reading ini file

reading ini file

Postby Silvio » Wed Apr 15, 2009 5:34 pm

if I have a INI FILe
and I have on a group
I not Know How many record are on this group

hOW i CAN READ how many lines are on group TESTFILE ?

sample inifile:

[GENERAL]
EXETITLE="GENERAL TEST"

[TESTFILE]
1="UNO.TXT"
2="DUE.TXT"
3="TRE.TXT"
4="QUATTRO.TXT"
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Re: reading ini file

Postby sysctrl2 » Wed Apr 15, 2009 6:38 pm

Silvio,

METHOD LeeIni() CLASS main
local oIni
INI oIni FILE ".\Sysctrl.Ini"
GET cFile1 SECTION "TESTFILE" ENTRY "1" OF oIni DEFAULT "UNO.TXT"
GET cFile2 SECTION "TESTFILE" ENTRY "2" OF oIni DEFAULT "DOS.TXT"
GET cFile3 SECTION "TESTFILE" ENTRY "3" OF oIni DEFAULT "TRES.TXT"
GET cFile4 SECTION "TESTFILE" ENTRY "4" OF oIni DEFAULT "CUATRO.TXT"
ENDINI

msginfo( cFile1 )

RETURN ( nil )


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Re: reading ini file

Postby ukoenig » Wed Apr 15, 2009 9:31 pm

Silvio,

You can count section-entrys with opening the INI as a text-file

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function Main()
local oFile  := TTxtFile():New( "Silvio.ini" ), n

nLEN := oFile:RecCount()
oFile:GoTop()
nCOUNT := 0
FOR n = 1 to nLEN
   // Scan, until You reach the needed section
   //-------------------------------------------------
   IF ALLTRIM(oFile:ReadLine()) = "[TESTFILE]"
      // Start the counter with the next line after the entry
      // -----------------------------------------------------------
      oFile:Skip()
      // Loop the section until reach a empty line or next section
      //-------------------------------------------------------------------
      DO WHILE .T.
         // Exit on empty line or next section
         // -------------------------------------------
         IF SUBSTR(ALLTRIM(oFile:ReadLine()),1,1) = " " .or. ;
            SUBSTR(ALLTRIM(oFile:ReadLine()),1,1) = "["
            EXIT
         ELSE
              // Count the section line
              // --------------------------
              nCOUNT++
         ENDIF
         oFile:Skip()
     ENDDO
     EXIT
   ENDIF
   oFile:Skip()
NEXT
oFile:Close()

MsgAlert( nCount, "Section entrys in [TESTFILE]" )

RETURN( NIL )
 


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Re: reading ini file

Postby Enrico Maria Giordano » Wed Apr 15, 2009 10:31 pm

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FUNCTION GETPVPROFSECTION( cSection, cIniFile )

    LOCAL cKeys := STRTRAN( GETPVPROFSTRING( cSection, , "", cIniFile ), CHR( 0 ), CRLF )

    LOCAL aKeys := {}

    LOCAL i

    FOR i = 1 TO MLCOUNT( cKeys )
        AADD( aKeys, RTRIM( MEMOLINE( cKeys, , i ) ) )
    NEXT

    RETURN aKeys


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Re: reading ini file

Postby Silvio » Thu Apr 16, 2009 10:20 am

thanks Emg and Uwe
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Re: reading ini file

Postby Silvio » Thu Apr 16, 2009 11:19 am

Sorry I try this :

function Main()

local oBar
lOCAL cIniFile :="testfile.ini"

cKeys := STRTRAN( GETPVPROFSTRING( "Areas", , "", cIniFile ), CHR( 0 ), CRLF )
? cKeys

aAreas:=GETPVPROFSECTION("Areas", cIniFile )
return nil

it not run ok
it me return a value 0
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Re: reading ini file

Postby Enrico Maria Giordano » Thu Apr 16, 2009 11:29 am

Silvio wrote:lOCAL cIniFile :="testfile.ini"


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lOCAL cIniFile :=".\testfile.ini"


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Re: reading ini file

Postby Silvio » Thu Apr 16, 2009 1:04 pm

ooppss...
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Re: reading ini file

