Newb Posted January 13, 2011 Posted January 13, 2011 (edited) I wrote this, much effort, then i discovered later that there someone already wrote _StringBetween, and killed the first 5 people that passed in front of me, while in prey of rage. At least it was a good exercise. Enjoy. EDIT: It came up that i needed this function because _StringBetween didn't worked in my script. WIN! PS: This function has more arguments than _StringBetween, you can set also all the arguments of the StringInStr function. HA! I did better FU original Stringbetween writer (Just kiddin)) With the main function with carriages so it's more readable: Func StringFetch($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense=0,$i_InstrOccurrence=1,$i_InstrStart=1,$i_InstrCount=50000) Local $c_StringASize=StringLen($c_StringSearchA) If $i_InstrStart=False Then $c_StringASize=1 Local $c_Fetched=StringMid($c_String,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount) _ +$c_StringASize,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount) _ -(StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount)+$c_StringASize)) Return $c_Fetched EndFunc With the main function in One line (Exactly the same as above, just the main function was very long, and here it's all in one line): Func StringFetch($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense=0,$i_InstrOccurrence=1,$i_InstrStart=1,$i_InstrCount=50000) Local $c_StringASize=StringLen($c_StringSearchA) If $i_InstrStart=False Then $c_StringASize=1 Local $c_Fetched=StringMid($c_String,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount)+$c_StringASize,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount)-(StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount)+$c_StringASize)) Return $c_Fetched EndFunc Example of use: Global $String="Samuel Taylor Coleridge was a british writer who wrote The Rime of The Ancient Mariner Poetry" Global $x=StringFetch($String,"ish "," who"); I want to extract the word "writer" in thi example MsgBox(0,"PO",$x) Func StringFetch($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense=0,$i_InstrOccurrence=1,$i_InstrStart=1,$i_InstrCount=50000) Local $c_StringASize=StringLen($c_StringSearchA) If $i_InstrStart=False Then $c_StringASize=1 Local $c_Fetched=StringMid($c_String,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount) _ +$c_StringASize,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount) _ -(StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount)+$c_StringASize)) Return $c_Fetched EndFunc All the arguments with $C_Instr prefix are the StringInStr arguments, check helpfile for info. EDIT: I Implemented in my script _StringBetween with the RIGHT syntax, and it doesn't work, so it turned out that my funcion works and _StringBetween doesnt (In my script) GUICtrlSetData($NameLabel,_StringBetween($TextToCheck,'Name:','[')) This function doesn't retrevie the text which is in middle at all while mine does. YAY! I didn't wrote it for nothing Edited January 14, 2011 by Newb I'm a compulsive poster. When I post something, come to read it at least 5 minutes later after the posting, because I will edit it. I edited even this signature a few minutes later after I wrote it.
netegg Posted February 9, 2011 Posted February 9, 2011 I wrote this, much effort, then i discovered later that there someone already wrote _StringBetween, and killed the first 5 people that passed in front of me, while in prey of rage. At least it was a good exercise. Enjoy. EDIT: It came up that i needed this function because _StringBetween didn't worked in my script. WIN! PS: This function has more arguments than _StringBetween, you can set also all the arguments of the StringInStr function. HA! I did better FU original Stringbetween writer (Just kiddin)) With the main function with carriages so it's more readable: Func StringFetch($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense=0,$i_InstrOccurrence=1,$i_InstrStart=1,$i_InstrCount=50000) Local $c_StringASize=StringLen($c_StringSearchA) If $i_InstrStart=False Then $c_StringASize=1 Local $c_Fetched=StringMid($c_String,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount) _ +$c_StringASize,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount) _ -(StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount)+$c_StringASize)) Return $c_Fetched EndFunc With the main function in One line (Exactly the same as above, just the main function was very long, and here it's all in one line): Func StringFetch($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense=0,$i_InstrOccurrence=1,$i_InstrStart=1,$i_InstrCount=50000) Local $c_StringASize=StringLen($c_StringSearchA) If $i_InstrStart=False Then $c_StringASize=1 Local $c_Fetched=StringMid($c_String,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount)+$c_StringASize,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount)-(StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount)+$c_StringASize)) Return $c_Fetched EndFunc Example of use: Global $String="Samuel Taylor Coleridge was a british writer who wrote The Rime of The Ancient Mariner Poetry" Global $x=StringFetch($String,"ish "," who"); I want to extract the word "writer" in thi example MsgBox(0,"PO",$x) Func StringFetch($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense=0,$i_InstrOccurrence=1,$i_InstrStart=1,$i_InstrCount=50000) Local $c_StringASize=StringLen($c_StringSearchA) If $i_InstrStart=False Then $c_StringASize=1 Local $c_Fetched=StringMid($c_String,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount) _ +$c_StringASize,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount) _ -(StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount)+$c_StringASize)) Return $c_Fetched EndFunc All the arguments with $C_Instr prefix are the StringInStr arguments, check helpfile for info. EDIT: I Implemented in my script _StringBetween with the RIGHT syntax, and it doesn't work, so it turned out that my funcion works and _StringBetween doesnt (In my script) GUICtrlSetData($NameLabel,_StringBetween($TextToCheck,'Name:','[')) This function doesn't retrevie the text which is in middle at all while mine does. YAY! I didn't wrote it for nothing hi，does you use the array?
Newb Posted March 6, 2011 Author Posted March 6, 2011 hi，does you use the array? What do you mean with do you use the array? Anyway, Improved version of the script: Func StringFetch($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense=0,$i_InstrOccurrence=1,$i_InstrStart=1,$i_InstrCount=50000) Local $c_StringASize=StringLen($c_StringSearchA) If $i_InstrStart=False Then $c_StringASize=1 Return StringMid($c_String,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount) _ +$c_StringASize,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchB,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA),$i_InstrCount) _ -(StringInStr($c_String,$c_StringSearchA,$i_InstrCaseSense,$i_InstrOccurrence,$i_InstrStart,$i_InstrCount)+$c_StringASize)) EndFunc I'm a compulsive poster. When I post something, come to read it at least 5 minutes later after the posting, because I will edit it. I edited even this signature a few minutes later after I wrote it.
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