About Easy Language Question I want to read TXT text coordinates with Easy Language

Version 2 supports library specs

Local variable file number, integer.

Local variables text, textual.

Local variables Text Array, Textual, ,"0"

The local variable r, an integer type.

The local variable t, an integer.

Open the file first, in a read-only way.

File number Open File (take the coordinates of the running directory(). txt", read in, unlimited).

Move to the file header (file number).

Circular judgment first ().

Read from the first line.

The text is read into one line (file number).

After reading the text, the text is separated by a comma, and the judgment is added to prevent the occurrence of no comma and the array error.

If true (looking for text (text, "false"≠1) text array split text (text, "text".

If true (take the number of array members (text array) 1)r to the integer (text array [1]).'Assignment.

t to an integer (text array [2]).'Assignment.

Handling event(s).

Mouse movement (,r, t).

Delay (500).

If it's really over.

If it's really over.

Loop judgment tail (whether it is false at the end of the file (file number), ).'Determine whether the file has been read to the end, and if not, continue the loop.

If I'm not mistaken, it should be the effect you want.

Directly copy the above ** into the easy program.

If you don't understand, ask again!

Use. Split text().

Read every line of the txt file.

Then just move the mouse, it's very simple.

Split the text and read it into the array one at a time.

Version 2 Assembly Window Assembly 1

Subroutine button 2 is clicked.

If true (General Dialog 1.)Open ().

Box 1Content to text (read into a file (Generic dialog 1.)File name))).If it's really over.

Subroutine button 1 is clicked.

Local variable a, textual, ,"0"

a Split text (Box 1.)Contents, Box 2Content A [2] Line break A [3].

.Version 2

Support for library specs

Subroutine button 1 is clicked.

Local variable file number, integer.

Local variables txt file content, textual.

File number Open file ("d: ,'Please change the path and file name according to the file you need to read.

txt file contents read into text (file number, ) debug output (txt file contents).

**: Read in the file (take the file name of the current directory (). txt”)

Read in the file (c: filename. txt”)

The ** under the subroutine reads like this:

Box 1Content to text (read into the file ("c: similar you can also write something else:

Label 1The title to text (read into the file ("c:.")

lz, do you mean run or read in?

Find two with different meanings.

If it's running, use it directly.

Run("Full path to the file you want to read").

If you want to read in, you can use the method above.

There is a text box.

The name Box 1 writes **: in the triggering event of the button

Version 2Local variables.

bin, byte set bin

Read in the file. “c:\documents

andSettings Administrator desktop to create a new text document. txt”)

Box 1Content.

The character set enclosed by "" will only match one byte in the easy language regex, and the expression should be repeated by "*" or "+" after it!

.Version 2

Assemblies Window Assembly 1

Subroutine button 2 is clicked.

If true (General Dialog 1.)Open ().

Box 1Content to text (read into a file (Generic dialog 1.)File name))).If it's really over.

Subroutine button 1 is clicked.

Local variable a, textual, ,"0"

a Split text (Box 1.)Contents, Box 2Content A [2] Line break A [3].

As for the time, you can use the commands to take the hour, take the minute, take the second, these commands to operate, if it is text processing.

You can take out the information after the first space on the left side of the text, and take out the information after the second space in the middle of the text.

Or you can just split the text with a space, and then take the second index and the third index and you're going to have what you want.

If it's a web source filter, I recommend regular expressions.

Hour = Hour (to the time (10:54 in 2012)).

Year = Take the year (to the time (2012 10:54)).

Note: The hour and year are textual variables.

.Version 2

Assemblies Window Assembly 1

Subroutine button 1 is clicked.

If true (General Dialog 1.)Open ().

Box 1Content to text (read into a file (Generic dialog 1.)File name))).If it's really over.

The subroutine Startup Window is created.

Box 1Whether multiple lines are allowed true.

.Version 2

Support library dialogexSubroutine button 1 is clicked. Local variables: file path, textual.

Local variable file number, integer box 1Whether to allow multiple lines True File Path to open the extension dialog ("Open", txt", all files (*.)0, "False, False, False).

File number Open file (file path, box 1.)The content reads into the text (file number, ).

Add the Common Dialog Control to the page Box 1 Button 1Version 2Subroutine button 1 is clicked.

Local variable file number, integer. If true (General Dialog 1.)Open () File Number Open File (General Dialog 1.)File name, Box 1The content reads into the text (file number, ).

Close the file (file number).

Quite simply, the following source code:

Version 2 Local Variable File content, textual.

Local variables Segmentation, Textual, ,"0"

File Content to Text (Read into the file ("Write your file to the directory here")) Split Split Text (File Contents, "player:", Box 1Content Segmentation [2].

**：.Version 2

Local variable a, textual, ,

Local variables k, textual, ,"0"

a to text (read into the file ("l:.").

k Split text (a, "player:", if true (take the number of array members (k) 2) box 1Content k [2].

If it's really over.

To see if it's what you want, take the text in the middle, look for the text, and read it into the file.