问题
I have written a script that works. What it does now is it looks through a directory to a given file and returns what is on the second row fourth tab (RXC193) and renames the file to that of which it found from a file like this:
@Program @RxBIN @RXPCN @RxGroup @MemberID @WebsiteE @WebsiteS @VerticalLogo @TextLogo
RXCUT 013824 RXCUT RXC193 RXC5FHXF9 www.rxcut.com/HBG www.rxcut.com/HBG/es P:\RxCut\In Design Implementation\RXC193
What I need this script to be able to do is loop through the directory and rename all files by this RXC#####. Here is the script:
Call TwoDimensionArrayTest
Sub TwoDimensionArrayTest
' Version 1.0
' Writtem by Krystian Kara
' Dated 25-Jan-2009
Dim fso
Dim oFile
Dim arrline
Dim arrItem
Dim objFolder
Dim i
Dim arrMain()
Dim sFileLocation, strResults
Const forReading = 1
' The file contains on each line:
' Text1 (tab) Text2 (tab) Text3 (tab) Text4
' Text5 (tab) Text6 (tab) Text7 (tab) Text8
'etc etc
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
sFileLocation = "file 2.txt"
Set oFile = fso.OpenTextFile(sFileLocation, forReading, False)
Do While oFile.AtEndOfStream <> True
strResults = oFile.ReadAll
Loop
' Close the file
oFile.Close
' Release the object from memory
Set oFile = Nothing
' Return the contents of the file if not Empty
If Trim(strResults) <> "" Then
' Create an Array of the Text File
arrline = Split(strResults, vbNewLine)
End If
For i = 0 To UBound(arrline)
If arrline(i) = "" Then
' checks for a blank line at the end of stream
Exit For
End If
ReDim Preserve arrMain(i)
arrMain(i) = Split(arrline(i), vbTab)
Next
fso.MoveFile "file 2.txt", arrMain(1)(3) & ".txt"
End Sub ' TwoDimensionArrayTest
Thanks in advance, Joe
回答1:
One approach is to parameterize the file name in your sub-procedure so it can be called multiple times for different files, like this:
Sub TwoDimensionArrayTest(fileName) 'you may want a more descriptive name
' ...
sFileLocation = fileName
' ...
End Sub
Then, write a loop that goes through your directory, calling your sub each time around:
Dim fso, folder
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set folder = fso.GetFolder("Your Folder Name")
For Each file In folder.Files
TwoDimensionArrayTest file.Path
Next
回答2:
Here is the Final Error free code! Finally have it searching through my directory of Tab-delimited.txt files and grabbing from the second row third tab (group number) then renaming the files to its corrisponding group number! YAY!
heres final error free code!:
Call TwoDimensionArrayTest
Sub TwoDimensionArrayTest
Dim fso Dim oFile Dim arrline Dim arrItem Dim i Dim arrMain() Dim sFileLocation, strResults
Const forReading = 1
strFolder = "C:\Documents and Settings\jmituzas.NMCLLC\Desktop\desktop2\New Folder (2)\datafiles" Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") For Each objFile In objFSO.GetFolder(strFolder).Files If Right(LCase(objFile.Name), 4) = LCase(".txt") Then
' The file contains on each line:
' Text1 (tab) Text2 (tab) Text3 (tab) Text4
' Text5 (tab) Text6 (tab) Text7 (tab) Text8
'etc etc
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") sFileLocation = objFile.Name
Set oFile = fso.OpenTextFile(objFile.Name, forReading, False)
Do While oFile.AtEndOfStream <> True
strResults = oFile.ReadAll
Loop
' Close the file
oFile.Close
' Release the object from memory Set oFile = Nothing
' Return the contents of the file if not Empty If Trim(strResults) <> "" Then
' Create an Array of the Text File
arrline = Split(strResults, vbNewLine)
End If
For i = 0 To UBound(arrline)
If arrline(i) = "" Then
' checks for a blank line at the end of stream
Exit For
End If
ReDim Preserve arrMain(i)
arrMain(i) = Split(arrline(i), vbTab)
Next
fso.MoveFile sFileLocation, arrMain(1)(3) & ".txt"
End If Next End Sub ' TwoDimensionArrayTest
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3620773/vbs-help-me-loop-this-through-a-directory