Read text file and write to another file
The original file format is like that:
Header
2.85667000
99.70000000
4.01666940
101.46667000
2
Decimal
1.01.33
Some description
EndHeader
START 43, L, 174=0;133=300000
100.81888000 3.85663000
100.81778000 3.85625000
100.80883000 3.85519000
STOP
START 43, L, 174=2;133=300000
101.29401000 3.20013000
101.29359000 3.20232000
101.29134000 3.20748000
STOP
i need to change it to another kind of format as below and save as another file by using visual basic 6.
2.85667000
99.70000000
4.01666940
101.46667000
Decimal
100.81888000 3.85663000 174=0
100.81778000 3.85625000 174=0
100.80883000 3.85519000 174=0
101.29401000 3.20013000 174=2
101.29359000 3.20232000 174=2
101.29134000 3.20748000 174=2
Re: Read text file and write to another file
My suggestion is read the text file line by line and parse it and write it to a new file.
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Re: Read text file and write to another file
Re: Read text file and write to another file
Quote:
Originally Posted by cssriraman
My suggestion is read the text file line by line and parse it and write it to a new file.
How do you do that?
I read a couple of the links in your sig and didn't find them helpful since I don't know the first thing about this.
Re: Read text file and write to another file
Quote:
Originally Posted by disruptivehair
How do you do that?
I read a couple of the links in your sig and didn't find them helpful since I don't know the first thing about this.
Line Input, although it's about the slowest way to read a file ever invented.
The binary mode method demonstrated on his page is the quickest. Then you can use the Spit function to break it up into an array of lines.
To write to a file, open it in binary mode using the Access Write modifier, and use the Put statement.
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