Luke Posted April 12, 2021 Share Posted April 12, 2021 Pretty much what the title states. Suppose you have a folder containing 3 subfolders and 4 files. The first subfolder contains 5 files, the second one 14 and the third one just 1. How can I collect all those files/file paths (4 + 5 + 14 + 1 = 24) in a single array? Quote Link to comment
Jarno Mikkola Posted April 12, 2021 Share Posted April 12, 2021 (edited) Yes, u right click ur folder and u selecx tr properties. -drunken response for fun, for not including details, like in what moding tool and such. Also let it be known, that in Weidu's tp2 commands, you can copy a folder and it's content will dump it to the override folder and it will be there as is after. But it doesn't like subfolders, so don't use them, or use multiple copy commands for different purposes. Edited April 12, 2021 by Jarno Mikkola Quote Link to comment
Luke Posted April 12, 2021 Author Share Posted April 12, 2021 (edited) 50 minutes ago, Jarno Mikkola said: like in what moding tool and such. I'm talking about WeiDU... 50 minutes ago, Jarno Mikkola said: Also let it be known, that in Weidu's tp2 commands, you can copy a folder and it's content will dump it to the override folder and it will be there as is after. There's the inline mode for that... Edited April 12, 2021 by Luke Quote Link to comment
argent77 Posted April 12, 2021 Share Posted April 12, 2021 It's certainly possible with the WeiDU commands GET_DIRECTORY_ARRAY and GET_FILE_ARRAY. Arrays can be expanded dynamically simply by assigning new values to the array. Example: // Retrieve list of subfolders GET_DIRECTORY_ARRAY ~paths~ ~%MOD_FOLDER%/mypath~ ~.+~ // Collect file entries OUTER_SET index = 0 ACTION_PHP_EACH paths AS _ => current_path BEGIN // Skip special folder names "." and ".." ACTION_IF (~%current_path%~ STRING_MATCHES_REGEXP ~.*/\.\.?~ != 0) BEGIN GET_FILE_ARRAY ~files~ ~%current_path%~ ~.+~ ACTION_PHP_EACH files AS _ => file_name BEGIN OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT $my_array(~%index%~) ~%file_name%~ OUTER_SET index += 1 END ACTION_CLEAR_ARRAY ~files~ // prevents false positives when array is reused in the next pass END END // Output: OUTER_FOR (i = 0; i < index; ++i) BEGIN OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT file $my_array(~%i%~) PRINT ~File %i%: %file%~ END Quote Link to comment
Sam. Posted April 12, 2021 Share Posted April 12, 2021 (edited) 1 hour ago, Luke said: Pretty much what the title states. Suppose you have a folder containing 3 subfolders and 4 files. The first subfolder contains 5 files, the second one 14 and the third one just 1. How can I collect all those files/file paths (4 + 5 + 14 + 1 = 24) in a single array? Recursion. You could adapt my ps_recursive_search function (modified by Gwendolyne) to return arrays of files instead of the count of files. Ninjas... argent77's answer was better. Edited April 12, 2021 by Sam. Quote Link to comment
Luke Posted April 13, 2021 Author Share Posted April 13, 2021 (edited) @argent77 Your code takes into account only one level of subdirectory (since GET_DIRECTORY_ARRAY is called only once), whereas @Sam.'s function should work regardless of that (due to recursion). However, I'm failing to edit it in order to collect file paths into a unique string / array, i.e.: Spoiler DEFINE_ACTION_FUNCTION ps_recursive_search STR_VAR ParentDir = "" ChildDirRegex = "" FileRegex = "^.+$" RET FileList BEGIN OUTER_SET Count = 0 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT "FileList" "" ACTION_BASH_FOR ~%ParentDir%~ ~%FileRegex%~ BEGIN OUTER_SET Count += 1 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT "FileList" "%FileList%,%BASH_FOR_FILESPEC%" END ACTION_CLEAR_ARRAY ChildDir GET_DIRECTORY_ARRAY ChildDir ~%ParentDir%~ ~%ChildDirRegex%~ ACTION_PHP_EACH ChildDir AS dirfrom => dirC BEGIN LAF ps_recursive_search STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL "%dirC%" ChildDirRegex FileRegex RET "FileListN" = "FileList" END OUTER_SET Count += CountN OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT "FileList" "%FileList%,%FileListN%" END END Edited April 13, 2021 by Luke Quote Link to comment
