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Hey guys,

I have two Array variables that get assigned values, and then I would like to write all of the data in each array to a file (not just one array node at a time). So my question is how do I target the entire Array data instead of one particular node?

For example:

Do
$ind = $ind + 1
$str1[$ind] = $someVar
$str2[$ind] = $anotherVar
While blahblah

$file = FileOpen("test.txt", 1)
FileWrite($file, $str1 + @CRLF + $str2)
FileClose($file)

doesn't write anything. I've tried $str1[], etc but I cant figure it out.

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Hey guys,

I have two Array variables that get assigned values, and then I would like to write all of the data in each array to a file (not just one array node at a time). So my question is how do I target the entire Array data instead of one particular node?

For example:

Do
$ind = $ind + 1
$str1[$ind] = $someVar
$str2[$ind] = $anotherVar
While blahblah

$file = FileOpen("test.txt", 1)
FileWrite($file, $str1 + @CRLF + $str2)
FileClose($file)

doesn't write anything. I've tried $str1[], etc but I cant figure it out.

I don't think there is a way to save an array the way you want in Autoit. I think you will have to save every element, and read every element back. If I'm wrong then apologies and I'd be interested to know.
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this way works

$newstr = "[" & $str1[0]
    $newstr2 = "[" & $str2[0]
    For $i = 1 to 64 
        $newstr = $newstr & "," & $str1[$i] 
        $newstr2 = $newstr2 & "," & $str2[$i]   
    Next
    $newstr = $newstr & "]"
    $newstr2 = $newstr2 & "]"
    MsgBox(0, '', $newstr, 1)
    $file = FileOpen("test.txt", 1)
    FileWrite($file, $newstr & @CRLF & $newstr2)
    FileClose($file)
Edited by primer
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