Replace in text file

[olirav]

I am building a small program that processes an directory of images and creates a basic html file for them

I have the code that gets the directory in the format:

1.jpg

2.jpg

and copies it to the clipboard. Then this script should process it (1st stage)

$bak = ClipGet()
$writefile = FileOpen ("C:\Website\images.html", 2)
    $FileContent=StringReplace($bak,".jpg", ".jpg"/>"&@CRLF)  
    FileDelete($writefile)  
    FileWrite($writefile,$FileContent)

However the new line (@crlf) doesn't work

I had previously got it working in word with these two find and replace searches (fairly slow)

.jpg -> .jpg"/>^l<img width="150" height="120" src="../image/

/image/^p -> /image/

(and a couple more to clean up, but those two are the important ones)

The regular expressions (From Word) are:

^l = manual line

^p = paragraph character

How can I use autoit to use these replace searches.

Oli

Edited June 15, 2010 by olirav

[Zibit]

theres alot easier ways.

i would use fileread and stringreplace becouse im not sure fileopen works that way.

[bogQ]

Use ' instead "

Probably

StringReplace($bak,'.jpg"', '.jpg"/>'&@CRLF)

Edited June 15, 2010 by bogQ

[olirav]

Use ' instead "

Probably

StringReplace($bak,'.jpg', '.jpg"/>'&@CRLF)

Im afraid that only gives

1.jpg"/> 2.jpg"/> 3.jpg"/>

I need

1.jpg"/>
2.jpg"/>
3.jpg"/>

In the html file - still no line break

Edited June 15, 2010 by olirav

[bogQ]

Try @CR

or

@LF

What char do replicate new row in HTML?

I dont have problems when dooing it in notepad, dont see how it cant work in HTML.

With what program (editor) do you check that new row r correct or not?

[olirav]

Try @CR

or

@LF

What char do replicate new row in HTML?

I dont have problems when dooing it in notepad, dont see how it cant work in HTML.

With what program (editor) do you check that new row r correct or not?

I have just found out that the new line is working (I made the mistake of using firefox to view the file (forgot it was html not txt)

Thanks, I've got the rest to work now as well, thank you for helping me see my silly mistake.

oli