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Hi, I am a newbie. Let me get that out of the way. I have tried doing this several different ways, and I can't seem to get something that works well.

I would like to trim this data log extracting only the following tags:

ROSPH

ROCYL

ROAXS

RCMP1

RCKA1

RCMP2

RCKA2

RCKDP

RCKAV

....repeat with L instead of R.

I successfully used _SRE_between to pull data between the tag and the <CR>. However my code fails when the string isn't there. The raw data log may or may not have any of these lines. I will include the code that I got working sofar. But there must be a better way..... please help.

Docklight Log File (ASCII) - Started 1/24/2007 12:51:55.45

1/24/2007 12:51:55.79 [TX] - <ENQ>

1/24/2007 12:51:56.12 [TX] - <ENQ>

1/24/2007 12:51:56.15 [RX] - <DC2>

1/24/2007 12:51:56.15 [TX] - <DC2>

1/24/2007 12:52:08.14 [RX] - <SOH>0FA0<STX>RINST Acuitus<CR><LF>

MANUF Zeiss Humphrey Systems<CR><LF>

MODEL 5015<CR><LF>

SFVER A14.2(5)<CR><LF>

MDATE 1/24/2007<CR><LF>

VERTX 13.50<CR><LF>

SEQNO 2<CR><LF>

ROSPH -4.00<CR><LF>

ROCYL -0.25<CR><LF>

ROAXS 71<CR><LF>

ROSEQ -0.50<CR><LF>

ROSP1 -0.50<CR><LF>

ROCY1 -0.25<CR><LF>

ROAX1 72<CR><LF>

ROSP2 -0.50<CR><LF>

ROCY2 -0.25<CR><LF>

ROAX2 73<CR><LF>

ROSP3 -0.50<CR><LF>

ROCY3 -0.25<CR><LF>

ROAX3 71<CR><LF>

ROSP4 -0.50<CR><LF>

ROCY4 -0.25<CR><LF>

ROAX4 72<CR><LF>

ROSP5 -0.50<CR><LF>

ROCY5 -0.25<CR><LF>

ROAX5 70<CR><LF>

RCMP1 44.75<CR><LF>

RCMR1 7.54<CR><LF>

RCKA1 11<CR><LF>

RCMP2 45.50<CR><LF>

RCMR2 7.43<CR><LF>

RCKA2 101<CR><LF>

RCKDP 0.75<CR><LF>

RCKDR 0.11<CR><LF>

RCKAV 45.00<CR><LF>

RCKAR 7.48<CR><LF>

LOSPH -0.50<CR><LF>

LOCYL -0.25<CR><LF>

LOAXS 33<CR><LF>

LOSEQ -0.50<CR><LF>

LOSP1 -0.50<CR><LF>

LOCY1 -0.25<CR><LF>

LOAX1 32<CR><LF>

LOSP2 -0.50<CR><LF>

LOCY2 -0.25<CR><LF>

LOAX2 34<CR><LF>

LOSP3 -0.50<CR><LF>

LOCY3 -0.25<CR><LF>

LOAX3 33<CR><LF>

LOSP4 -0.50<CR><LF>

LOCY4 -0.25<CR><LF>

LOAX4 37<CR><LF>

LOSP5 -0.50<CR><LF>

LOCY5 -0.25<CR><LF>

LOAX5 29<CR><LF>

LCMP1 44.75<CR><LF>

LCMR1 7.56<CR><LF>

LCKA1 175<CR><LF>

LCMP2 45.50<CR><LF>

LCMR2 7.42<CR><LF>

LCKA2 85<CR><LF>

LCKDP 0.75<CR><LF>

LCKDR 0.14<CR><LF>

LCKAV 45.00<CR><LF>

LCKAR this is just to take up time before we stop communication so that logging can get everything

1/24/2007 12:52:09.00 [RX] -

1/24/2007 12:52:09.03 [TX] -

<ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK>

<ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK

><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK><ACK>

1/24/2007 12:52:09.01 [RX] - 7.49<CR><LF>

<NUL>

Communication stopped by receive sequence "Stop-Communication".

