filewrite proper syntax

[jorgeng]

Hello.

I have an autoit-script which reads a file every minute and does a compare with another file.

If the files differ we write the first file with filewrite.

It works but there are now strings with timestamp some times a day so the outputfile looks messy.

how do i do so every line written has an eof mark, meaning i want the new message on a new line

Now it looks:

14:27 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.2500$ 14:28 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$ 14:40 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$

I want:

14:27 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.2500$

14:28 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$

14:40 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$

Part of my code:

FileWrite($file_Omx_Wampa, $var_original & @CRLF)

[PsaltyDS]

Hello.

I have an autoit-script which reads a file every minute and does a compare with another file.

If the files differ we write the first file with filewrite.

It works but there are now strings with timestamp some times a day so the outputfile looks messy.

how do i do so every line written has an eof mark, meaning i want the new message on a new line

Now it looks:

14:27 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.2500$ 14:28 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$ 14:40 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$

I want:

14:27 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.2500$

14:28 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$

14:40 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$

Part of my code:

FileWrite($file_Omx_Wampa, $var_original & @CRLF)

FileWriteLine(), or if you want a consistent Date/Time stamp added to each line try _FileWriteLog().

See help file.

[jorgeng]

FileWriteLine(), or if you want a consistent Date/Time stamp added to each line try _FileWriteLog().

See help file.

Sorry, filewriteline doesn't work, still same result, any other ideas?

14:27 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.2500$ 14:28 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$ 14:40 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$ 16:26 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$

Edited March 17, 2009 by jorgeng

[Mat]

_FileWriteToLine??

you could use _FileCountLines($sFilePath) + 1 as the line to write to too.

MDiesel

edit: Don't use the macro @CRLF on this one - as it could read this as a line

Edited March 17, 2009 by mdiesel

[Prab]

Try adding the macro @CRLF to the end of the string.

[Mat]

Try adding the macro @CRLF to the end of the string.

Am i missing the point? I thought the idea was to make a log that could be edited by scripts run at different times. using @CRLF does NOT solve this problem - It is made for writing files, rather than editing them..

am I being stupid again?

MDiesel

[Bowmore]

I seems as though we are not understanding what you are wanting to achieve. Could you try and describe your requirements in a different way to make it clearer.

In the mean time does any of this help?

$Data = "14:27 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.2500$ 14:28 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$ 14:40 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$"
$Data = stringReplace($Data,'$ ', "$" & @CRLF)
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Edited March 17, 2009 by Bowmore

[jorgeng]

Thanks for help

Sorry if I am not clear for what i want. The text you see above i can log in to my webplace and look at - a simple htm file.

I only wants the formatting to be correct since when a new message comes as first position in file i want it on a a new line.

Today it's messy and all text appends at last where previous message stopped to write to file

Now it looks:

14:27 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.2500$ 14:28 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$ 14:40 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$

I want:

14:27 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.2500$

14:28 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$

14:40 ANALYS "sl) Omx Nexu Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 662.7500$

I will try

_FileCountLines($sFilePath) + 1

as diesel suggested, come back if it works

Thanks

Edited March 18, 2009 by jorgeng

[jorgeng]

Sorry, can't still get it to work, got error 2 from some file:

$CountLines = _FileCountLines($file_Omx_Wampa)

MsgBox(4096, "$CountLines", $CountLines)

$CountLines = $CountLines + 1

MsgBox(4096, "$file_Omx_Wampa", $file_Omx_Wampa)

MsgBox(4096, "$CountLines", $CountLines)

MsgBox(4096, "$var_original", $var_original)

_FileWriteToLine($file_Omx_Wampa, $CountLines, $var_original,0)

MsgBox(4096, "@Error", @Error)

FileClose($file_Omx_Wampa)

[PsaltyDS]

If it's an .htm document, then put an html line break "<br>" in it:

FileWriteLine($sFileName, $sData & "<br>")

[jorgeng]

If it's an .htm document, then put an html line break "<br>" in it:

FileWriteLine($sFileName, $sData & "<br>")

Thanks, I try it.

[jorgeng]

Yes, it worked, se log. At 17.19 the lines look correct. Great. Thanks.

09:45 ORDER "sl) Omx Wampa - Stega till Sekvens 9A Kl.09.45 - Okrypterat OMXS309C" kurs 672.0000$ 10:00 ORDER "sl) Omx Wampa Sellstop - Kl.10 - Röd - Okrypterat OMXS309C" kurs 670.2500$10:00 ORDER "sl) Omx Wampa Sellstop - Kl.10 - Röd - Okrypterat OMXS309C" kurs 670.2500$ 12:54 ORDER "sl) Omx Wampa Sellstop - Kl.11 - Rosa - Okrypterat OMXS309C" kurs 663.5000$ 17:18 ORDER "sl) Omx Wampa - Nollställ Depå kl.17.18 - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 660.5000$

17:19 ORDER "sl) Omx Wampa - Nollställ Depå kl.17.18 - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 660.0000$

17:19 ORDER "sl) Omx Wampa - Nollställ Depå kl.17.18 - Krypterat OMXS309C" kurs 659.5000$

17:20 ORDER "sl) Omx Wampa - Kurs Ovanför Kl.10 Stapel High - Eller Kl.17.20 OMXS309C" kurs 657.2500$

17:20 ORDER "sl) Omx Wampa - Kurs Ovanför Kl.11 Stapel High - Eller Kl.17.20 OMXS309C" kurs 657.2500$

[Mat]

Sorry, can't still get it to work, got error 2 from some file:

$CountLines = _FileCountLines($file_Omx_Wampa)

MsgBox(4096, "$CountLines", $CountLines)

$CountLines = $CountLines + 1

MsgBox(4096, "$file_Omx_Wampa", $file_Omx_Wampa)

MsgBox(4096, "$CountLines", $CountLines)

MsgBox(4096, "$var_original", $var_original)

_FileWriteToLine($file_Omx_Wampa, $CountLines, $var_original,0)

MsgBox(4096, "@Error", @Error)

FileClose($file_Omx_Wampa)

You need to include file.au3

This method should work in htm files too, the error you were getting before looks like it was becouse it didn't recognise @CRLF or something...

If the other method works fine then don't bother. If it ain't broken, don't try to fix it (I have made this mistakes many times and ended up worse off than I started!)

Glad It's working

MDiesel

Edited March 18, 2009 by mdiesel

[PsaltyDS]

You need to include file.au3

This method should work in htm files too, the error you were getting before looks like it was becouse it didn't recognise @CRLF or something...

If the other method works fine then don't bother. If it ain't broken, don't try to fix it (I have made this mistakes many times and ended up worse off than I started!)

Glad It's working MDiesel

He's viewing the .htm document in a browser, so no amount of @CRLF is going to help until he gets an HTML line break ( "<br>" ) in there.

Edited March 18, 2009 by PsaltyDS

[Mat]

He's viewing the .htm document in a browser, so no amount of @CRLF is going to help until he gets an HTML line break ( "<br>" ) in there.

This method should work in htm files too, the error you were getting before looks like it was becouse it didn't recognise @CRLF or something...

basically what I was saying said properly with an explanantion given...