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Hello i've got written a little program thats look into a folder an Prints all the txt files with a specified program. But now my problem.. when the folder is empty the program quits with this message:

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But i want that the program runs endless until it will be closed in the tray

and here the program:

While "0"="0" 

$ini_file  = "dirlist.ini"

$file = FileOpen($ini_file, 0)

; Variablen einlesen
$program = FileReadLine($file,1)
$workdir = FileReadLine($file,2)
$sicherung = FileReadLine($file,3)
$filenames = FileReadLine($file,4)
$sleepzeit = FileReadLine($file,8)
FileClose($file)

$search = FileFindFirstFile($filenames)  

; Check if the search was successful
If $search = -1 Then
  ;MsgBox(0, "Error", "No files/directories matched the search pattern")
  ;Exit
EndIf

While 1
    $file = FileFindNextFile($search) 
    If @error Then ExitLoop
    $execute = $program&" "&$workdir&$file
    $source = $workdir&$file
    $dest = $sicherung&$file
    RunWait($execute,$workdir)
    FileMove($source, $dest)
  ; --- logfile
    $files = FileOpen($ini_file, 0)

; Variablen einlesen
    $pretext = FileReadLine($files,5)
    $logfile = FileReadLine($files,6)
    $aftertext = FileReadLine($files,7)
    FileClose($files)
    $Input_Date = @MDAY & "-" & @MON & "-" & @YEAR
    $Input_Time = @HOUR &  ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC
    $thetime = "Datum und Uhrzeit: "&$Input_Date&" - "&$Input_Time&" - "&$file

    $Input_Date_File = @MDAY & "_" & @MON & "_" & @YEAR
    $Input_Time_File = @HOUR &  "_" & @MIN
    $logfilename = $logfile&"log__"&$Input_Date_File&"__"&$Input_Time_File&".txt"
; Logfile Erstellen
    $files = FileOpen($logfilename, 1)
    FileWriteLine($files, $pretext)
    FileWriteLine($files, $thetime)
    FileWriteLine($files, $aftertext) 
    FileClose($files);
  ; --- logfile    


WEnd

; Close the search handle
FileClose($search)

; --------------------------------
$sleepzeit = $sleepzeit*60000
Sleep($sleepzeit) 
WEnd 
Exit

thx for help

Edited by quicksilver
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when the folder is empty the program quits with this message:

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<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

When you run it as Script (Eg. in SciTe) then it shows you at which line the Error occured. If it is compiled then it only shows Line 0.

Try it again. Maybe you'll find your error.

Edit: Ich kann dir sonst auch auf Deutsch helfen wenn es für dich einfacher ist :whistle:

Edited by Raindancer
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there is no error in the script. The script returns that the path where the files are is empty. After this it quits.. is there any way to stop this?

Edit: Jo :whistle: Also das script gibt nur zurück das der pfad leer ist.. ansonsten geht es ja. wenn dateien im verzeichnis liegen funzt es 1a aber wenn der pfad leer ist beendet sich das programm. Ich müsste einfach die fehlermeldung unterdrücken. Geht das irgendwie?

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$search = FileFindFirstFile($filenames)  

; Check if the search was successful
If $search = -1 Then
;MsgBox(0, "Error", "No files/directories matched the search pattern")
;Exit
EndIf
FileFindFirstFile returns -1 when it detects an error (e.g. no files found). You cannot use -1 as a search handle! There is already some code to test that error condition, however, you'll have to do something meaningful.

If $search = -1 Then
    sleep(10000)
    continueloop;-- The outer while loop !!
EndIf

BTW: Is it really necessary to read the INI file within the while loops? Could be done outside of the loops.

Cheers

Kurt

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This should work:

While "0"="0" 

$ini_file  = "dirlist.ini"

$file = FileOpen($ini_file, 0)

; Variablen einlesen
$program = FileReadLine($file,1)
$workdir = FileReadLine($file,2)
$sicherung = FileReadLine($file,3)
$filenames = FileReadLine($file,4)
$sleepzeit = FileReadLine($file,8)
FileClose($file)

;$program = "EDI2TXT.EXE"
;$workdir = "C:\Temp\schaefer\import\"
;$sicherung = "C:\Temp\schaefer\save\"
;$filenames = "C:\Temp\schaefer\import\data_*.txt"

$search = FileFindFirstFile($filenames)  

; Check if the search was successful
If Not $search = -1 Then
    While 1
        $file = FileFindNextFile($search) 
        If @error Then ExitLoop
        $execute = $program&" "&$workdir&$file
        $source = $workdir&$file
        $dest = $sicherung&$file
        RunWait($execute,$workdir)
        FileMove($source, $dest)
    ; --- logfile
        $files = FileOpen($ini_file, 0)
    
    ; Variablen einlesen
        $pretext = FileReadLine($files,5)
        $logfile = FileReadLine($files,6)
        $aftertext = FileReadLine($files,7)
        FileClose($files)
        $Input_Date = @MDAY & "-" & @MON & "-" & @YEAR
        $Input_Time = @HOUR &  ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC
        $thetime = "Datum und Uhrzeit: "&$Input_Date&" - "&$Input_Time&" - "&$file

        $Input_Date_File = @MDAY & "_" & @MON & "_" & @YEAR
        $Input_Time_File = @HOUR &  "_" & @MIN
        $logfilename = $logfile&"log__"&$Input_Date_File&"__"&$Input_Time_File&".txt"
    ; Logfile Erstellen
        $files = FileOpen($logfilename, 1)
        FileWriteLine($files, $pretext)
        FileWriteLine($files, $thetime)
        FileWriteLine($files, $aftertext) 
        FileClose($files);
; --- logfile
    WEnd
EndIf

; Close the search handle
FileClose($search)

; --------------------------------
$sleepzeit = $sleepzeit*60000
Sleep($sleepzeit) 
WEnd 
Exit

It only runs the inner loop if the folder isn't empty.

Edit: /dev/nulls lösung ist die hübschere von beiden ;-)

Edited by Raindancer
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