Code bit

[VicTT]

Dim $arr[2]
$in=FileOpen("elevi.txt",0)
$out=FileOpen("elevi.out",2)
while 1
$inst=FileReadLine($in)
if @error=-1 then ExitLoop
$inst=StringRight($inst,2)
$arr=StringSplit($inst,",")
$nume=$arr[1]
$judet=StringStripWS($arr[2],8)
if $ljudet<>$judet then FileWriteLine($out,$judet)
FileWrite($out,$nume)
$ljudet=$judet
wend

What's wrong with this code bit????!!!!!

I keep getting an error on line 10 "Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded."

Pls help..

[w0uter]

$arr[2] means you can use:

1: $arr[0]

2: $arr[1]

and your trying to call $arr[2]

btw you also overwrite your array with stringsplit.

you dont have to pre-declare it if it is used in stringsplit.

Edited June 20, 2005 by w0uter

[VicTT]

Ok..make that $arr[100]..it doesn't matter..I added that just because I thought I haven't declared it right....Same thing with Dim $arr[100], $arr[1000] or $arr[514]..

[w0uter]

i need to know what is in elivi.txt could you attach it ?

[edit]

i think you mean StringTrimRight instead of TrimRight. now you only got 2 chars.

and i think that is unable to split into more then 1

[/edit]

Edited June 20, 2005 by w0uter

[VicTT]

Lols..YEP!!!:)Thanks a dozen..I'll check it out )

[VicTT]

Yep..got it fixed..here's the final version..(not that it would be of use to anyone here)..Thanks for the StringRight remark, w0uter..I guess I'm not as 31337 in AutoIt as I thought I was ..(Btw..It seems that FileReadLine reads everything on the line BUT the @CRLF..so there was no need for a StringTrimRight after all..I guess I'm just used to 'sockets' ))..thanks again

Dim $arr[100]
Dim $ljudet
$in=FileOpen("elevi.txt",0)
$out=FileOpen("elevi.out",2)
while 1
$inst=FileReadLine($in)
if @error=-1 then ExitLoop
$arr=StringSplit($inst,",")
$nume=$arr[1]
$judet=StringStripWS($arr[2],8)
if $ljudet<>$judet then FileWriteLine($out,$judet)
FileWriteLine($out,$nume)
$ljudet=$judet
wend

Edited June 20, 2005 by VicTT