Sam. Posted April 15, 2021 Share Posted April 15, 2021 @Luke If you just want a textual list, you could do: Spoiler DEFINE_ACTION_FUNCTION ps_recursive_search STR_VAR ParentDir = "" ChildDirRegex = "" FileRegex = "^.+$" RET Count FileList BEGIN OUTER_SET Count = 0 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileList ~~ ACTION_BASH_FOR ~%ParentDir%~ ~%FileRegex%~ BEGIN OUTER_SET Count += 1 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileList ~%FileList%%WNL%%BASH_FOR_FILESPEC%~ END ACTION_CLEAR_ARRAY ChildDir GET_DIRECTORY_ARRAY ChildDir ~%ParentDir%~ ~%ChildDirRegex%~ ACTION_PHP_EACH ChildDir AS dirfrom => dirC BEGIN LAF ps_recursive_search STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL "%dirC%" ChildDirRegex FileRegex RET CountN = %Count% FileListN = %FileList% END OUTER_SET Count += CountN OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileList ~%FileList%%WNL%%FileListN%~ END OUTER_INNER_PATCH_SAVE FileList ~%FileList%~ BEGIN REPLACE_TEXTUALLY ~\(%WNL%\)+~ ~%WNL%~ END END LAF ps_recursive_search STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL ~%MOD_FOLDER%~ RET FileList Count END PRINT ~Count of files & folders found: %Count%~ PRINT ~%FileList%~ If instead you want the function to return an array of files, see RET_ARRAY in the WeiDU docs. Quote Link to comment
Luke Posted April 15, 2021 Author Share Posted April 15, 2021 (edited) @Sam. That's exactly what I tried (the only difference is that I used "," in place of "%WNL%" to separate the various file paths), thanks for confirming it. It didn't work for me because I launched the main function with ~ChildDirRegex = "^.+$"~ instead of using its default value (that is, the empty string ""). However, it seems I cannot target a specific subfolder (or more than one subfolder)...? I mean, if I write something like LAF ps_recursive_search STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL ~%MOD_FOLDER%~ ChildDirRegex = ~^\(test\|blah\)$~ RET FileList Count END PRINT ~Count of files & folders found: %Count%~ PRINT ~%FileList%~ and both folders "%MOD_FOLDER%/test" and "%MOD_FOLDER%/blah" do exist, then only %MOD_FOLDER% is checked (the other two get ignored / skipped somehow...) Edited April 15, 2021 by Luke Quote Link to comment
Sam. Posted April 15, 2021 Share Posted April 15, 2021 When I don't leave it blank, I have only given ChildDirRegex a raw name of a specific folder, like ChildDirRegex = ~test~ Later I'll try and see why WeiDU isn't happy with actual RegEx. Quote Link to comment
Luke Posted April 15, 2021 Author Share Posted April 15, 2021 21 minutes ago, Sam. said: When I don't leave it blank, I have only given ChildDirRegex a raw name of a specific folder, like ChildDirRegex = ~test~ Unfortunately, nothing changes... Quote Link to comment
Sam. Posted April 16, 2021 Share Posted April 16, 2021 (edited) 9 hours ago, Luke said: Unfortunately, nothing changes... Alright, this one works for me. Note I changed the function name as the functionality was expanded: Spoiler /* =================================================================================================================================================================== * * FUNCTION ps_recursive_search_ex * * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * This is a WeiDU action function that will recursively search into a parent directory and report how many files/directories that match the given RegEx are found. * * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * INT_VAR * * - IncludeFiles indicates whether files should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * - IncludeDirs indicates whether directories should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * - IncludeParentFiles indicates whether files in ParentDir should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * STR_VAR * * - ParentDir is a string containing the name of the parent directory that will be recursively searched. * * - ChildDirRegEx is a string containing the RegEx of child directories to search within ParentDir. * * - FileRegex is a string containing the RegEx of files to match. * * - Delimiter is a string containing the characters to use to delimit files/directories in FileDirList. * * RET * * - Count is the total count of files/directories found. * * - FileDirList is the Delimited list of files/directories found. * * =================================================================================================================================================================== */ DEFINE_ACTION_FUNCTION ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles = 1 IncludeDirs = 0 IncludeParentFiles = 1 STR_VAR ParentDir = "" ChildDirRegEx = "" FileRegEx = "^.+$" Delimiter = EVAL "%WNL%" RET Count FileDirList BEGIN OUTER_SET Count = 0 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~~ ACTION_IF (IncludeFiles = 1) AND (IncludeParentFiles = 1) BEGIN ACTION_BASH_FOR ~%ParentDir%~ ~%FileRegEx%~ BEGIN OUTER_SET Count += 1 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%BASH_FOR_FILESPEC%~ END END ACTION_CLEAR_ARRAY ChildDir GET_DIRECTORY_ARRAY ChildDir ~%ParentDir%~ ~%ChildDirRegEx%~ ACTION_PHP_EACH ChildDir AS dirfrom => dirC BEGIN OUTER_SNPRINT "-1" LastChar ~%dirC%~ ACTION_IF (~%LastChar%~ STRING_EQUAL_CASE ~.