need help wih a sting

[n9mfk9]

hi all o meed some advice

here is wats on my clipboard

158.82000 KSI628 BM 225.7 PL F-1 E911: Fire/Rescue Dispatch / ESDA FM

158.74500 KSI628 BM F-2 OEM FM

158.88000 KSI628 M F-3 OEM FM

156.22500 KSI628 BM OEM: unknown [New 2006] FM

155.05500 KSI628 M CSQ I-REACH -- Statewide Interagency Mutual Aid FM

i have tried to ma a script so i end up with

15892000

15847500

15888000

156225000

15505500

the numbers will change but it iss in the same place the most left

all other data changes

here the code i have

$input = ClipGet()

$test = StringTrimRight($input,8)

MsgBox(0, "Clipboard contains:", $test)

thanks for any help

[James]

You would need to edit it before placing it on the clipboard.

[SpookMeister]

You could do it this way:

#include <Array.au3>

; stick what is in the clipboard into a variable
$msg = ClipGet()
MsgBox(0, "Clipboard contains:", $msg)

; split the variable's contents into seperate lines
;   you will probably need to play with the delimiter
;   to get the exact results you want, @CR and @LF
;   are other possible options here
$delimiter = @CRLF
$msg_array = StringSplit($msg, $delimiter, 1)
_ArrayDisplay($msg_array, "Lines in the clipboard")

; loop through the lines in the array grabbing what you need
; and appending it to a new variable
$output = ""
For $x = 1 To $msg_array[0]
    $output = $output & StringLeft($msg_array[$x], 9) & $delimiter
Next

; stick the new variable back into the clipboard
ClipPut($output)
MsgBox(0, "New Clipboard", ClipGet())

Edited January 19, 2007 by SpookMeister

[n9mfk9]

spookmeister how can i keep the number from $x showing up in the output

also how wood you check the length of every line be for put it on the board thanks

You could do it this way:

#include <Array.au3>

; stick what is in the clipboard into a variable
$msg = ClipGet()
MsgBox(0, "Clipboard contains:", $msg)

; split the variable's contents into seperate lines
;   you will probably need to play with the delimiter
;   to get the exact results you want, @CR and @LF
;   are other possible options here
$delimiter = @CRLF
$msg_array = StringSplit($msg, $delimiter, 1)
_ArrayDisplay($msg_array, "Lines in the clipboard")

; loop through the lines in the array grabbing what you need
; and appending it to a new variable
$output = ""
For $x = 1 To $msg_array[0]
    $output = $output & StringLeft($msg_array[$x], 9) & $delimiter
Next

; stick the new variable back into the clipboard
ClipPut($output)
MsgBox(0, "New Clipboard", ClipGet())

Edited January 25, 2007 by n9mfk9