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Exch | Exch | ||
Exch $1 ;input file | Exch $1 ;input file | ||
Push $2 | Push $2 | ||
Push $3 | Push $3 | ||
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Pop $4 | Pop $4 | ||
Pop $3 | Pop $3 | ||
Exch $2 ;output number of lines | Exch $2 ;output number of lines | ||
Exch 2 | Exch 2 | ||
Exch $1 ;output yes/no | Exch $1 ;output yes/no | ||
Exch | Exch |
Revision as of 16:48, 13 April 2006
Author: Afrow UK (talk, contrib) |
Description
This function will search in a file for the specified string, and return some values.
Changes: 13th January 2006 - Added ClearErrors (thanks Jenner Modesto)
Usage
Push C:\temp1.txt Push hello Call FileSearch Pop $0 #Number of times found throughout Pop $1 #Found at all? yes/no Pop $2 #Number of lines found in StrCmp $1 yes 0 +2 MessageBox MB_OK "$\"hello$\" was found in the file $0 times on $2 lines."
The Function
Function FileSearch Exch $0 ;search for Exch Exch $1 ;input file Push $2 Push $3 Push $4 Push $5 Push $6 Push $7 Push $8 Push $9 Push $R0 FileOpen $2 $1 r StrLen $4 $0 StrCpy $5 0 StrCpy $7 no StrCpy $8 0 StrCpy $9 0 ClearErrors loop_main: FileRead $2 $3 IfErrors done IntOp $R0 $R0 + $9 StrCpy $9 0 StrCpy $5 0 filter_top: IntOp $5 $5 - 1 StrCpy $6 $3 $4 $5 StrCmp $6 "" loop_main StrCmp $6 $0 0 filter_top StrCpy $3 $3 $5 StrCpy $5 0 StrCpy $7 yes StrCpy $9 1 IntOp $8 $8 + 1 Goto filter_top done: FileClose $2 StrCpy $0 $8 StrCpy $1 $7 StrCpy $2 $R0 Pop $R0 Pop $9 Pop $8 Pop $7 Pop $6 Pop $5 Pop $4 Pop $3 Exch $2 ;output number of lines Exch 2 Exch $1 ;output yes/no Exch Exch $0 ;output count found FunctionEnd
Written by me again for using with batch / log files.
-Stu (Afrow UK)