bob,hobbies="games,reading",phrase="I\'m cool!"' key = "" val = "" dict = {} parse_string = False parse_key = True # parse_val = False for c in str: print(c) if c == '"' and not parse_string: parse_string = True continue elif c == '"' and parse_string: parse_string = False
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The McAfee return for AV defs per "C:\Progra~1\Common~1\McAfee\SystemCore\csscan.exe -Versions" is ... CommonShell Command Line Scanner Lite (VSCORE.15.5.0.3960) Engine version: 5800.7501 DAT version: 8450.0 Time required: 15 milliseconds I want to isolate the actual DAT version as "8450.0". There may be an easier way to get the DAT Version via other McAfee or registry methods but essentially I just want to know how to parse a string at a character or @CRLF into two separate strings for further parsing. Example: $string = "Name=Microsoft Windows 1 -
My script currently reads a text file line by line. I want it to look for this the chat message below and skip the session messages. There are some garbage lines that I want it to skip over. So if a line doesnt match that format then skip it. I tried experimenting with StringRegExp but I think I'm using it wrong. Heres my code If StringRegExp($read, '\W\d\d\w\d\d\D.\W') = Not @error Then I was hoping that this would be able to see the open bracket, 2 digits, a colon, 2 digits, close bracket, a space and a <. But it doesn't seem to be working. Eventually
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Here is another WMIC script that parses properties from various alias classes. ie: COMPUTERSYSTEM, CDROM, IDECONTROLLER, DISKDRIVE, etc. Download: WMIC_GET.au3
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I have another AutoIT script making a Log file Sample of Log file: 2016/08/22 12:44:18 > Process: [RUNNING] [ACTIVE] 2016/08/22 12:48:35 > Process: [WAS NOT RUNNING] 2016/08/22 13:40:00 > Process: [FAILED] 2016/08/22 14:01:10 > Process: [WAS NOT RUNNING] I am looping through the Log file for the word "FAILED" I then want to get all lines that have "FAILED" and get their TIME My Current code to get this far: If FileExists($fileLog) Then $contents = FileRead($fileLog) If @error Then MsgBox(0, 'File Error', $fileLog & ' coul -
Hi, is there a function or a UDF for parsing a hotkey definition string like "^a" or "+!{F1}" ? I´d like to create a settings GUI where users are able to define their custom hotkeys for a specific function and then save it to an ini. Of course, at the next start of the program, these settings have to read and not only the HotkeySet() command needs to be fed with it but also the settings GUI. As I do not want to present the user just the hotkey string but a rather user-friendly display (like checkboxes for the separate modifier keys and a drop down list of supported trigger keys)
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Hello, I am not sure where to start on this, but maybe some help from the community will help. I understand how to open a file and read it with autoit. My issue is this, I need to be able to select all the data on certain lines of the file by a keyword. I have a file that has multiple lines with the word "proxyAddresses:" that starts at the beginning of each line I want, there are other lines with other information I do not want. How can I select what I want and put it into an array? Example of file dn: CN=John Doe,OU=Techs,OU=Users,DC=foo,DC=bar changetype: add objectClass: top objectCl
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Hi Guys, I'm trying to find a way to collect data from a webpage using IE. I already know about _IEBodyReadText($oIE) but the problem is, I just want a specific instance of that text without getting all of it. What I want to be able to do, is to read that text line by line, and when I find a specific string on the line I want, I want to be able to print out that entire line. The problem for me is that It _IEBodyReadText formats the text into one big string, so I would have to use split string to accomplish this task. The problem with that is, there are no lines, so I don't know h
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I forgot to update this, I had responded to a topic with an updated PCRE for parsing individual items/options, so here's the updated code: _StringParseParameters: Parse Parameters in a string: Returns an array as if a command-line parser split the elements, or if nothing found an @error. Note there is a look-behind and look-ahead assertion to prevent grabbing quotes, while also allowing for cases where there are empty quotes (""): Local $aParsedArray=StringRegExp($sStringToParse,'((?<=\s"|^")[^"]+(?=")|[^\s"]+)',3) The only thing I'd do beforehand is expand any environment strings
