slecault
14 years agoContributor
How to loop for each line of a multi-line string
I need to split a text file into many small ones. My source text files are in the range of 1500 to 8000 lines. The source file contains a list of controls with all their properties (this file ...
- 14 years agoHi Stephane,
Basically, you need to split the string by the new line character and then iterate through individual items in the resulting array. For example:var arr = str.split("\r\n");
for (var i = 0; i < arr.length; i++)
{
// Do something with arr
}
You can also loop through the text using TestComplete's aqString.GetListItem object if you set aqString.ListSeparator to the new line character ("\r\n" in JScript, vbNewLine constant in VBScript or #13#10 in DelphiScript). Have a look at examples in the linked topics.
By the way, your file looks similar to an INI file, only with a non-standard separator for name-value pairs.
If you could modify your file into:
; NB: The Root section is mandatory
[Root]
[Control1]
Caption='hello'
With=12
Height=22
[Control333]
Caption='hello'
With=12
Height=22
you'd be able to access the sections and name-value pairs using TestComplete's Storages.INI API, instead of manually parsing the file.