Rewrite in text file
Hi all
I used file writer to wirte in text file . then when I close my programe and open it again I want to rewrite in the same text file without deleteing the Previous contents of the file .
How I can do that ?? plz help me
Please read more carefully. You need to use the version that takes two parameters: the name of the file, and whether you wish to keep what's already in the file or clear it.
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Read from text file vi won't read file...
I am very new to LV programming so I hope you forgive any stupid mistakes I am making. I am using Ver. 8.2 on an XP machine.
I have a small program that stores small data sets in text files and can update them individually or read and update them all sequentially, sending the data out a USB device. Currently I am just using two data sets, each in their own small text file. The delimiter is two commas ",,".
The program works fine as written when run in the regular programming environment. I noticed, however, as soon as I built it into a project that the one function where it would read each file sequentially to update both files the read from text file vi would return an empty data set, resulting in blank values being written back into the file. I read and rewrite the values back to the text file to place the one updated field (price) in it'sproper place. Each small text file is identified and named with a 4 digit number "ID". I built it twce, and get the same result. I also built it into an installer and unfortunately the bug travelled into the installation as well.
Here is the overall program code in question:
Here is the reading and parsing subvi:
If you have any idea at all what could cause this I would really appreciate it!
Solved!
Go to Solution.Hi Kiauma,
Dennis beat me to it, but here goes my two cents:
First of all, it's great to see that you're using error handling - that should make troubleshooting a lot easier. By any chance, have you observed error 7 when you try to read your files and get an empty data set? (You've probably seen that error before - it means the file wasn't found)
If you're seeing that error, the issue probably has something to do with this:
Relative paths differ in an executable. This knowledge base document sums it up pretty well. To make matters more confusing, if you ever upgrade to LabVIEW 2009 the whole scheme changes. Also, because an installer contains the executable, building the installer will always yield the same results.
Lastly, instead of parsing each set of commas using the "match pattern" function, there's a function called "spreadsheet string to array" (also on the string palette) that does exactly what you're doing, except with one function:
I hope this is helpful...
Jim -
I'm attempting to write a Combat Converter for a popular online game called Ogame. I'm attempting to read a text file that contians something similiar to the sample of the text file I have provided below. What I want to take out from the file is the first and last time a line that begins with Type and Num that shows up for the attacker and defender. However I'm having trouble figuring out how write it so that it does not take it out for the rest of the lines that start with Type and Num. Do you have any suggestions on how I should go about do so?
Attacker 1
Weapons:+10% Shields:+10% Armour:+10%
Type S.Cargo L.Cargo L.Fighter H.Fighter Cruiser B.Ship Col. Ship Recy. Esp. Probe Bomber Dest. Rip Battlecr
Num 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Weapon 5 5 55 165 440 1.100 55 1 0 1.100 2.200 220.000 770
Shields 11 27 11 27 55 220 110 11 0 550 550 55.000 440
Armour 440 1.320 440 1.100 2.970 6.600 3.300 1.760 110 8.250 12.100 990.000 7.700
Defender 1
Weapons:+10% Shields:+10% Armour:+10%
Type S.Cargo L.Cargo L.Fighter H.Fighter Cruiser B.Ship Col. Ship Recy. Esp. Probe Bomber Sol. Sat Dest. Rip Battlecr Miss. L.Laser H.Laser Gauss Ion.C Plasma S.Dome LS.Dome
Num 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Weapon 5 5 55 165 440 1.100 55 1 0 1.100 1 2.200 220.000 770 88 110 275 1.210 165 3.300 1 1
Shields 11 27 11 27 55 220 110 11 0 550 1 550 55.000 440 22 27 110 220 550 330 2.200 11.000
Armour 440 1.320 440 1.100 2.970 6.600 3.300 1.760 110 8.250 220 12.100 990.000 7.700 220 220 880 3.850 880 11.000 2.200 11.000
The attacking fleet fires a total of 18 times with the total power of 1.059.543 upon the defender.
