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I have a hundreds of color rules and the !tempArray needs to be in order. I can open this file in Notepad ++ and Excel. Once I marge them all together, I am looking for the best way to set the !tempArray to be in numbered order. Can someone Please help?

tempArray = ARRAY()



!gphAutoColourRul = |Electrical/PEEC/New|
!gphAutoColTnslVal = 0
!gphAutoColEdgeOn = FALSE
!gphAutoColourCol = object COLOUR(|164|)
!gphAutoColour    = object GPHAUTOCOLOUR(!gphAutoColourRul, !gphAutoColourCol, !gphAutoColTnslVal, !gphAutoColEdgeOn)
!tempArray[1] = !gphAutoColour

!gphAutoColourRul = |Electrical/PEEC/Demo|
!gphAutoColTnslVal = 0
!gphAutoColEdgeOn = FALSE
!gphAutoColourCol = object COLOUR(|green|)
!gphAutoColour    = object GPHAUTOCOLOUR(!gphAutoColourRul, !gphAutoColourCol, !gphAutoColTnslVal, !gphAutoColEdgeOn)
!tempArray[2] = !gphAutoColour

!gphAutoColourRul = |Electrical/PEEC/Existing|
!gphAutoColTnslVal = 0
!gphAutoColEdgeOn = FALSE
!gphAutoColourCol = object COLOUR(|grey|)
!gphAutoColour    = object GPHAUTOCOLOUR(!gphAutoColourRul, !gphAutoColourCol, !gphAutoColTnslVal, !gphAutoColEdgeOn)
!tempArray[3] = !gphAutoColour

 

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You mean something like this?

$re_A = StringSplit('02,1,10,11,3,15,16,17,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9', ',' , 2)

$re_A = _ArrayUnique($re_A)

_ArraySortNum($re_A)

_ArrayDisplay($re_A, "Sorted Array")

Func _ArraySortNum(ByRef $n_array, $i_descending = 0, $i_start = 1)
    Local $i_ub = UBound($n_array)
    For $i_count = $i_start To $i_ub - 2
        Local $i_se = $i_count
        If $i_descending Then
            For $x_count = $i_count To $i_ub - 1
                If Number($n_array[$i_se]) < Number($n_array[$x_count]) Then $i_se = $x_count
            Next
        Else
            For $x_count = $i_count To $i_ub - 1
                If Number($n_array[$i_se]) > Number($n_array[$x_count]) Then $i_se = $x_count
            Next
        EndIf
        Local $i_hld = $n_array[$i_count]
        $n_array[$i_count] = $n_array[$i_se]
        $n_array[$i_se] = $i_hld
    Next
EndFunc   ;==>_ArraySortNum

 

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12 minutes ago, Xenobiologist said:

You mean something like this?

$re_A = StringSplit('02,1,10,11,3,15,16,17,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9', ',' , 2)

$re_A = _ArrayUnique($re_A)

_ArraySortNum($re_A)

_ArrayDisplay($re_A, "Sorted Array")

Func _ArraySortNum(ByRef $n_array, $i_descending = 0, $i_start = 1)
    Local $i_ub = UBound($n_array)
    For $i_count = $i_start To $i_ub - 2
        Local $i_se = $i_count
        If $i_descending Then
            For $x_count = $i_count To $i_ub - 1
                If Number($n_array[$i_se]) < Number($n_array[$x_count]) Then $i_se = $x_count
            Next
        Else
            For $x_count = $i_count To $i_ub - 1
                If Number($n_array[$i_se]) > Number($n_array[$x_count]) Then $i_se = $x_count
            Next
        EndIf
        Local $i_hld = $n_array[$i_count]
        $n_array[$i_count] = $n_array[$i_se]
        $n_array[$i_se] = $i_hld
    Next
EndFunc   ;==>_ArraySortNum

 

How do I load the files so the temparray can be sorted? I can't bring the rules into AutoIT.

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I thought, you would read your stuff stuff into an array and then sort it.

