Replace this string ?

[zxzxzx]

Hi,

I have this strings:

Example:

0,

1,

2,

3,

4,

5,

6,

7,

8,

9,

10,

How to replace them like:

http://wallcoo.com/film/2007_Shooter_Wallp...aper_2_1024.jpg

http://wallcoo.com/film/2007_Shooter_Wallp...per_10_1024.jpg

http://wallcoo.com/film/2007_Shooter_Wallp...aper_6_1024.jpg

http://wallcoo.com/film/2007_Shooter_Wallp...aper_7_1024.jpg

http://wallcoo.com/film/2007_Shooter_Wallp...aper_1_1024.jpg

http://wallcoo.com/film/2007_Shooter_Wallp...aper_4_1024.jpg

http://wallcoo.com/film/2007_Shooter_Wallp...aper_3_1024.jpg

http://wallcoo.com/film/2007_Shooter_Wallp...per_11_1024.jpg

http://wallcoo.com/film/2007_Shooter_Wallp...aper_5_1024.jpg

http://wallcoo.com/film/2007_Shooter_Wallp...aper_8_1024.jpg

http://wallcoo.com/film/2007_Shooter_Wallp...per_12_1024.jpg

Thank you

[Andreik]

If the links is in a file (Ex:DOC.txt)

#include <File.au3>

$FILE = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\DOC.TXT",0)
For $INDEX = 1 To _FileCountLines(@ScriptDir & "\DOC.TXT")
    $DATA = FileReadLine($FILE,$INDEX)
    $NAME = StringSplit($DATA,",")
    MsgBox(0,$INDEX,$NAME[2])
Next
FileClose($FILE)

[rasim]

zxzxzx

Try this:

$ReadFile = FileRead("c:\url.txt")

$aStrings = StringSplit($ReadFile, @CR & @LF, 1)

$hFile = FileOpen("c:\url.txt", 2)

For $i = 1 To $aStrings[0]
    FileWriteLine($hFile, StringRegExpReplace($aStrings[$i], "^\d*,", ""))
Next

FileClose($hFile)

Edited August 14, 2008 by rasim

[zxzxzx]

Thank you very much!

[SmOke_N]

zxzxzx

Try this:

$ReadFile = FileRead("c:\url.txt")

$aStrings = StringSplit($ReadFile, @CR & @LF, 1)

$hFile = FileOpen("c:\url.txt", 2)

For $i = 1 To $aStrings[0]
    FileWriteLine($hFile, StringRegExpReplace($aStrings[$i], "^\d*,", ""))
Next

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FileClose(FileOpen("c:\url.txt", 2))
FileWrite("c:\url.txt", $s_write)

[rasim]

SmOke_N

Great! Thank you for nice example!

[weaponx]

Probably wiser NOT to string split on comma since I believe commas are valid url characters.