Using variables in iniwrite name possible?

[tW34k 0]

Just wondering if there is any way too use variables in the output filename.ini?

Like:

#include <Date.au3>

$2 = _nowcalc()

IniWrite ( @ScriptDir & "\files\Logg\$2.ini", "section", "key", "value" ) like that? (Obviously this doesn't work as I've tried it but you get the idea)

So, instead of "logg.ini" it would be "current time (_nowcalc)".ini

I am very new too autoit so please, help!

Pat.

[Nahuel 1]

Should work like this:

#include <Date.au3>
$2 = _nowcalc()
IniWrite ( @ScriptDir & "\files\Logg\"&$2&".ini", "section", "key", "value" )

[tW34k 0]

It won't write any .ini with that script. Weird stuff.

[SmOke_N 209]

I'm pretty sure that the result of _NowCalc() usese illegal file name chars

[Nahuel 1]

Haha, my thoughts exactly. My bad, sorry.

[tW34k 0]

Haha, I didn't think of that. I'm going too see if I can work this out then.

Hell yea! I just took the _nowcalc function from the date.au3 and edited it inside my script so I won't need too include date.au3

Thanks for help=)

Edit:

How can I add more keys in one iniwrite command? Is that possible?

Like:

[section]

Key1=value1

Key2=value2

Key3=value3

Is that possible by only using the iniwrite command once?

Edited October 27, 2007 by tW34k

[Nahuel 1]

I don't think so.. although you could use it just once inside a loop:

For $i=1 To 10
    IniWrite("MyIni.ini","Section","Key"&$i,"Value"&$i)
    Sleep(25);Just in case :P
Next

[tW34k 0]

Ok, I don't get that haha. Thanks anyway though, I guess one key will be enough.

[Nahuel 1]

But didn't that do what you wanted? All it does is call IniWrite() 10 times and increase the value of $i every loop. This is what the ini looks like.

[Section]
Key1=Value1
Key2=Value2
Key3=Value3
Key4=Value4
Key5=Value5
Key6=Value6
Key7=Value7
Key8=Value8
Key9=Value9
Key10=Value10

[tW34k 0]

I see. Allright, I will try it. Thanks alot!