~ = 0) BEGIN ACTION_IF (IncludeDirs = 1) BEGIN OUTER_SET Count += 1 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%dirC%~ END LAF ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles IncludeDirs STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL "%dirC%" ChildDirRegEx FileRegEx Delimiter RET CountN = %Count% FileDirListN = %FileDirList% END OUTER_SET Count += CountN OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%FileDirListN%~ END END OUTER_INNER_PATCH_SAVE FileDirList ~%FileDirList%~ BEGIN REPLACE_TEXTUALLY ~\(%Delimiter%\)+~ ~%Delimiter%~ END END LAF ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles = 1 IncludeDirs = 0 IncludeParentFiles = 0 STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL ~%MOD_FOLDER%~ ChildDirRegEx = ~^\(test\|blah\)$~ FileRegEx = ~^.+$~ RET FileDirList Count END PRINT ~Count of files & directories found: %Count%~ PRINT ~%FileDirList%~ Does this work for you? Edited April 16, 2021 by Sam. Quote Link to comment
Luke Posted April 16, 2021 Author Share Posted April 16, 2021 (edited) 8 hours ago, Sam. said: Alright, this one works for me. Note I changed the function name as the functionality was expanded: Reveal hidden contents /* =================================================================================================================================================================== * * FUNCTION ps_recursive_search_ex * * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * This is a WeiDU action function that will recursively search into a parent directory and report how many files/directories that match the given RegEx are found. * * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * INT_VAR * * - IncludeFiles indicates whether files should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * - IncludeDirs indicates whether directories should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * - IncludeParentFiles indicates whether files in ParentDir should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * STR_VAR * * - ParentDir is a string containing the name of the parent directory that will be recursively searched. * * - ChildDirRegEx is a string containing the RegEx of child directories to search within ParentDir. * * - FileRegex is a string containing the RegEx of files to match. * * - Delimiter is a string containing the characters to use to delimit files/directories in FileDirList. * * RET * * - Count is the total count of files/directories found. * * - FileDirList is the Delimited list of files/directories found. * * =================================================================================================================================================================== */ DEFINE_ACTION_FUNCTION ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles = 1 IncludeDirs = 0 IncludeParentFiles = 1 STR_VAR ParentDir = "" ChildDirRegEx = "" FileRegEx = "^.+$" Delimiter = EVAL "%WNL%" RET Count FileDirList BEGIN OUTER_SET Count = 0 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~~ ACTION_IF (IncludeFiles = 1) AND (IncludeParentFiles = 1) BEGIN ACTION_BASH_FOR ~%ParentDir%~ ~%FileRegEx%~ BEGIN OUTER_SET Count += 1 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%BASH_FOR_FILESPEC%~ END END ACTION_CLEAR_ARRAY ChildDir GET_DIRECTORY_ARRAY ChildDir ~%ParentDir%~ ~%ChildDirRegEx%~ ACTION_PHP_EACH ChildDir AS dirfrom => dirC BEGIN OUTER_SNPRINT "-1" LastChar ~%dirC%~ ACTION_IF (~%LastChar%~ STRING_EQUAL_CASE ~.~ = 0) BEGIN ACTION_IF (IncludeDirs = 1) BEGIN OUTER_SET Count += 1 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%dirC%~ END LAF ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles IncludeDirs STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL "%dirC%" ChildDirRegEx FileRegEx Delimiter RET CountN = %Count% FileDirListN = %FileDirList% END OUTER_SET Count += CountN OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%FileDirListN%~ END END OUTER_INNER_PATCH_SAVE FileDirList ~%FileDirList%~ BEGIN REPLACE_TEXTUALLY ~\(%Delimiter%\)+~ ~%Delimiter%~ END END LAF ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles = 1 IncludeDirs = 0 IncludeParentFiles = 0 STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL ~%MOD_FOLDER%~ ChildDirRegEx = ~^\(test\|blah\)$~ FileRegEx = ~^.