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2F&gender=1&lvl=2&const=501&sk=6&mount=0&hp=53&hpMax=53&hpT=0&mp=67&mpMax=67&mpT=0&parts=

This is part of HTML code. I need to find "hp=" and then "cut" numbers to the right (here - 53).

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Use StringInStr to get position, then various other String funcs to manipulate

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Returns the new string, the number of replacements performed is stored in @extended.

This is not what i need.

2F&gender=1&lvl=2&const=501&sk=6&mount=0&hp=53&hpMax=53&hpT=0&mp=67&mpMax=67&mpT=0&parts=

This code shows how many health and mana your character has.

"hp=" and "mp=" are current health and mana. For example hp=53&hpMax=53&mp=67&mpMax=67. How to get value of hp=??

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2F&gender=1&lvl=2&const=501&sk=6&mount=0&hp=53&hpMax=53&hpT=0&mp=67&mpMax=67&mpT=0&parts=

This is part of HTML code. I need to find "hp=" and then "cut" numbers to the right (here - 53).

Use FileReadToArray($MyHtmlFile,$MyArray) to get your file's content to an array.

Then search all array values ($i = 1 to $MyArray[0]) for your "hp=n[n....]"

StringRegExp($MyArray[$i],"hp=\d+",1)

"hp=" will give you the part in the line starting with "hp="

"\d" is any directly following numeric char. (0-9)

"+" tells regex to find the previous specified char at least one time.

Have a look to the help for RegEx and other string operators.

Regards, Rudi.

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This is not what i need.

2F&gender=1&lvl=2&const=501&sk=6&mount=0&hp=53&hpMax=53&hpT=0&mp=67&mpMax=67&mpT=0&parts=

This code shows how many health and mana your character has.

"hp=" and "mp=" are current health and mana. For example hp=53&hpMax=53&mp=67&mpMax=67. How to get value of hp=??

first he is right use StringinStr:

#include <String.au3>

$m="hp=53&hpMax=53&mp=67&mpMax=67"
$p=stringinstr ($m,"hp=",1)
$n=$p+4
$n1=stringmid ($m,$p,$n)
$n2=stringsplit ($n1,"=")
$n3=$n2[2]
MsgBox (0,"",$n3)

by the way did you use the network sniffer?

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