Speed up execution of my script

[amakrkr]

Hello,

I was wondering how could I get my script to execute faster.

What my script does is simply delete only 1st line in a text file.

Script is called from another application in a loop calling it for each line.

So if we have a text file 200 lines long script will be called 200 times to delete 1st line, as stupid as it sound i cant make it any other way.

Any ideas how to speed it up a bit?

Code is simple:

#include <File.au3>


$File = "c:\log.txt" 
$line = 1

_FileWriteToLine($file, $line, "", 1)

[trancexx]

Don't use that wrapper function. Write your own to_the_point function.

[amakrkr]

Hello,

thank you for fast replay.

I am afraid i dont know how to do that :S

Can you elaborate a bit?

PS

is there a way to disable try icon entirely?

I was playing around with Tray functions from help file but didnt find one that would disable it entirely.

[trancexx]

Hello,

thank you for fast replay.

I am afraid i dont know how to do that :S

Can you elaborate a bit?

Yes, but my elaboration wouldn't solve your problem. You need something else. For example go thru help file an focus on built-in File... functions.

PS

is there a way to disable try icon entirely?

Yes if your definition of disabling actually means not showing.

I was playing around with Tray functions from help file but didnt find one that would disable it entirely.

That's because there isn't any.

Solution is keyword, not function. #NoTrayIcon

Edited July 6, 2010 by trancexx

[amakrkr]

ahh #NoTrayIcon >.<

ok thanks mate.

[water]

Or you could split the functions:

The first function (called multiple times) only records the line numbers in a file

The second function (called from your application as last statement) reads this file and deletes all lines.