Copy 1 File to multiple Locations

[Dreamora]

I will read it over and get back with you tomorrow on whether or not i figured out how to do it. I cant think straight I'm way to tired. But I will keep you updated as i figure it out.

[Andreu]

Hello Dreamore,

I honestly meant no disrespect (originally that is... you tweaked my nerves after a bit), but I hope now you understand I mostly just wanted to make sure that by answering your question... I wasn't myself violating the forum rules. Took us a moment to understand exactly what you were doing (and why), because from what I've read nobody else here, including myself, plays that or is familiar with it. 

As I said before, I'd still like to help you out. A mod has approved your question doesn't break any rules, so lets just erase everything up until now.

I couldn't find the original code I typed up, but I went ahead and typed up another version as promised.

I don't have a true way of testing it, since I have none of those files or the directory structure even. I did comment out all of the code, with little explanations along the way, so if you see and error in my logic or understand of the problem.... even without fully understanding the code you can help me point you in the right direction.

(Though I implore you to take the time to learn what it all means, and do please... feel free to ask questions.)

The arrays will look a little neater once pasted into SciTE.

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#RequireAdmin
#Include <Misc.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
#include <Array.au3>
Local $CPYFrom = "C:\Users\"&@USERNAME&"\AppData\Local\CCP\EVE\c_program_files_(x86)_steam_steamapps_common_eve_online_tranquility\settings\Perfect_Char.dat"
Local $CPYTO = "C:\Users\"&@USERNAME&"\AppData\Local\CCP\EVE\c_program_files_(x86)_steam_steamapps_common_eve_online_tranquility\settings\"
 ;Now, I kept these the same... Except I changed what is now '@USERNAME', from whatever it was before because I assumed you meant this. So, double check it.
 
;27 total entrys
Local $charData[28] = ["Core_char_238860089.dat", "Core_char_1360360344.dat", "Core_char_90897006.dat", "Core_char_91053142.dat", "Core_char_91053142.dat", _
                     "Core_char_92507638.dat", "Core_char_92507641.dat", "Core_char_92507660.dat", "Core_char_92507667.dat", "Core_char_92507669.dat", _
                     "Core_char_92558256.dat", "Core_char_92558268.dat", "Core_char_92558274.dat", "Core_char_92558281.dat", "Core_char_92558285.dat", _
                     "Core_char_828378769.dat", "Core_char_92772994.dat", "Core_char_93502564.dat", "Core_char_93515324.dat", "Core_char_93515336.dat", _
                     "Core_char_93515338.dat", "Core_char_93515345.dat", "Core_char_93515351.dat", "Core_char_93515363.dat", "Core_char_93515377.dat", _
                     "Core_char_93515383.dat", "Core_char_93519925.dat", "Core_char_1421284591.dat"]
;This is an example of the use of Arrays.

;Here's other ways the values can be used: 
;MsgBox(0, "Test", $charData[0]) would return "Core_char_238860089.dat"... (the first entry)
;MsgBox(0, "Test", $charData[27]) would return "Core_char_1521284591.dat"... (the last entry)
;

;So, cycling 0-27 would go through each one right? We'll see :). Lets make one just like it for the User Data files.

;27 total entrys
Local $userData[28] = ["Core_user_124948.dat", "Core_user_268939.dat", "Core_user_7912202.dat", "Core_user_8033857.dat", "Core_user_9278725.dat", _
                     "Core_user_9278728.dat", "Core_user_9278879.dat", "Core_user_9278730.dat", "Core_user_9278732.dat", "Core_user_9323622.dat", _
                     "Core_user_9323623.dat", "Core_user_9323626.dat", "Core_user_9323627.dat", "Core_user_9323631.dat", "Core_user_8060698.dat", _
                     "Core_user_9509019.dat", "Core_user_10066093.dat", "Core_user_10146015.dat", "Core_user_10146019.dat", "Core_user_10146020.dat", _
                     "Core_user_10146022.dat", "Core_user_10146024.dat", "Core_user_10146026.dat", "Core_user_10146028.dat", "Core_user_10146029.dat", _
                     "Core_user_10146031.dat", "Core_user_10146032.dat"]
;Same as above! Just with your user dat files.


; Both arrays have the same number of files, thus... we can do both in 1 loop. 
For $var = 0 To 27; This will add +1 to $var (which as you see starts at 0, the first piece in the array)... each time it runs, until reaching 27 (the specified stopping point.)
  
   FileCopy($CPYFrom, $CPYTO&$charData[$var], 1); Copys (FROM, TO, 1 = OVERWRITE)
   FileCopy($CPYFrom, $CPYTO&$charData[$var], 1); Copys (FROM, TO, 1 = OVERWRITE)
   If @Error Then ; For testing purposes. Always good to have some error handling.
      MsgBox(0, "Error", "Something wrong with the directory structure.")
      MsgBox(0, "Copy FROM", $CPYFrom)
      MsgBox(0, "Copy TO", $CPYTO&$charData[$var])
   EndIf
Next

Run ('"C:\Program Files (x86)\InnerSpace\InnerSpace.exe" run isboxer -launch "Eve-Online (16 Acounts)"',"C:\Program Files (x86)\InnerSpace")

EDIT: Somehow my code got chopped... Re-entered it.

Edited June 25, 2013 by Andreu

[Melba23]

Andreu,

Excellent beginning to your post - just the sort of attitude we want to see here. Thanks.

M23

[Clark]

Not sure if this helps or not:

http://nosygamer.blogspot.com.au/2013/03/ccps-war-on-bots-inner-space.html

[Melba23]

Clark,

Thanks for posting, but your link does not really add anything new. We all know that the various apps mentioned are used to bot games - the point is that in this particular case, the script does not interact with the game per se and is just updating files. A fine distinction, but one that I think is worth making.

M23

[Clark]

Personally I find it highly unlikely that anyone playing 16 accounts would be doing so without botting, but hey, innocent until proven guilty I guess. 

[Melba23]

Clark,

Read my lips!

M23