How to replace the whole line that begin with...

[crackmaster]

heh.. i need help again

Here is my problem: i can't figure it out how to replace whole line in file, instead of specified string. For example:

Winamp playlist contains this lines of text:

#EXTINF:428,02 - Void - Fuck The System (Skazi Remix)

D:\Qwerty\Void\02 - Void - Fuck The System (Skazi Remix).mp3

#EXTINF:464,02-void - hghway to hell-mycel

D:\Qwerty\Void\02-void_-_hghway_to_hell-mycel.mp3

I need 2 delete whole line that begin with "#EXTINF:", so at the end, file will contain only full paths, like this:

D:\Qwerty\Void\02 - Void - Fuck The System (Skazi Remix).mp3

D:\Qwerty\Void\02-void_-_hghway_to_hell-mycel.mp3

I have no idea how to work this out, and therefore my example looks like this ))

THankS.

Edited March 5, 2009 by crackmaster

[Authenticity]

It's faster to read the whole file, delete it, modify the text using StringReplace, StringRegExpReplace etc. and write a new file with the modified text.

[crackmaster]

It's faster to read the whole file, delete it, modify the text using StringReplace, StringRegExpReplace etc. and write a new file with the modified text.

Yes, but how? I can replace "#EXTINF:" string, but i need to delete every line that begin with "#EXTINF:".

[Authenticity]

So it's StringRegExpReplace counterpart is match anything that begins with #EXTINF:followed by anything till the end of the line right? lol

$sText = StringRegExpReplace($sText, '^#EXTINF:.*', '')

Not tested.

Edited March 5, 2009 by Authenticity

[Varian]

Or to remove blank lines from output:

$sText = FileRead('test.txt')
$sText = StringRegExpReplace($sText, "#EXTINF.*[\n\r]", "")
msgbox(32, 'String', $sText)

Edited March 5, 2009 by Varian