Docklight Log File (ASCII) - Stopped 1/24/2007 12:52:10.95

$string = Fileread("C:1_EZeye\acuitis.txt")
$arrayROSPH = _SRE_Between ($string, 'ROSPH', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayROCYL = _SRE_Between ($string, 'ROCYL', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayROAXS = _SRE_Between ($string, 'ROAXS', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayRCMP1 = _SRE_Between ($string, 'RCMP1', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayRCKA1 = _SRE_Between ($string, 'RCKA1', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayRCMP2 = _SRE_Between ($string, 'RCMP2', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayRCKA2 = _SRE_Between ($string, 'RCKA2', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayRCKDP = _SRE_Between ($string, 'RCKDP', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayRCKAV = _SRE_Between ($string, 'RCKAV', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayLOSPH = _SRE_Between ($string, 'LOSPH', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayLOCYL = _SRE_Between ($string, 'LOCYL', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayLOAXS = _SRE_Between ($string, 'LOAXS', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayLCMP1 = _SRE_Between ($string, 'LCMP1', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayLCKA1 = _SRE_Between ($string, 'LCKA1', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayLCMP2 = _SRE_Between ($string, 'LCMP2', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayLCKA2 = _SRE_Between ($string, 'LCKA2', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayLCKDP = _SRE_Between ($string, 'LCKDP', '<CR>', 1)
$arrayLCKAV = _SRE_Between ($string, 'LCKAV', '<CR>', 1)
FileWrite ("C:1_EZeye\array.txt",$arrayROSPH[0]&$arrayROCYL[0]&$arrayROAXS[0]&@CRLF&$arrayRCMP1[0]&$arrayRCKA1[0]&@CRLF&$arrayRCMP2[0]&$arrayRCKA2[0]&@CRLF&$arrayRCKDP[0]&@CRLF&$arrayRCKAV[0]&@CRLF&$arrayLOSPH[0]&$arrayLOCYL[0]&$arrayLOAXS[0]&@CRLF&$arrayLCMP1[0]&$arrayLCKA1[0]&@CRLF&$arrayLCMP2[0]&$arrayLCKA2[0]&@CRLF&$arrayLCKDP[0]&@CRLF&$arrayLCKAV[0])
Func _SRE_Between($s_String, $s_Start, $s_End, $i_ReturnArray = 0)
    ; $i_ReturnArray returns an array of all found if it = 1, otherwise default returns first found
    $a_Array = StringRegExp($s_String, '(?:' & $s_Start & ')(.*?)(?:' & $s_End & ')', 3)
    If Not @error And Not $i_ReturnArray And IsArray($a_Array) Then Return $a_Array[0]
    If IsArray($a_Array) Then Return $a_Array
EndFunc
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1. _SRE_Between() is outdated, in 3.2.2.0 there is _StringBetween().

2. You're not testing to see if the information is an array first before trying to add it.

Try this instead of the snippet you provided:

#include <string.au3>
Local $string = Fileread("C:1_EZeye\acuitis.txt"), $sHoldArray
Local $aArraySearch = StringSplit('ROSPH ,ROCYL ,ROAXS ,RCMP1 ,RCKA1 ,RCMP2 ,RCKA2 ,RCKDP ,RCKAV ,LOSPH ,LOCYL ,' & _
        'LOAXS ,LCMP1 ,LCKA1 ,LCMP2 ,LCKA2 ,LCKDP ,LCKAV ', ',')
For $iCC = 1 To UBound($aArraySearch) - 1
    $aArray = _StringBetween($string, $aArraySearch[$iCC], '\<CR\>', -1, 1)
    If IsArray($aArray) Then $sHoldArray &= $aArray[0] & @CRLF
Next
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Edited by SmOke_N

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thanks so much for quick responses! It's not pulling any data, though. I even added MsgBox (0, "", $sHoldArray) to see the pulled data. ??? nothing.

-Kevin

Worked just fine for me using your information you provided.

1. Are you using 3.2.2.0 like I said.

2. Are you including #include <string.au3> at the top of your script?

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Worked just fine for me using your information you provided.

1. Are you using 3.2.2.0 like I said.

2. Are you including #include <string.au3> at the top of your script?

yes, on both.

??? The text file array.txt is just blank ???

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maybe

Fileread("C:1_EZeye\acuitis.txt")

should be

Fileread("C:\1_EZeye\acuitis.txt")

its's fixed!!! here is my final code

#include <string.au3>
Local $string = Fileread("C:1_EZeye\acuitis.txt"), $sHoldArray
Local $aArraySearch = StringSplit("ROSPH ,ROCYL ,ROAXS ,RCMP1 ,RCKA1 ,RCMP2 ,RCKA2 ,RCKDP ,RCKAV ,LOSPH ,LOCYL ,LOAXS ,LCMP1 ,LCKA1 ,LCMP2 ,LCKA2 ,LCKDP ,LCKAV ", ",")
For $iCC = 1 To UBound($aArraySearch) - 1
    $aArray = _StringBetween($string, $aArraySearch[$iCC], '<CR>', -1, 1)
    If IsArray($aArray) Then $sHoldArray &= $aArraySearch[$iCC] & '= ' & $aArray[0] & @CRLF
Next
FileWrite("C:1_EZeye\array.txt", $sHoldArray)
Edited by kjreha
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its's fixed!!! here is my final code

