Substring

[bhargavik]

hi friends 

Local $sub='SMBus'
Local $tit ='ID - Notepad'

Local $va=WinGetText($tit)
MsgBox(0, "ControlGetText Example", "The control text is: " & $va)

This is my code ..From the file . i need to get the SMbus substring alone . Please help me friend... I attach the ID.txt

ID.au3

[trancexx]

Well, you use $tit, but maybe you should go with more than one, make array that you can call $tits and loop through the $tits until you get what you want. You might check For...In.

I actually downloaded your attachment. Cool.

[bhargavik]

we have any other function to get the substring from a text . I took the first line from the file . from this i need to get SMBus . 

Local $sub='SMBus'
Local $tit1 ='ID - Notepad'

Local $va1=WinGetText($tit1)
MsgBox(0, "ControlGetText Example", "The control text is: " & $va1)


Local $days = StringSplit($va1, "-")
MsgBox(0, "Array", "text" & $days[1])

Edited August 26, 2013 by bhargavik

[JLogan3o13]

make array that you can call $tits and loop through the $tits until you get what you want.

 

Just curious if you knew what you were writing, or if this was truly unintentional

[trancexx]

Just curious if you knew what you were writing, or if this was truly unintentional

What? I should've used indefinite article before the "array"? I'm non-English speaker, sometimes it's hard to decide about correct grammar.

What do you think if I knew?

[0xdefea7]

 

What? I should've used indefinite article before the "array"? I'm non-English speaker, sometimes it's hard to decide about correct grammar.

 

What do you think if I knew? 

 

The word "Tit" is slang in English for female breast, which makes this line rather funny (though correct):

 

Well, you use $tit, but maybe you should go with more than one, make array that you can call $tits and loop through the $tits until you get what you want. You might check For...In.

[JohnQSmith]

It's a bird. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tit_(bird)

Get your minds out of the gutter.

[jchd]

Now comes the Parus familly!

I'm a hobbyist birdwatcher. And I bet my keyboard that trancexx knows enough slang to have been fully aware of the humour she plugged in her post.

To be honest, I'd be bitterly disappointed if it was not humour.

[kylomas]

I actually downloaded your attachment. Cool.

 

This is some serious "tongue in cheek" shit...damn near as funny as the tit thing!!!

@bhargavik - If you are processing a file there is no need to use Notepad.  Try the following.  See the comments in the code to see what the file looks like.  The attachment that you posted is not a TXT file.  It is another version of your script.

;
;

#include <array.au3>

local $file_string = fileread(@scriptdir & '\id.txt')
local $aTits = stringregexp($file_string,'SMBus - (.*?)\R',3)
_arraydisplay($aTits)


; @scriptdir \id.txt looks like:
;
;   line 1
;   line 2
;   line 3
;   SMBus - the text that I want to capture
;   line 5
;   line 6
;   line 7

kylomas

Edited August 26, 2013 by kylomas

[trancexx]

The word "Tit" is slang in English for female breast, which makes this line rather funny (though correct):

Uhm... I'm fucking with you. Of course it was joke . But thanks for the linguistic input.

 

I also like how kylomas picked up on another one. I like that one better because it's not so obvious, you have to really feel it to get it. Don't tell anyone ( ), but sometimes I make myself laugh. And sometimes I make only myself laugh, which I guess isn't very good  .