+$~ RET FileDirList Count END PRINT ~Count of files & directories found: %Count%~ PRINT ~%FileDirList%~ Does this work for you? Yes and no... I mean, your code still fails if "test" and "blah" contain subfolders (no file will be returned...) So basically the "ChildDirRegEx" variable is somewhat useless...? That is, you cannot recursively search into specific subdirectories if these subdirectories contain other directories... On the other hand, if "ChildDirRegEx" is set to the empty string "", then everything will be returned... So to sum up, you're somewhat forced to do something like Spoiler ACTION_FOR_EACH "subdir" IN "test" "blah" BEGIN LAF ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles = 1 IncludeDirs = 0 IncludeParentFiles = 0 STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL ~%MOD_FOLDER%/%subdir%~ //ChildDirRegEx = ~^\(test\|blah\)$~ FileRegEx = ~^.+$~ RET FileDirList Count END PRINT ~Count of files & directories found: %Count%~ PRINT ~%FileDirList%~ END Edited April 16, 2021 by Luke Quote Link to comment
Sam. Posted April 16, 2021 Share Posted April 16, 2021 6 hours ago, Luke said: Yes and no... I mean, your code still fails if "test" and "blah" contain subfolders (no file will be returned...) So basically the "ChildDirRegEx" variable is somewhat useless...? That is, you cannot recursively search into specific subdirectories if these subdirectories contain other directories... On the other hand, if "ChildDirRegEx" is set to the empty string "", then everything will be returned... So to sum up, you're somewhat forced to do something like Reveal hidden contents ACTION_FOR_EACH "subdir" IN "test" "blah" BEGIN LAF ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles = 1 IncludeDirs = 0 IncludeParentFiles = 0 STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL ~%MOD_FOLDER%/%subdir%~ //ChildDirRegEx = ~^\(test\|blah\)$~ FileRegEx = ~^.+$~ RET FileDirList Count END PRINT ~Count of files & directories found: %Count%~ PRINT ~%FileDirList%~ END After some thought I've realized the function was doing what it claimed to but that it was unlikely to be returning the results you might expect. Specifically, ChildDirRegEx was being passed to the inner function call meaning only files matching FileRegEx contained within a directory matching ChildDirRegEx AT EACH DIRECTORY LEVEL were being returned. Thus if you had \MOD_FOLDER \blah file1.txt file2.txt \blah file3.txt file4.txt \somedir file5.txt file6.txt file5.txt and file6.txt wouldn't be returned because they weren't in a folder matching ChildDirRegEx at that level. This version of the function only matches ChildDirRegEx at the top level within ParentDir, and then recurses through all directories as it goes deeper: Spoiler /* =================================================================================================================================================================== * * FUNCTION ps_recursive_search_ex * * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * This is a WeiDU action function that will recursively search into a parent directory and report how many files/directories that match the given RegEx are found. * * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * INT_VAR * * - IncludeFiles indicates whether files should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * - IncludeDirs indicates whether directories should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * - IncludeParentFiles indicates whether files in ParentDir should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * STR_VAR * * - ParentDir is a string containing the name of the parent directory that will be recursively searched. * * - ChildDirRegEx is a string containing the RegEx of child directories to search within ParentDir. * * - FileRegex is a string containing the RegEx of files to match. * * - Delimiter is a string containing the characters to use to delimit files/directories in FileDirList. * * RET * * - Count is the total Count of files/directories found. * * - FileDirList is the Delimited list of files/directories found. * * Last Updated 20210416 * * =================================================================================================================================================================== */ DEFINE_ACTION_FUNCTION ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles = 1 IncludeDirs = 0 IncludeParentFiles = 1 STR_VAR ParentDir = "" ChildDirRegEx = "" FileRegEx = "^.+$" Delimiter = EVAL "%WNL%" RET Count FileDirList BEGIN OUTER_SET Count = 0 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~~ ACTION_IF (IncludeFiles = 1) AND (IncludeParentFiles = 1) BEGIN ACTION_BASH_FOR ~%ParentDir%~ ~%FileRegEx%~ BEGIN OUTER_SET Count += 1 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%BASH_FOR_FILESPEC%~ END END ACTION_CLEAR_ARRAY ChildDir GET_DIRECTORY_ARRAY ChildDir ~%ParentDir%~ ~%ChildDirRegEx%~ ACTION_PHP_EACH ChildDir AS dirfrom => dirC BEGIN OUTER_SNPRINT "-1" LastChar ~%dirC%~ ACTION_IF (~%LastChar%~ STRING_EQUAL_CASE ~.