#include <string.au3>
Local $string = Fileread("C:1_EZeye\acuitis.txt"), $sHoldArray
Local $aArraySearch = StringSplit("ROSPH ,ROCYL ,ROAXS ,RCMP1 ,RCKA1 ,RCMP2 ,RCKA2 ,RCKDP ,RCKAV ,LOSPH ,LOCYL ,LOAXS ,LCMP1 ,LCKA1 ,LCMP2 ,LCKA2 ,LCKDP ,LCKAV ", ",")
For $iCC = 1 To UBound($aArraySearch) - 1
    $aArray = _StringBetween($string, $aArraySearch[$iCC], '<CR>', -1, 1)
    If IsArray($aArray) Then $sHoldArray &= $aArraySearch[$iCC] & '= ' & $aArray[0] & @CRLF
Next
FileWrite("C:1_EZeye\array.txt", $sHoldArray)
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...but the code that you posted should not work since you now have an invalid file path in two places.

I noticed that on the original... I changed the last one to @HomeDrive & '\' etc... but just realized I didn't change the first one (of course I wasn't using those paths when I tested my own).

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I noticed that on the original... I changed the last one to @HomeDrive & '\' etc... but just realized I didn't change the first one (of course I wasn't using those paths when I tested my own).

yes, I was tinkering with some of the file paths to get it to work. So the final code was with the paths corrected to C:\.... I think I had a couple tabs open in Scite editor and copied the wrong one.

Thanks again for the quick replies.

next question though on formatting the way in which the text is written. Instead of the line feed after each item it would be great if it were in this format:

ROSPH ROCYL ROAXIS

RCMP1 RCKA1

RCMP2 RCKA2

RCKDP RCKAV

then again for L....

thanks in advance!

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yes, I was tinkering with some of the file paths to get it to work. So the final code was with the paths corrected to C:\.... I think I had a couple tabs open in Scite editor and copied the wrong one.

Thanks again for the quick replies.

next question though on formatting the way in which the text is written. Instead of the line feed after each item it would be great if it were in this format:

ROSPH ROCYL ROAXIS

RCMP1 RCKA1

RCMP2 RCKA2

RCKDP RCKAV

then again for L....

thanks in advance!

What have you tried so far?

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...I think I had a couple tabs open in Scite editor and copied the wrong one...

I may just steal that line :-)

I've done the same thing in SciTE.

I'm not sure how best to do that formatting - I'll see what others offer for that.

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What have you tried so far?

this does what I would like, but it involves multiple Filewrites. Is that OK? I still have to write everything for the left eye. BTW, this is to format findings from an autorefractor at my office (optometrist). Let me know if anyone has a better way. Thanks Smoken for the original code. I just repeated 3 times for what I needed.

#include <string.au3>
Local $string = Fileread("C:1_EZeye\acuitis.txt"), $sHoldArray1, $sHoldArray2, $sHoldArray3
Local $aArraySearch1 = StringSplit("ROSPH ,ROCYL ,ROAXS ", ",")
For $iCC = 1 To UBound($aArraySearch1) - 1
    $aArray = _StringBetween($string, $aArraySearch1[$iCC], '<CR>', -1, 1)
    
    If IsArray($aArray) Then $sHoldArray1 &= $aArray[0] & " "
Next
FileWrite("C:1_EZeye\array.txt", $sHoldArray1 & @CRLF)

Local $aArraySearch2 = StringSplit("RCMP1 ,RCKA1 ", ",")
For $iCC = 1 To UBound($aArraySearch2) - 1
    $aArray = _StringBetween($string, $aArraySearch2[$iCC], '<CR>', -1, 1)
    
    If IsArray($aArray) Then $sHoldArray2 &= $aArray[0] & " "
Next
FileWrite("C:1_EZeye\array.txt", $sHoldArray2 & @CRLF)

Local $aArraySearch3 = StringSplit("RCMP2 ,RCKA2 ", ",")
For $iCC = 1 To UBound($aArraySearch3) - 1
    $aArray = _StringBetween($string, $aArraySearch3[$iCC], '<CR>', -1, 1)
    
    If IsArray($aArray) Then $sHoldArray3 &= $aArray[0] & " "
Next
FileWrite("C:1_EZeye\array.txt", $sHoldArray3 & @CRLF)
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