List and count variable(s) from autoit script to text(Like Autoit Debugger Variables window)

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To everyone,

The following script will help you count variable within autoit script file (.au3) and list them to a text file. The output list is similar to the varible windows in autoit debugger.

Source of inspiration: List All Variable Names In Script

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;Author: Jeffrey Paesch

#include <File.au3>
#include <StringConstants.au3>

local $appkey, $lines, $sVarArr[1]

;set and delete registry
$appkey = "hkcu\software\ppsolution.net\variablestrip"
RegDelete($appkey)

;get source script file
$Source = FileOpenDialog("Choose a script to find Variables in:", @DesktopCommonDir, "Scripts (*.au3)", 3)
If @error Then Exit

;create variable list file
$oFile= StringTrimRight($Source, 4) & "_VarRename.txt"
_FileCreate($oFile)

;Read script file
_FileReadToArray($Source, $lines)

;extracting variables from file to registry
For $i = 1 To UBound($lines, 1) - 1
    If StringLeft($lines[$i], 2) <> ";~" Then
        $words_splits = StringSplit($lines[$i], " ")

        For $words In $words_splits
            $count1 = 1
            $count2 = 1
            $1e_var = ""
            $2e_var = ""

            If StringInStr($words, "$") > 0 Then
                $words = StringMid($words, StringInStr($words, "$"), StringLen($words) + 1)
                $words = StringStripWS($words, $STR_STRIPLEADING + $STR_STRIPTRAILING + $STR_STRIPSPACES)

                $first_letter = StringRight($words, 1)
                If $first_letter = "," Then $words = StringLeft($words, StringLen($words) - 1)
                If $first_letter = ")" Then $words = StringLeft($words, StringLen($words) - 1)

                If StringInStr($words, "[") And StringRight($words, 1) = "]" Then
                    $pos_brack1 = StringInStr($words, "[")
                    $pos_brack2 = StringInStr($words, "]")
                    $char = $pos_brack2 - $pos_brack1 - 1
                    $1e_var = StringMid($words, 1, $pos_brack1 - 1)
                    $subtext = StringMid($words, $pos_brack1 + 1, $char)
                    If StringInStr($subtext, "$") > 0 Then $2e_var  = $subtext
                EndIf

                If Not StringInStr($words, "[") And StringRight($words, 1) = "]" Then $1e_var = StringLeft($words, StringLen($words) - 1)

                if $1e_var = "" then $1e_var = $words

                if $1e_var = "$""" then exitloop

                If RegRead($appkey, $1e_var) Then
                    $count1 = RegRead($appkey, $1e_var)
                    $count1 += 1
                EndIf
                RegWrite($appkey, $1e_var, "reg_sz", $count1)

                If $2e_var <> "" Then
                    if RegRead($appkey, $2e_var) Then
                        $count2 = RegRead($appkey, $2e_var)
                        $count2 += 1
                    endif
                    RegWrite($appkey, $2e_var, "reg_sz", $count2)
                EndIf

            EndIf
        Next
    EndIf
Next

;count registry
$countreg = 1
while 1
    $sVar = RegEnumVal($appkey, $countreg)
    If @error <> 0 Then ExitLoop
    $countreg += 1
wend

;get registry key and value
for $i = 1 to $countreg
    ReDim $sVarArr [UBound($sVarArr ) + 1]

    $sVar = RegEnumVal($appkey, $i)
    If @error <> 0 Then ExitLoop
     $sVal = RegRead($appkey, $sVar)

     $sVarArr [$i] = $sVar & " (" & $sVal & ")"

next

;sort Array
_ArraySort ( $sVarArr)

;write variable to text file
for $i = 1 to ubound($sVarArr) - 1
    filewrite ($oFile,  $sVarArr[ $i] & @crlf)
    ;consolewrite ($sVarArr[$i] & @crlf)
next

;open variable list
ShellExecute($oFile)
;_fileprint($oFile)

 

You may comment out the last line to print your list directly to a default printer.

 

 

[guinness 1,480]

Hmmm, you don't need to the use registry for this. Also this will display as a variable...

MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "", "This is not a $variable")

I have code floating around the forum which does exactly this. It's quicker, correct and doesn't use the registry for keeping the count.

Edited July 29, 2015 by guinness