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Ok i sorted a few check against websites and wrote the numbers to console then i made it make an ini file to hold the current version info

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$AVG_key = ConsoleWrite(_GetUpdates("AVG Free Edition") & @CRLF)
IniWrite( @ScriptDir & "\latest_version.ini", "AVG Free Edition", "Version ",$AVG_key)
$SSD_key = ConsoleWrite(_GetUpdates("Spybot Search & Destroy") & @CRLF)
IniWrite( @ScriptDir & "\latest_version.ini", "Spybot Search & Destroy", "Version ",$SSD_key)
$MAM_key = ConsoleWrite(_GetUpdates("Malwarebytes Anti-Malware") & @CRLF)
IniWrite( @ScriptDir & "\latest_version.ini", "Malwarebytes Anti-Malware", "Version ",$MAM_key)
$CC_key = ConsoleWrite(_GetUpdates("Ccleaner") & @CRLF)
IniWrite( @ScriptDir & "\latest_version.ini", "Ccleaner", "Version ",$CC_key)
$DF_key = ConsoleWrite(_GetUpdates("Defraggler") & @CRLF)
IniWrite( @ScriptDir & "\latest_version.ini", "Defraggler", "Version ",$DF_key)


Func _GetUpdates($sID) ; by GEOSoft (If I remember)
    Local $aReturn, $bRead, $sRead
    $bRead = InetRead("http://www.filehippo.com/search?q=" & $sID)
    $sRead = BinaryToString($bRead)

    $aReturn = StringRegExp($sRead, "(?i)" & $sID & "\s?((?:\d{1,5})(?:\.\d{1,5}){1,4})", 1)
    If @error Then
        Return SetError(1, 0, "None - Error")
    EndIf
    Return $aReturn[0]
EndFunc   ;==>_GetUpdates

Consolwrite i get this

10.0.1392
2.0
1.51.1
3.09.1493
2.06.328

On the ini i get this

[AVG Free Edition]
Version=11
[Spybot Search & Destroy]
Version=5
[Malwarebytes Anti-Malware]
Version=8
[Ccleaner]
Version=11
[Defraggler]
Version=10

What the hell went wrong its only supposed to copy the file number across ??

And is there a way to have a space between each group in the ini?

Edited by Chimaera
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ConsoleWrite's return value is defined like this:

Return Value

The amount of data written. If writing binary, the number of bytes written, if writing text, the number of characters written.

You got the number of characters it wrote to the console, not the return value of _GetUpdates

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Bummer guess ill have to look at text files then

Thx BrewManNH

Edit sorry i understand now

My Bad lol

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Bummer guess ill have to look at text files then

Thx BrewManNH

No, you'd just have to recode the parts of the script that use the _GetUpdates function to return the value to the variables instead of using it in the ConsoleWrites. Like this

$AVG_key = _GetUpdates("AVG Free Edition")
ConsoleWrite($AVG_key & @CRLF)
IniWrite( @ScriptDir & "\latest_version.ini", "AVG Free Edition", "Version ",$AVG_key)

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Write your own _IniWrite() function.

Example:

Func _IniWrite($Filename,$Section,$Key,$Value)
    Local $blankline = 0
    IniReadSection($Filename,$Section)
    If @error Then $blankline = 1
    If $blankline Then FileWrite($Filename,@CRLF)
    IniWrite($Filename,$Section,$Key,$Value)
EndFunc

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