[RESOLVED] Parsing RoboCopy Log With Strings

[weirddemon]

I'm trying to parse a RoboCopy log to get the possible failures. An example of the end of the log is here:

     Total    Copied   Skipped  Mismatch    FAILED    Extras
    Dirs :         1         1        
0         0         0         0
   Files :       106       106         0         0         0         0
   Bytes :  481.53 m  481.53 m 0         0         0         0
   Times :   0:00:11   0:00:10                       0:00:00   0:00:00

I've managed to pull the lines of data I need:

Dim file_lines As String() = File.ReadAllLines("C:\log.txt")
        For Each line As String In file_lines
            If line.Length >= 10 Then
                Select Case True
                    Case line.Substring(0, 10).ToLower.Contains("files :")
                        Dim new_line As String = line.ToLower.Replace("files :", "")
                        Me.txtFiles.Text = new_line.Trim
                    Case line.Substring(0, 10).ToLower.Contains("dirs :")
                        Dim new_line As String = line.ToLower.Replace("dirs :", "")
                        Me.txtDirectories.Text = new_line.Trim
                    Case line.Substring(0, 10).ToLower.Contains("bytes :")
                        Dim new_line As String = line.ToLower.Replace("bytes :", "")
                        Me.txtBytes.Text = new_line.Trim
                End Select
            End If
        Next

Which returns the data like this:



Which looks good. I know the index of columns I need to grab, but I don't how to pull that data from this string. Any ideas on how to get each column as needed? For example, if I only needed to grab column index 4, what would be the best way of doing it?

Thanks

[dunfiddlin]

Dim files() As String = Split(Me.txtFiles.Text, " ")

This assigns the values individually to an array, so the 4th column value would be ... files(3)

[weirddemon]

Dim files() As String = Split(Me.txtFiles.Text, " ")

This assigns the values individually to an array, so the 4th column value would be ... files(3)

Just to clarify, I want the 5th item, not 4th. Which is why I said the index 4. But that's mostly irrelevant.

I had to play around with this a bit more, but was able to get the desired results. Thanks