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FileReadLine - Error Allocating Memory


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Hi,

I am new to AutoIT and this is the first time I have made a post so apologies if it isn't correct.

Problem

I have had this a couple of times now, when using FileReadLine to read in the contents of a text file. The text file is only 59kb in size and holds the output from a Net View command. The problem (Error Allocating Memory) occurs when executed in a While loop. Has anyone any ideas?

A snapshot of the code is below.....

RunWait("h:\DomList.bat" ,"",@SW_HIDE)

;msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - Net view has run!")

$strFile = FileOpen($strDomainList, 0)

While 1

$strLine = FileReadLine($strFile)

;msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - $strLine is:" & $strLine)

If StringInStr($strLine, "\\SVR") Then

$intCharSpaceCount = 0

$intCharCount = 1

$intClientNameFound = 0

While $intClientNameFound <> 1

If StringMid($strLine, $intCharCount, 1) = " " Then

;msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - Character is a space!")

$intCharSpaceCount = $intCharSpaceCount + 1

;msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - Space count is:" & $intCharSpaceCount)

If $intCharSpaceCount >= 2 Then

;msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - Space count is:" & $intCharSpaceCount)

$intSvrNameEndsAt = $intCharCount - 2

;msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - $intSvrNameEndsAt is:" & $intSvrNameEndsAt)

$strClient = StringMid($strLine,3,($intSvrNameEndsAt - 2))

;msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - $strClient is:" & $strClient)

$intClientNameFound = 1

ExitLoop

Else

EndIf

Else

EndIf

$intCharCount = $intCharCount + 1

;msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - $intCharCount is:" & $intCharCount)

WEnd

$intCharCount = 0

$intCharSpaceCount = 0

$intSvrNameEndsAt = 0

ToolTip("Checking " & $strClient, 0, 0)

$strDatVer = RegRead("\\" & $strClient & "\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Network Associates\TVD\VirusScan Enterprise\CurrentVersion", "szVirDefVer")

$strDatDate = RegRead("\\" & $strClient & "\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Network Associates\TVD\VirusScan Enterprise\CurrentVersion", "szVirDefDate")

$strText = $strClient & "," & $strDatVer & "," & $strDatDate & @CRLF

OutputToLog($strFileName, $strText)

$strText = ""

$strDatVer = ""

$strDatDate = ""

$strClient = ""

$intClientCount = $intClientCount + 1

$strText = $strClient & "," & $strDatVer & "," & $strDatDate & @CRLF

;msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - Data should be null!:" & $strText)

Else

EndIf

If @error = -1 Then ExitLoop

Wend

msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - End of program, " & $intClientCount & " clients scanned!")

Func OutputToLog($strFileName, $strText)

;msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - Entered OutputToLog" & @CRLF & @CRLF & "$strFile is:" & $strFile & @CRLF & "$strText is:" & $strText)

$file = FileOpen($strFileName, 1)

FileWrite($file, $strText)

FileClose($file)

$strText = ""

;msgbox(0,"Debug Info","L" & @ScriptLineNumber & " - Check Output Log")

EndFunc

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I don't know reason for memory allocation error but:

- for reading file use FileRead() and StringSplit() and FOR NEXT loop

- for getting NET VIEW result look at my NET Send GUI wrapper function LoadComputers(): http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=343332

EDIT: corrected link

Edited by Zedna
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I don't know reason for memory allocation error but:

- for reading file use FileRead() and StringSplit() and FOR NEXT loop

- for getting NET VIEW result look at my NET Send GUI wrapper function LoadComputers(): http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=46016&view=findpost&p=343332

Thanks Zedna, I will try that ASAP. Have had a quick look at your code, its interesting to see how many different ways there are to do things. Thanks, will let you know how it works.

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