writing lists

[Gif]

this is my list

$mainlist = GUICtrlCreateList("", 10, 35, 375, 340)oÝ÷ ٩ݶ,yªÞÙ»­¶ì¶­±«Þ¶¢­¡ûazX¬µ©Ý¶§¢§¶¬j÷~)^jëh×6Case $smsg = $saveplay
             $savedialog = FileSaveDialog("Save skiki", "My Documents", "skikis (*.ski)", 2)
              FileDelete($savedialog)
       FileWrite($savedialog, GUICtrlRead($mainlist))
Case $smsg = $openplay
    $opendialog = FileOpenDialog("Open skiki", "My Documents", "skikis (*.ski)", 1)
       if @error = 1 then 
             sleep(100)
       ElseIf @error = 0 Then   
           GUICtrlSetData($mainlist, FileRead($opendialog))
      Else
           msgbox(0, "Error", "Cant open the selected file", 2)
      EndIf

the problem is here FileWrite($savedialog, GUICtrlRead($mainlist)) the saved file cannot save the input.... whatever i do it keeps on saving a blank file

any soluton?

Edited May 26, 2007 by c4nm7

[Gif]

cant anyone help me?

[SmOke_N]

In order to read something in GUICtrlCreateList() you actually have to select it... If you're doing this, and are leaving it up to us to assume you are doing it correctly, then post a working example that re-creates your issue... The guessing game to help you with your problem is not something that most of us that know what we are talking about enjoy or will even do.

[Gif]

In order to read something in GUICtrlCreateList() you actually have to select it... If you're doing this, and are leaving it up to us to assume you are doing it correctly, then post a working example that re-creates your issue... The guessing game to help you with your problem is not something that most of us that know what we are talking about enjoy or will even do.

? didnt i just posted a script ? and it works.... but i sayed before what's the problem

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

GuiCreate(".......", 600, 600)
GuiSetState(@SW_SHOW, -1)
$mainlist = GUICtrlCreateList("", 10, 10, 400, 580)
$saveplay = GuiCtrlCreateButton("save", 10, 450, 80, 20)
$openplay = GuiCtrlCreateButton("open", 100, 450, 80, 20)

while 1
$smsg = GuiGetMsg()
select
Case $smsg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
             exit
Case $smsg = $saveplay
             $savedialog = FileSaveDialog("Save skiki", "My Documents", "skikis (*.ski)", 2)
              FileDelete($savedialog)
       FileWrite($savedialog, GUICtrlRead($mainlist))
Case $smsg = $openplay
    $opendialog = FileOpenDialog("Open skiki", "My Documents", "skikis (*.ski)", 1)
       if @error = 1 then 
             sleep(100)
       ElseIf @error = 0 Then   
           GUICtrlSetData($mainlist, FileRead($opendialog))
      Else
           msgbox(0, "Error", "Cant open the selected file", 2)
endselect
wend

Edited May 26, 2007 by c4nm7

[Gif]

OK YOU ARE RIGHT AND EXCUSE ME FOR MY BEHAVIOR , IT SAVES THE SELECTED TEXT, NOW THE QUESTION IS HOW CAN I MAKE IT SAVE THE WHOLE TEXT IN THE LIST (NOT ONLY THE SELECTED)?

AND BY SPLITING THE TEXTS IN THE LIST BY A "|"

[martin]

this is my list

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             $savedialog = FileSaveDialog("Save skiki", "My Documents", "skikis (*.ski)", 2)
              FileDelete($savedialog)
       FileWrite($savedialog, GUICtrlRead($mainlist))
Case $smsg = $openplay
    $opendialog = FileOpenDialog("Open skiki", "My Documents", "skikis (*.ski)", 1)
       if @error = 1 then 
             sleep(100)
       ElseIf @error = 0 Then   
           GUICtrlSetData($mainlist, FileRead($opendialog))
      Else
           msgbox(0, "Error", "Cant open the selected file", 2)
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and similarly use FileReadLIne to get the data back.

[Gif]

You cannot read all the lines of a List with GUICtrlRead($mainlist), it only reads the currently selected item in the list.

Have a look at GuiList.au3 in the includes folder.

One way to do what you want is to read each item in the list and write it to the file one line at a time. You can then later read one line at a time from the file adding that line to the list.

for $a = 0 to _GUICtrlListCount($mainlist) - 1
  FileWriteLine($savedialog, _GUICtrlListGetText($mainlist, $a)
next

and similarly use FileReadLIne to get the data back.

thanks a lot but there is one (final) problem, the values in the file saved are not separated by a "|" and so when i open the file again the list comes with all the previous values in one line

for example

list:

1

2

3

when i open again the file it's:

123

[SmOke_N]

You're looping it, using FileWriteLine() (Not FileWrite()), and it's still putting it all as one string without a Carriage Return/Line Feed?

[Gif]

You're looping it, using FileWriteLine() (Not FileWrite()), and it's still putting it all as one string without a Carriage Return/Line Feed?

sorry for the late respond, it writes the strings in different lines... it works

i have a little problem with FileReadLine() but i 'll figure it out probably...

or maybe a future Topic

[Zedna]

sorry for the late respond, it writes the strings in different lines... it works

i have a little problem with FileReadLine() but i 'll figure it out probably...

or maybe a future Topic

GUICtrlSetData($mainlist, StringReplace(FileRead($opendialog),@CRLF,'|'))