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Following script does exactly what I want to do.
There is no need to explain .. Only use it or read it and you will understand.

(I'm better with Autoit language than with the English
language...)

#include <Array.au3>

$ScriptFile = "script.au3" ; < ===========      Insert here any script path ..




$Final = Tool1($ScriptFile)
ConsoleWrite($Final&@CRLF)

Func Tool1($ScriptFile)
    Local $Output = "" , $a

    $mScript = FileRead($ScriptFile)
    $aScript = StringSplit($mScript,@CRLF,1)

    Do
        $a = $a+1
        If LineIsActive($aScript[$a]) Then
            _ArrayInsert($aScript,$a+1,'ConsoleWrite("[Tool1]   "&"'&$aScript[$a]&'"&@CRLF)')
            $aScript[0] = $aScript[0]+1
            $a = $a+1
            _ArrayDisplay($aScript,"Still processing...") ; this line is only to show you how long it takes.
        EndIf
    Until $a >= $aScript[0]

    _ArrayDisplay($aScript,"Stage 1 Completed")

    For $a = 1 To $aScript[0]
        $Output = $Output&$aScript[$a]
        If $a < $aScript[0] Then $Output = $Output&@CRLF
    Next

    Return $Output
EndFunc


; Test 1
;$Line = "xxxx;xx"
;If LineIsActive($Line) Then
;   ConsoleWrite("Active"&@CRLF)
;Else
;   ConsoleWrite("Not Active"&@CRLF)
;EndIf


Func LineIsActive($Line)
    Local $Output = False
    If Not StringIsSpace($Line) Then
        Local $var = StringSplit($Line,"",1)
        For $a = 1 To $var[0]
            If Not StringIsSpace($var[$a]) Then
                If $var[$a] <> ";" Then
                    $Output = True
                EndIf
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
        Next
    EndIf
    Return $Output
EndFunc

the problem is that the script do the job very very slow...

what can i do to make is faster?

thanks for helpers!

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_ArrayInsert is a very time consuming task if you're adding a lot of lines to the array, perhaps you should look at the thread I posted in Example Scripts for a faster arrayadd function. It really only works with strings, but seeing as how that's what you're doing it might work better for you.

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_ArrayInsert is a very time consuming task if you're adding a lot of lines to the array, perhaps you should look at the thread I posted in Example Scripts for a faster arrayadd function. It really only works with strings, but seeing as how that's what you're doing it might work better for you.

 

Thank you.

But I thought about a better way ..

There is no need to use _ArrayInsert or _ArrayAdd

this is the new code:

;#include <Array.au3>

$ScriptFile = "Script.au3" ; < ===========      Insert here any script path ..




$Final = Tool1($ScriptFile)
ConsoleWrite($Final&@CRLF)

Func Tool1($ScriptFile)
    Local $Output = "" ; , $a

    $mScript = FileRead($ScriptFile)
    $aScript = StringSplit($mScript,@CRLF,1)
    ;Do
    For $a = 1 To $aScript[0]
        ;$a = $a+1
        $Output = $Output&$aScript[$a]&@CRLF
        If LineIsActive($aScript[$a]) Then
            ;_ArrayInsert($aScript,$a+1,'ConsoleWrite("[Tool1]    "&"'&$aScript[$a]&'"&@CRLF)')
            $Output = $Output&'ConsoleWrite("[Tool1]    "&"'&$aScript[$a]&'"&@CRLF)'
            ;$aScript[0] = $aScript[0]+1
            ;$a = $a+1
            ;_ArrayDisplay($aScript,"Still processing...") ; this line is only to show you how long it takes.
            If $a < $aScript[0] Then $Output = $Output&@CRLF
        EndIf
    Next
    ;Until $a >= $aScript[0]

    ;_ArrayDisplay($aScript,"Stage 1 Completed")

    ;For $a = 1 To $aScript[0]
    ;    $Output = $Output&$aScript[$a]
    ;    If $a < $aScript[0] Then $Output = $Output&@CRLF
    ;Next

    Return $Output
EndFunc


; Test 1
;$Line = "xxxx;xx"
;If LineIsActive($Line) Then
;    ConsoleWrite("Active"&@CRLF)
;Else
;    ConsoleWrite("Not Active"&@CRLF)
;EndIf


Func LineIsActive($Line)
    Local $Output = False
    If Not StringIsSpace($Line) Then
        Local $var = StringSplit($Line,"",1)
        For $a = 1 To $var[0]
            If Not StringIsSpace($var[$a]) Then
                If $var[$a] <> ";" Then
                    $Output = True
                EndIf
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
        Next
    EndIf
    Return $Output
EndFunc

this is much faster .. :)

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... you say?.... :whistle: 

what is the purpose of that script?  :)

 
Try to get this result:
 
By a complex technique ...

Anyway, I decided there was no reason to do this because I found another solution.

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