The defender's shields absorb 18.910 damage points.
The defending fleet fires a total of 33 times with the total power of 1.922.677 upon the attacker.
The attacker's shields absorb 38.730 damage points.
Attacker 1
Type B.Ship Col. Ship Rip
Num 0 0 1
Weapon 1.100 55 220.000
Shields 220 110 55.000
Armour 6.600 3.300 990.000
Defender 1
Type S.Cargo L.Cargo L.Fighter H.Fighter Cruiser B.Ship Col. Ship Esp. Probe Bomber Dest. Rip Battlecr Miss. L.Laser Ion.C S.Dome LS.Dome
Num 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Weapon 5 5 55 165 440 1.100 55 0 1.100 2.200 220.000 770 88 110 165 1 1
Shields 11 27 11 27 55 220 110 0 550 550 55.000 440 22 27 550 2.200 11.000
Armour 440 1.320 440 1.100 2.970 6.600 3.300 110 8.250 12.100 990.000 7.700 220 220 880 2.200 11.000
The attacking fleet fires a total of 11 times with the total power of 2.276.933 upon the defender.
The defender's shields absorb 17.510 damage points.
The defending fleet fires a total of 47 times with the total power of 9.540.458 upon the attacker.
The attacker's shields absorb 15.761 damage points.
Attacker 1
Type Rip
Num 0
Weapon 220.000
Shields 55.000
Armour 990.000
Defender 1
Type S.Cargo B.Ship Esp. Probe Bomber Dest. Rip Battlecr S.Dome LS.Dome
Num 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Weapon 5 1.100 0 1.100 2.200 220.000 770 1 1
Shields 11 220 0 550 550 55.000 440 2.200 11.000
Armour 440 6.600 110 8.250 12.100 990.000 7.700 2.200 11.000
The battle ends draw.
The attacker has lost a total of 10.178.000 units.
The defender has lost a total of 1.836.800 units.
At these space coordinates now float 1.776.210 Metal and 1.413.954 Crystal.I'm attempting to write a Combat Converter for a
popular online game called Ogame. I'm attempting to
read a text file that contians something similiar to
the sample of the text file I have provided below.
What I want to take out from the file is the first
and last time a line that begins with Type and Num
that shows up for the attacker and defender....Please define "take out from the file". Do you want to read and store just these lines?
Or do you want to remove these lines from the file and rewrite the file without these lines?
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Write arrays into a text file in different columns at different times
Hi,
I have a problem write data into a text file. I want to write 4 1D arrays into a text file. The problem is that I need to write it at different time and in different column (in other word, not only append the arrays).
Do you have an idea to solve my problem?
Thank youA file is long a linear string of data (text). In order ro insert columns, you need to rewrite the entire file, because colums are interlaced over the entire lenght of the file.
So:
read file into 2D array
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Adding And Removing in a text file
Hi
I'm trying to make a VI that generates a textfile which saves some data each second and give it some timeframe so that it can maintain only the data that has been generated last 10 seconds or so
First I have made 2 different files, one is for saving some data each second into a text file, and the other one is for removing the data
but when i combined those two it doesn't seem to work.
Could anyone have a look at the file and comment on that?
thanks
Attachments:
test2.vi 17 KB
Time(Sub).vi 8 KBA couple comments on what you are trying to do. First, doing this with a text file is going to be inherently difficult as you are going to be doing a lot of rewriting of the file. Second, having two VIs (1 to write the data and 1 to remove the old data) is a bad approach - why not design the algorithm so the file is only written to one time for each update cycle? Stop trying to make a poor design work and spend a little time thinking outside the box.
Hint: think about how you calculate a running average in LV, and what if the indicator out wasn't just an indicator but a file write?
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Account Text file:
User1|Password1|Balance1
User2|Password2|Balance2
When user wants to deposit or withdraw the account, then how can update the balance.
