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  1. Hi, Good Day! I have a problem and having difficulty implementing it. I want to copy the files in a certain folder, rename it, and when it exist in the destination folder it will add an index counter. Example source folder having files like: AA_123.TXT BB_123.TXT CC_123.TXT DD_123.TXT After file copy the target folder would be like this: 123.TXT 123_1.TXT 123_2.TXT 123_3.TXT How to achieve this? Thanks in advance
  2. Hi guys, I'm facing a problem that I can't solve, despite trying hard. I have an .ini file with several sections: [Latitude E5440] URL=http://downloads.dell.com/published/pages/latitude-e5440-laptop.html [Latitude E5450] URL=http://downloads.dell.com/published/pages/latitude-e5450-laptop.html [Latitude E5470] URL=http://downloads.dell.com/published/pages/latitude-e5470-laptop.html [Latitude E7240] URL=http://downloads.dell.com/published/pages/latitude-e7240-ultrabook.html [Latitude E7250] URL=http://downloads.dell.com/published/pages/latitude-e7250-ultrabook.html [Latitude E7270] URL=http://downloads.dell.com/published/pages/latitude-e7270-ultrabook.html Then I collect the computer model name and try to look if it exists in the ini file. But, when performing the search, I only got the index in the array. For example, my computer model is a "Latitude E7240". An "_ArraySearch" gives me "4" as a result and because this is also the fourth place of my search in the ini file. It works well if I move the section anywhere else in the file and always give me the correct position. Question is: How can I convert the index number to the section name so I can tell my script that if it's found in the ini file, the download URL variable will be set to the corresponding key in the ini file. Here's my code so far: Can someone give me an hand on this? Thanks -31290-
  3. I've just written a small script that compares two strings and returns the similarity of those two in %. I know of StringCompare, but I want to get a percentage and I also want to get in touch with Autoit. Compiling doesn't cause any problems, but actually running it does. In line 20 it has a problem with the index and says "Subscript used on non-accessible variable". What's causing that problem, and how can I solve it? Thanks! And sorry for my ugly style Similarity.au3
  4. How can I access a variable with its index of a loop inside my if statment. Code: For $i = 0 To UBound($aFileListFootageFolderRe_01) - 1 ... Next If $getTimeNewFootageFolderInit_01 <> $getTimeNewFootageFolder_01 And $aFileListFootageFolderRe_01[$i] == 11) Then ... EndIf I get following error while doing this: Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded.:Thus the error points at this $aFileListFootageFolderRe_01[$i]
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