Little problem.

[Unauthorized]

Here's my script.

#Include<File.au3>
$sCount=_FileCountLines("ports.txt")

For $x=1 To $sCount
    $sSplit=StringSplit(FileReadLine("ports.txt",$x),":")
    If $sSplit[2]=$x=0 Then FileWrite("hax.txt",$x&" "&"OPEN"&@CRLF)
Next

Now when one is "OPEN" then it keeps writing that every port is open till the end.

Help is appreciated.

[Shevilie]

What does ports.txt contain

[nitekram]

Here's my script.

#Include<File.au3>
$sCount=_FileCountLines("ports.txt")

For $x=1 To $sCount
    $sSplit=StringSplit(FileReadLine("ports.txt",$x),":")
    If $sSplit[2]=$x=0 Then FileWrite("hax.txt",$x&" "&"OPEN"&@CRLF)
Next

Now when one is "OPEN" then it keeps writing that every port is open till the end.

Help is appreciated.

Have you tried following the example in the help file : FileReadLine()

EDIT - also this does not look right - $sSplit[2]=$x=0 - maybe $split[2] = 0, but that is saying if the line only contains 0 second subscritp = 0 then do the following, I guess you will need to explain more of what you are trying to do with that condition - explain in words not code.

Edited February 18, 2007 by nitekram

[testingtest]

What does ports.txt contain

i think it contains ports

[Shevilie]

i think it contains ports

Noway Ninja - But how

[testingtest]

Noway Ninja - But how

i know i was stumped as well. i think he wants to open a text file read it and then write it in his other text file which doesn't make much sense

[nitekram]

i know i was stumped as well. i think he wants to open a text file read it and then write it in his other text file which doesn't make much sense

Based on the code I got this to work - only write the ports that have 0 as the second subscripts to the file hax.txt. I would still open the file and close the file ports.txt.

#Include<File.au3>
$sCount=_FileCountLines("ports.txt")

For $x=1 To $sCount
    $sSplit=StringSplit(FileReadLine("ports.txt",$x),":")
    If $sSplit[2]=0 Then FileWrite("hax.txt",$x&" "&"OPEN"&@CRLF)
Next

edit - i used the following txt example

100:0
200:1
300:1
400:0

Edited February 18, 2007 by nitekram