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2 minutes ago, Xenobiologist said:

I thought, you would read your stuff stuff into an array and then sort it.

I was wondering if the best way would be to create a file open dialog, click the file and have the array sort the temparray but I am not sure what to do.

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Then post a little file with content before and another file with the content after the sort. You may also describe what is neccessary to do the sort.

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Here is the file, You can open it with Notepad. These are color rules... users will be sending me the rules. All the new rules will always start at 1... I need to marge all rules and have the !tempArray's in numeric order. These rule will change offen... I'll need to re-order them everytime they change.. If the !tempArray is not in numbered order the rules will not work. Thanks for your help...

des-col.pmldat

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Looking quickly at the file posted, I don't understand the sort criterion. There are two entries with !tempArray[2] and when you are submitted new entries numbered at 1, will you just add them at the end (with incresing numbers) or is there another criterion to sort them?

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3 minutes ago, jchd said:

Looking quickly at the file posted, I don't understand the sort criterion. There are two entries with !tempArray[2] and when you are submitted new entries numbered at 1, will you just add them at the end (with incresing numbers) or is there another criterion to sort them?

sorry, that should be 1,2,3 but at his time all the numbers are mixed up and need to in order. once I get the rules from the users it will be in order. 1-200 from one group then 1-50 from another group... I need to marge them all together in a master file 1-250... I've been doing in manually, click on each temparray and typing 1,2,3 etc... 

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I'd do it with an elaborate StringRegExpReplace, renumbering the file from 1 upwards. The only preliminary step is to remove the end lines from the old file and the head lines from the new file.

Would that seem OK for you?

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7 minutes ago, jchd said:

I'd do it with an elaborate StringRegExpReplace, renumbering the file from 1 upwards. The only preliminary step is to remove the end lines from the old file and the head lines from the new file.

Would that seem OK for you?

Sure, nothing I am doing is working...

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Here you are:

Local $sText = FileRead("des-col.pmldat")
Local $sTextNew = Execute("'" & StringRegExpReplace($sText, "(?m)(?<=^!tempArray\[)(\d+)(?=])", "' & _Increment() & '") & "'")
FileDelete("des-col_new.pmldat")
FileWrite("des-col_new.pmldat", $sTextNew)

Func _Increment($reset = 0)
    Local Static $index = 1
    If $reset Then $index = 1
    $index += 1
    Return $index - 1
EndFunc

 

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6 minutes ago, jchd said:

Here you are:

Local $sText = FileRead("des-col.pmldat")
Local $sTextNew = Execute("'" & StringRegExpReplace($sText, "(?m)(?<=^!tempArray\[)(\d+)(?=])", "' & _Increment() & '") & "'")
FileDelete("des-col_new.pmldat")
FileWrite("des-col_new.pmldat", $sTextNew)

Func _Increment($reset = 0)
    Local Static $index = 1
    If $reset Then $index = 1
    $index += 1
    Return $index - 1
EndFunc

 

Thanks, How does it know where the des-col.pmldat file is located?

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Just adapt file names and pathes to your context.

Please, don't bow to anyone.

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33 minutes ago, jchd said:

Just adapt file names and pathes to your context.

Please, don't bow to anyone.

Local $sText = FileRead("C:\Users\Desktop\des-col.pmldat")
Local $sTextNew = Execute("'" & StringRegExpReplace($sText, "(?m)(?<=^!tempArray\[)(\d+)(?=])", "' & _Increment() & '") & "'")
FileDelete("C:\Users\Desktop\des-col_new.pmldat")
FileWrite("C:\Users\Desktop\des-col_new.pmldat", $sTextNew)

Func _Increment($reset = 0)
    Local Static $index = 1
    If $reset Then $index = 1
    $index += 1
    Return $index - 1
EndFunc

It's creating but the new file is empty. What am I missing?

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I have no idea. Try adding error checking and confirm there is no username in the middle of the path you intend to use (e.g. C:\Users\Frankenstein\Desktop\des-col.pmldat)

2:08 here --> bedtime!

Bye.

Edited by jchd

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