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Hi,
I'm extremely new to Java and need to read and parse a text file and generate a new text file with modifications as follows:
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2. Ignore and rewrite compiler commands
3. (a) Modify function prototypes be removing their return values, if any,
(b) append an '_VAR' to the function name and args
(c) add an ampersand to the args when passed by reference
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/***** comment *****/
#if (INCLUDE_STATIC_BUILD == OS_FALSE)
extern OS_MEMORY_POOL *MEM_Non_Cached;
#endif
UINT16 TLS_IP_Check (const UINT16 *s, UINT16 len);
INT32 MEM_Copy_Data(NET_BUFFER buf_ptr, const CHAR HUGE buffer, INT32 numbytes, UINT16 flags);
sample output file:
/***** comment *****/
#if (INCLUDE_STATIC_BUILD == OS_FALSE)
extern OS_MEMORY_POOL *MEM_Non_Cached;
#endif
UINT16_VAR = TLS_IP_Check (&UINT16_VAR, UINT16_VAR);
INT32_VAR = MEM_Copy_Data(&NET_BUFFER_VAR, name, INT32_VAR, UINT16_VAR);
I would appreciate any help!
Thanks.Check replies on the other post
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Hello,
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My practical exam part is to create a program that should enable user to manipulate students grades. The app should allow these options:
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Text Files: Update, Delete, Modify...
Hello all,
I know that java.util.Properties class exists to read and write textual information to files. Is there any other tool available to edit and modify information in a text file? Here's the format I am looking for my text file.
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c
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bbbbbbb
ccccc
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zzz
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immediately after the
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Is someone so kind to help me please ?
Vacca Davide
[email protected]The readLine() method removes new line characters as it returns one line of data at a time. When creating a zip file you want to retain all the characters in the input file. Below is the code I used to test the creation and reading of a zip file. Hope it helps.
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public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException
zip( args[0] );
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I am rewriting a UNIX script to Java. The UNIX script has syncsort code contained in it. The sort is used to sort large text files. The files consist of very large records, up to 3000 characters. I have the file layouts for the fields within the records. Below are a couple syncsorts showing what I need to re-write.
The first sort, sorts the file by transaction type and only keeps certain transaction types.
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/CONDITION CARE_ABOUT ((tran="104" OR tran="154" OR tran="165" OR tran="301" OR tran="385") AND (seq="00" OR seq="01")) OR (tran="104" AND check_field !="$")
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$SYNCSORT << ____endsort2
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/END
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Change url text dynamically from text file
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> how would I identify what line of the text file each
link will use?
>
> btw I really appreciate you taking time to help me with
this!!!
>
> ff
that is the difficulty with a text file...
if the links are to remain only for a session, you can set a
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a simplified method - using PHP - would be:
1. form
<form id="form1" name="form1" method="post"
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3. wherever the image needs to be displayed:
<img src="/images/<?php echo
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Please be advised that this is a very simplified version and
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I've managed to digitally sign my application JAR and have a preliminary (i.e. untested) JNLP file set up.
My problem is, my application gets its available data sources from an external text file. I've already written my own file I/O class which I use in my "commonfiles" package to read in a text file and return it as an array with each element holding a line from the text file. This class is basically just a bunch of static methods.
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Hi, Can somebody explain about "Cleared Items Interest Calculation"?? when we do this and the procedure to achieve this?? Thanks in advance, Shashi Kanth
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I Have follow the steps releated issue "Firefox is already running, but not responding. To open a new window, you must first close the existing Firefox process, or restart your system". However, issue is solved for sometimes by following steps (1 & 2
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I keep losing my printers from the network
Yep. This has been going on since I did a full restore to my MacBook. I keep losing the connection to my two wireless printers. I go to print and and the printer que says that the printers are not connected. Then, amazingly enough, they get reconnect
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It's not letting me use iMessage and I turned it off but it won't let me turn it back on. What do I do?
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Wasn't quite sure where to post this so move as necessary. Is there a way to save/ view pdf files on the iPhone?