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Hi all I need some advice on how to working with an array

here is the code i got

there are two things i went to do

1 i do not went $x to show in the output

2 what the best way to count the numbres in each line of the array

#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], 8) & $delimiter

$output= StringReplace($output,".","")

$len = StringLen($output)

MsgBox(0,"",$output)

Next

; stick the new variable back into the clipboard

ClipPut($output)

MsgBox(0, "New Clipboard", ClipGet())

thanks for any help

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Hi all I need some advice on how to working with an array

here is the code i got

there are two things i went to do

1 i do not went $x to show in the output

2 what the best way to count the numbres in each line of the array

#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], 8) & $delimiter

$output= StringReplace($output,".","")

$len = StringLen($output)

MsgBox(0,"",$output)

Next

; stick the new variable back into the clipboard

ClipPut($output)

MsgBox(0, "New Clipboard", ClipGet())

thanks for any help

With what you posted, we have absolutely no idea what ClipGet() contains, so how are we to help you again?

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With what you posted, we have absolutely no idea what ClipGet() contains, so how are we to help you again?

here some raw data

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

here what i get for the output

1588200

1587450

1588800

1562250

1550550

sorry forgot that on the first post

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Is this what you mean?

#include <array.au3>
$sString = "158.82000 KSI628 BM 225.7 PL F-1 E911: Fire/Rescue Dispatch / ESDA FM" & @CRLF & _
                "158.74500 KSI628 BM F-2 OEM FM" & @CRLF & _
                "158.88000 KSI628 M F-3 OEM FM" & @CRLF & _
                "156.22500 KSI628 BM OEM: unknown [New 2006] FM" & @CRLF & _
                "155.05500 KSI628 M CSQ I-REACH -- Statewide Interagency Mutual Aid FM"

$aArray = StringRegExp(StringReplace($sString, '.', ''), '.*?(\d+) KS', 3)
$sHold = ''
If IsArray($aArray) Then
    For $iCC = 0 To UBound($aArray) - 1
        $sHold &= $aArray[$iCC] & @CRLF
    Next
    $sHold = StringTrimRight($sHold, 2)
EndIf
MsgBox(64, 'Info', $sHold)
Of course you would replace the text with ClipGet(), $sHold would contain the found information.

Common sense plays a role in the basics of understanding AutoIt... If you're lacking in that, do us all a favor, and step away from the computer.

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