Postby Silvio » Thu Apr 16, 2009 1:09 pm

Now run but I need also the record of each lines

function Main()
lOCAL cIniFile :=".\testfile.rrr"
Local nAreas := STRTRAN( GETPVPROFSTRING( "Areas", , "", cIniFile ), CHR( 0 ), CRLF ) // return 3
Local aAreas :=GETPVPROFSECTION( "Areas", cIniFile )

I want save on each aAreas[nArea] the caption
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Re: reading ini file

Postby StefanHaupt » Fri Apr 17, 2009 11:57 am

Silvio,

you can try this to get the entry and its value

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FOR i = 1 TO MLCOUNT( cKeys )
     AADD( aKeys, RTRIM( MEMOLINE( cKeys, , i ) ) )
     aEntry := StrToken (aKeys[i],1,"=")
     aValue := StrToken (aKeys[i],2,"=")
NEXT
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Re: reading ini file

Postby Enrico Maria Giordano » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:10 pm

Silvio wrote:Now run but I need also the record of each lines

function Main()
lOCAL cIniFile :=".\testfile.rrr"
Local nAreas := STRTRAN( GETPVPROFSTRING( "Areas", , "", cIniFile ), CHR( 0 ), CRLF ) // return 3
Local aAreas :=GETPVPROFSECTION( "Areas", cIniFile )

I want save on each aAreas[nArea] the caption


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Local aValues := {}
Local i

FOR i = 1 TO nAreas
    AADD( aValues, GETPVPROFSTRING( "Areas", aAreas[ i ], "", cIniFile ) )
NEXT


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Re: reading ini file

Postby Silvio » Sat Apr 18, 2009 1:21 pm

thanks enrico but perhaps I made some errors

firt I must found the total of Lines
I made this :


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function Main()

   local oBar
   lOCAL cIniFile :=".\recibo.INI"
   Local nAreas := STRTRAN( GETPVPROFSTRING( "Areas", , "", cIniFile ), CHR( 0 ), CRLF )
   Local aAreas  := GETPVPROFSECTION( "Areas", cIniFile )
   Local aValues := {}
   Local i

    ?  nAreas

    // found each string
    FOR i = 1 TO nAreas
    AADD( aValues, GETPVPROFSTRING( "Areas", aAreas[ i ], "", cIniFile ) )
    NEXT

     ?aValues[1]
return nil


 

the first ? nAreas not give me the total of lines but a message with
1
2
3

while the second part run ok

// found each string of each lines

FOR i = 1 TO nAreas
AADD( aValues, GETPVPROFSTRING( "Areas", aAreas[ i ], "", cIniFile ) )
NEXT


FILE INI RECIBO.INI
[General]
Title=Recibo

[Areas]
1=.\RECIBO.V01
2=.\RECIBO.V02
3=.\RECIBO.V03
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Re: reading ini file

Postby Enrico Maria Giordano » Sat Apr 18, 2009 1:35 pm

Silvio wrote:Local nAreas := STRTRAN( GETPVPROFSTRING( "Areas", , "", cIniFile ), CHR( 0 ), CRLF )
Local aAreas := GETPVPROFSECTION( "Areas", cIniFile )


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Local aAreas := GETPVPROFSECTION( "Areas", cIniFile )
Local nAreas := LEN( aAreas )


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Re: reading ini file

Postby Silvio » Sat Apr 18, 2009 3:03 pm

thanks Emg
Now run ok

then I made this

DEFINE WINDOW oWnd TITLE "TEST window GENERATION" MDI HSCROLL



For i=1 to Len( aFileArea)

cTitleArea :=GetPvProfString("General", "Title","", aFileArea[i])
nWidthArea := VAL(GetPvProfString("General", "Width","", aFileArea[i]))
nHeightArea := VAL(GetPvProfString("General", "Height","", aFileArea[i]))
GenChild( cTitleArea,nWidthArea,nHeightArea)
NEXT

ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd MAXIMIZED


function GenChild( cTitle,nWidth,nHeight)
local oWndChild

DEFINE WINDOW oWndChild OF oWnd MDICHILD FROM 0,0 TO nHeight/2.5,180 COLOR "N/W" TITLE cTitle

ACTIVATE WINDOW oWndChild
return nil



the procedure puts the windows one above the other,
and I can not understand where are the windows,
how can I do to put the first window then the second on the order and vertical ?
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