~ = 0) BEGIN ACTION_IF (IncludeDirs = 1) BEGIN OUTER_SET Count += 1 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%dirC%~ END LAF ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles IncludeDirs IncludeParentFiles = 1 STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL "%dirC%" ChildDirRegEx = "" FileRegEx Delimiter RET CountN = %Count% FileDirListN = %FileDirList% END OUTER_SET Count += CountN OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%FileDirListN%~ END END OUTER_INNER_PATCH_SAVE FileDirList ~%FileDirList%~ BEGIN REPLACE_TEXTUALLY ~\(%Delimiter%\)+~ ~%Delimiter%~ END END Quote Link to comment
Luke Posted April 17, 2021 Author Share Posted April 17, 2021 17 hours ago, Sam. said: After some thought I've realized the function was doing what it claimed to but that it was unlikely to be returning the results you might expect. Specifically, ChildDirRegEx was being passed to the inner function call meaning only files matching FileRegEx contained within a directory matching ChildDirRegEx AT EACH DIRECTORY LEVEL were being returned. Thus if you had \MOD_FOLDER \blah file1.txt file2.txt \blah file3.txt file4.txt \somedir file5.txt file6.txt file5.txt and file6.txt wouldn't be returned because they weren't in a folder matching ChildDirRegEx at that level. This version of the function only matches ChildDirRegEx at the top level within ParentDir, and then recurses through all directories as it goes deeper: Reveal hidden contents /* =================================================================================================================================================================== * * FUNCTION ps_recursive_search_ex * * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * This is a WeiDU action function that will recursively search into a parent directory and report how many files/directories that match the given RegEx are found. * * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * INT_VAR * * - IncludeFiles indicates whether files should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * - IncludeDirs indicates whether directories should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * - IncludeParentFiles indicates whether files in ParentDir should be included in the returned Count and FileDirList. 0=NO | 1=YES * * STR_VAR * * - ParentDir is a string containing the name of the parent directory that will be recursively searched. * * - ChildDirRegEx is a string containing the RegEx of child directories to search within ParentDir. * * - FileRegex is a string containing the RegEx of files to match. * * - Delimiter is a string containing the characters to use to delimit files/directories in FileDirList. * * RET * * - Count is the total Count of files/directories found. * * - FileDirList is the Delimited list of files/directories found. * * Last Updated 20210416 * * =================================================================================================================================================================== */ DEFINE_ACTION_FUNCTION ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles = 1 IncludeDirs = 0 IncludeParentFiles = 1 STR_VAR ParentDir = "" ChildDirRegEx = "" FileRegEx = "^.+$" Delimiter = EVAL "%WNL%" RET Count FileDirList BEGIN OUTER_SET Count = 0 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~~ ACTION_IF (IncludeFiles = 1) AND (IncludeParentFiles = 1) BEGIN ACTION_BASH_FOR ~%ParentDir%~ ~%FileRegEx%~ BEGIN OUTER_SET Count += 1 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%BASH_FOR_FILESPEC%~ END END ACTION_CLEAR_ARRAY ChildDir GET_DIRECTORY_ARRAY ChildDir ~%ParentDir%~ ~%ChildDirRegEx%~ ACTION_PHP_EACH ChildDir AS dirfrom => dirC BEGIN OUTER_SNPRINT "-1" LastChar ~%dirC%~ ACTION_IF (~%LastChar%~ STRING_EQUAL_CASE ~.~ = 0) BEGIN ACTION_IF (IncludeDirs = 1) BEGIN OUTER_SET Count += 1 OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%dirC%~ END LAF ps_recursive_search_ex INT_VAR IncludeFiles IncludeDirs IncludeParentFiles = 1 STR_VAR ParentDir = EVAL "%dirC%" ChildDirRegEx = "" FileRegEx Delimiter RET CountN = %Count% FileDirListN = %FileDirList% END OUTER_SET Count += CountN OUTER_TEXT_SPRINT FileDirList ~%FileDirList%%Delimiter%%FileDirListN%~ END END OUTER_INNER_PATCH_SAVE FileDirList ~%FileDirList%~ BEGIN REPLACE_TEXTUALLY ~\(%Delimiter%\)+~ ~%Delimiter%~ END END Nice, it's better now, thanks a lot for your help! Quote Link to comment
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