_FileWrite_Array ()

[z0mgItsJohn]

Hello Auto It Peoples ... I Came Up With A Pretty Cool Function That Lets You Write The Same File More Than Once... For Say You Need To Write 5 Files With The Name Test Well My Function Would Check To See If Test(1) Exists And If It Dose Then It Writes Test(2)

~ Enjoy ~

(_File_Array.Au3 ) - _FileWrite_Array ()

Func _FileWrite_Array ($File, $File_Type, $Data, $Max)
For $File_Array = '1' To $Max
If FileExists ($File & '(' & $Max & ')' & $File_Type) Then
MsgBox ('0','Error','Maximum Amount Of Files Reached','0')
ExitLoop
EndIf 
If Not FileExists ($File & '(' & $File_Array & ')' & $File_Type) Then
FileWrite ($File & '(' & $File_Array & ')' & $File_Type, $Data)
ExitLoop
EndIf
Next
EndFunc

Please Post.. Comments.. Bugs.. Ect

[z0mgItsJohn]

No Replys Dose Anyone Thank This Is Useful

[JustinReno]

I really don't get it, could you explain what it does more?

I don't think it needs Array in the function name, nothing in the function uses arrays!

Whats wrong with this?

_FileWriteFromArray()

[GEOSoft]

I really don't get it, could you explain what it does more?

I don't think it needs Array in the function name, nothing in the function uses arrays!

Whats wrong with this?

_FileWriteFromArray()

It appears to me as though what it does is on the first time the function is called (Using test1.txt as example)

it creates test.txt and writes the data to that file. The next time it runs it discovers that test1.txt already exists so it writes the data to test2.txt and so on until the maximum (in his example 5) is reached. That would be test5.txt and the data really doesn't have anything to do with being an array. Oooooooooooops just looked at it again and the above is wrong. It's goint to take the input data and create $Max number of identical files just adding a different number to each file name.

I could be way off base here but that's how I see it and I don't see when I would ever need to create 5 identical files.

Edit: Grammar

Edited March 1, 2008 by GEOSoft

[z0mgItsJohn]

Correct

[z0mgItsJohn]

Heres Another Example... For Say Your Making A Program That Uses User Accounts... And You Where Useing My Function To Write The Account Info To A File... Every New Account Made Would Have A Different File Name..

Script :

#Include <_File_Array.Au3>

$Account_1_Username = ('Example')
$Account_1_Password = ('Example')
$Account_2_Username = ('Example')
$Account_2_Password = ('Example')

_FileWrite_Array ('Account','.txt','Username : ' & $Account_1_Username & @CRLF & 'Password : ' & $Account_1_Password,'5') ; This Would Write A File... Named Account(1).txt
_FileWrite_Array ('Account','.txt','Username : ' & $Account_2_Username & @CRLF & 'Password : ' & $Account_2_Password,'5') ; This Would Write A File... Named Account(2).txt

Hope This Clears It Up