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So I have made my own write to log function, which works. But for some strange reason my read log function is not working.

The function it self:

Func _ReadLog($FilePath,$OutputFilePath,$Password,$EncryptLevel = 1,$StringSpilt = ".")
    Local $File = FileOpen($FilePath,1), $Text = "", $Array
    $Text = FileRead($File)
    FileClose($File)
    $File = FileOpen($OutputFilePath,1)
    $Array = StringSplit($Text,$StringSpilt,1)
    For $x = 1 To $Array[0] Step 1
        FileWrite($File,$Array[$x])
    Next
    FileClose($File)
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For me it returns a empty txt file.

Any ideas why?

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Something right quick I noticed is that you're using FileOpen($FilePath,1) which opens it in write mode. During the LogRead function maybe using FileOpen($FilePath,0) would be more appriopriate (although i think it's not required).

Oh yeah. Thanks :shocked:

Make sure the file exists when you use "FileOpen($OutputFilePath,0)". If not then it will return the error -1. If it doesn't exist then you dont have to open the file.

I use 1. So it should be created.

When opening a file in write mode, the file will be created if it does not exist.

Edited by Mr. Zero
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Try this:

Func _ReadLog($FilePath,$OutputFilePath,$Password,$EncryptLevel = 1,$StringSpilt = ".")

Local $File = FileOpen($FilePath,0), $Text = "", $Array

$Text = FileRead($File)

FileClose($File)

$File = FileOpen($OutputFilePath,0)

$Array = StringSplit($Text,$StringSpilt,1)

For $x = 1 To $Array[0]

FileWrite($OutputFilePath,$Array[$x])

Next

FileClose($File)

EndFunc

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Try this:

Func _ReadLog($FilePath,$OutputFilePath,$Password,$EncryptLevel = 1,$StringSpilt = ".")

Local $File = FileOpen($FilePath,0), $Text = "", $Array

$Text = FileRead($File)

FileClose($File)

$File = FileOpen($OutputFilePath,0)

$Array = StringSplit($Text,$StringSpilt,1)

For $x = 1 To $Array[0]

FileWrite($OutputFilePath,$Array[$x])

Next

FileClose($File)

EndFunc

Doing so will not create another file.
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Doing so will not create another file.

I just tried it and it write to the file "2.txt" after reading from "1.txt". Here is the entire script:

#Include <String.au3>
#Include <Array.au3>
#Include <File.au3>

FileDelete("1.txt")
FileDelete("2.txt")

_WriteLog("1.txt","Log Test","1")
_ReadLog("1.txt","2.txt","1")

Dim $File_Array
_FileReadToArray("2.txt",$File_Array)
_ArrayDisplay($File_Array,"")

Func _WriteLog($FilePath,$Text,$Password,$EncryptLevel = 1,$StringSpilt = ".")
    Local $File = FileOpen($FilePath,1)
    FileWrite($File,_StringEncrypt(1,$Text,$Password,$EncryptLevel)&$StringSpilt)
    FileClose($File)
EndFunc

Func _ReadLog($FilePath,$OutputFilePath,$Password,$EncryptLevel = 1,$StringSpilt = ".")
    Local $File = FileOpen($FilePath,0), $Text = "", $Array
    $Text = FileRead($File)
    FileClose($File)
    $File = FileOpen($OutputFilePath,0)
    $Array = StringSplit($Text,$StringSpilt,1)
    For $x = 1 To $Array[0]
        FileWrite($OutputFilePath,$Array[$x])
    Next
    FileClose($File)
EndFunc
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