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HI,

I´m trying to read a gbx file from my brother and get the besttime out of it. But I can´t read the file with :

__FileReadToArray, FileRead or FileReadLine succesfully.

If I look into the file with UltraEdit, the best-time is written clearly.

How can I read it?

Any ideas?

Thanks!

So long,

Mega

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HI,

I´m trying to read a gbx file from my brother and get the besttime out of it. But I can´t read the file with :

__FileReadToArray, FileRead or FileReadLine succesfully.

If I look into the file with UltraEdit, the best-time is written clearly.

How can I read it?

Any ideas?

Thanks!

So long,

Mega

Works for me when I use FileMove() and rename it with a .txt extension

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Works for me when I use FileMove() and rename it with a .txt extension

Hmmh, then I can read the txt file, but I still couldn´t find the string best in it.

Something like:

#include <file.au3>
FileCopy(@ScriptDir & "\Matze_A-9.Replay.gbx", @ScriptDir & "\Matze_A-9.Replay_TM.txt", 0)
$file = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\Matze_A-9.Replay_TM.txt", 0)
$test = FileOpen(@ScriptDir &"\new.txt", 2)
$count = 1

While 1
    $line = FileReadLine($file)
    If @error = -1 Then ExitLoop
    If StringInStr($line, "best", 0, 1) <> 0 Then
        MsgBox(0,$count, $line)
    EndIf
    $count += 1
Wend
FileClose($file)
FileClose($test)

won´t work.

Any ides?

Thanks!

So long,

Mega

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Hmmm, I had to save the txt file under all files to find best="6600"

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Try this:

FileCopy("Matze_A-9.Replay.gbx", "Matze_A-9.Replay.txt")
If @error Then Exit
$times = _StringBetween(FileRead("Matze_A-9.Replay.txt", FileGetSize("Matze_A-9.Replay.txt")), 'times best="', '" respawns')
MsgBox(0, "", $times)
Func _StringBetween($s,$from,$to)
$x=StringInStr($s,$from)+StringLen($from)
$y=StringInStr(StringTrimLeft($s,$x),$to)
Return StringMid($s,$x,$y)
EndFunc

Worked on me.

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its a binary file and has null's in it thus you need to use binarystring

$as_file = StringRegExp(StringTrimLeft(String(BinaryString(chr(0) & FileRead('Matze_A-9.Replay.gbx'))), 4), '(..)*', 3)

$s_txt = ''

for $i = 0 to UBound($as_file)-1
    $as_file[$i] = int('0x' & $as_file[$i])
    If $as_file[$i] > 0x1F AND $as_file[$i] < 0x7F Then $s_txt &= chr($as_file[$i])
Next
    
MsgBox(0, 'This is for you to parse', $s_txt)

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Try this:

FileCopy("Matze_A-9.Replay.gbx", "Matze_A-9.Replay.txt")
If @error Then Exit
$times = _StringBetween(FileRead("Matze_A-9.Replay.txt", FileGetSize("Matze_A-9.Replay.txt")), 'times best="', '" respawns')
MsgBox(0, "", $times)
Func _StringBetween($s,$from,$to)
$x=StringInStr($s,$from)+StringLen($from)
$y=StringInStr(StringTrimLeft($s,$x),$to)
Return StringMid($s,$x,$y)
EndFunc

Worked on me.

Hi poisonkiller & SmOke_N,

thanks for helping me.

That worked.

So long,

Mega

P.S.: Now, I only have to figure out, why my first try didn´t work. :o

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its a binary file and has null's in it thus you need to use binarystring

CODE

$as_file = StringRegExp(StringTrimLeft(String(BinaryString(chr(0) & FileRead('Matze_A-9.Replay.gbx'))), 4), '(..)*', 3)

$s_txt = ''

for $i = 0 to UBound($as_file)-1

$as_file[$i]= int('0x' & $as_file[$i])

If $as_file[$i] > 0x1F AND $as_file[$i] < 0x7F Then $s_txt &= chr($as_file[$i])

Next

MsgBox(0, 'This is for you to parse', $s_txt)

Thanx w0uter,

now I even have to understand what you are doing, too. :"> :o

Hmmh 0x1F and 0x7F is Hex ... ok ok, give me some time and I figure it out.

So long,

Mega

Edited by th.meger

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