StringReplace

[Clever1mba 0]

Hi

when i using multi replacestring its not working but when i put only one replacestring then it works how to use multi replacestrings?

$text = StringReplace($out, "autoit1.exe,autoit2.exe", "-")

[w0uter 4]

Hi

when i using multi replacestring its not working but when i put only one replacestring then it works how to use multi replacestrings?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

i am unclear what you are trying to do. got a snippet and some explaination ?

[Clever1mba 0]

okay

check this code i want to replace multi replacestring like

notepad.exe,lantalk.exe,etc

but only single replacestring works

$out=""

$list = ProcessList()

for $i= 1 to $list[0][0]

$out=  $out & $list[$i][0]& ","

Next

$text = StringReplace($out, "notepad.exe", "-")

MsgBox(0, "Test", $text)

hope u get my point

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[Clever1mba 0]

if anyone have solution for stringreplace then plz kindly share it

[Nutster 3]

According to the documentation, you can add a count, for the number of occurances to replace. For example,

$words = "This is a test."
$find = "is"
$new = "was"
$result = StringReplace ( $Words, $find, $new , 0 )

A count (the optional number at the end of the StringReplace function) says how many occurances are to be replaced. A number 1 or greater indicates that the replacements should start on the left side of the string. A number of -1 or less indicates that the replacements should starts on the right side of the string. Using 0, as I did, says to do unlimited replacements.

Does this help?

[FuryCell 3]

$text = StringReplace($out, "autoit1.exe,autoit2.exe", "-")

just looked at the manual. From what i read it dosent seem that StringReplace() supports multiple searchstrings.

why not try this instead:

$text = StringReplace($out, "autoit1.exe", "-")
$text = StringReplace($out, "autoit2.exe", "-")

Edited June 18, 2005 by SolidSnake

[buzz44 1]

Or you could just cram it all into 'one' command. Or you could make a simple function to do this for you...

$Out = "/autoit1.exe\ << some test >> /autoit2.exe\"
$Text = StringReplace(StringReplace($Out, "autoit1.exe", "-"), "autoit2.exe", "-")
MsgBox(0,"Result",$Text)

And SolidSnake I think you had a small typo in yours...

$text = StringReplace($out, "autoit1.exe", "-")
$text = StringReplace($text, "autoit2.exe", "-")

[FuryCell 3]

Or you could just cram it all into 'one' command. Or you could make a simple function to do this for you...

$Out = "/autoit1.exe\ << some test >> /autoit2.exe\"
$Text = StringReplace(StringReplace($Out, "autoit1.exe", "-"), "autoit2.exe", "-")
MsgBox(0,"Result",$Text)

And SolidSnake I think you had a small typo in yours...

$text = StringReplace($out, "autoit1.exe", "-")
$text = StringReplace($text, "autoit2.exe", "-")

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Good idea about cramming it into one command and sorry about the typo. :">

[jimbeaurama 0]

Or you could just cram it all into 'one' command. Or you could make a simple function to do this for you...

$Out = "/autoit1.exe\ << some test >> /autoit2.exe\"
$Text = StringReplace(StringReplace($Out, "autoit1.exe", "-"), "autoit2.exe", "-")
MsgBox(0,"Result",$Text)

And SolidSnake I think you had a small typo in yours...

$text = StringReplace($out, "autoit1.exe", "-")
$text = StringReplace($text, "autoit2.exe", "-")

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

AWESOME!!!

THANK YOU!

THANK YOU!

THANK YOU!

I have been working on this very issue for 3 days now. I put your nested command into my script and had it working in seconds. The good news is that I actually kind of understand Autoitscript now. Incredible utility.