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I thought I would attach a sample program that shows you a status bar that updates for each line in a text file that is read.
I use the binaryread to count the @LF's, then I close the file and use the regular FileRead option. Opening the file twice isn't considerably optimized, but the code readability is a trade off.
AddExtender("wwsop34i.DLL") intcontrol(65,1000000,0,0,0) FileName = "e:\temp\a.txt" ;quickly count up the total @LF in the file fs=FileSize(FileName) if fs == 0 then exit binbuf = BinaryAlloc(fs) if binbuf == 0 then exit BinaryRead( binbuf, FileName ) LineCount = BinaryStrCnt(binbuf, 0,fs-1,Num2Char(10)) binaryfree(binbuf) LineCounter = 0 InputFileHandle = FileOpen(FileName,"READ") astatusbar(0,"Loading File %FileName%","Load Starting",LineCount,0) while @true TextLine = FileRead(InputFileHandle) If TextLine == "*EOF*" Then Break LineCounter = LineCounter + 1 if LineCounter mod 10 == 0 then ;only update every 10 lines read astatusbar(1,"Loading File %FileName%","Processing Record %LineCounter% of %LineCount%",LineCount,LineCounter) end if ;Do your stuff here end while astatusbar(2,"Loading File %FileName%","Load Starting",LineCount,LineCounter) Message('complete','complete')
Article ID: W16200
File Created: 2004:03:30:15:43:14
Last Updated: 2004:03:30:15:43:14