jj bom dia,
store_file exists
mov hMem,alloc(5000000)
INVOKE CreateFile,offset store_file,GENERIC_READ,FILE_SHARE_READ,NULL,OPEN_EXISTING,FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL,0
mov filehandle,eax
INVOKE GetFileSize,filehandle,0
mov myfilesize,eax
INVOKE ReadFile,filehandle,hMem,myfilesize,offset BytesRead,0
INVOKE CloseHandle,filehandle
Is there a possibility to get the content of hMem into Files$ before free hMem ?
One more question...
Let esi = "C:\"
GetFolders esi
mov dirs_found,eax
mov eax, ustr$(dirs_found)
Store offset store_file,Files$()
Is there a possibility to write eax=dirs_found somewhere into store_file ?
Preferably as first line.
Excuse the many questions.
Quote from: clamicun on September 03, 2017, 11:24:54 PMIs there a possibility to get the content of hMem into Files$ before free hMem ?
The part before is easy:
include \masm32\MasmBasic\MasmBasic.inc ; download (http://masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=94.0)
hMem dd ?
store_file db "stored_temp.txt", 0
Init
FileWrite offset store_file, "Hello" ; make sure it exists
Let hMem=FileRead$(offset store_file)
Inkey "[", hMem, "]"
EndOfCodeBut I assume you want to insert a line before the
Store "MyFiles.txt", Files$(), right?
include \masm32\MasmBasic\MasmBasic.inc ; download (http://masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=94.0)
Init
GetFolders "\Masm32\Examples"
xchg eax, ecx ; save the count
Insert Files$(0)
Let Files$(0)=Str$("GetFolders() found %i folders in \Masm32\Examples", ecx)
Store "ExampleFolders.txt", Files$()
Inkey Str$("%i folders found. Wanna see them (y)?", ecx)
If_ eax=="y" Then ShEx "ExampleFolders.txt" ; opens Notepad etc
EndOfCode
beautiful,
thanks a lot.
Let esi="MasmBasic is great"
Think I was a bit too fast with "beautiful".
This is perfect.
include \masm32\MasmBasic\MasmBasic.inc ; download
Init
GetFolders "C:\"
xchg eax, ecx ; save the count
Insert Files$(0)
Let Files$(0)=Str$("%i", ecx)
Store "Folders_C.txt", Files$()
EndOfCode
But this is not what I meant.
hMem dd ?
store_file db "Folders_C.txt", 0
Init
;FileWrite offset store_file, "Hello" ; make sure it exists
Let hMem=FileRead$(offset store_file)
Inkey "[", hMem, "]"
EndOfCode
But...
Read the existing "Folders_C.txt and mov the content into Files$ for further use.
Something like...
mov hMem,alloc(5000000)
INVOKE CreateFile,offset store_file,GENERIC_READ,FILE_SHARE_READ,NULL,OPEN_EXISTING,FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL,0
mov filehandle,eax
INVOKE GetFileSize,filehandle,0
mov myfilesize,eax
INVOKE ReadFile,filehandle,hMem,myfilesize,offset BytesRead,0
INVOKE CloseHandle,filehandle
Now I have the storefile in hMem and want to get it into MasmBasics Files$
As shown in my first reply, Let hMem=FileRead$(filename$) can load content. But filename$ seems to be a folder name here, so what content do you want to load?
Of course, you can do something like this (project attached):
include \masm32\MasmBasic\MasmBasic.inc ; download (http://masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=94.0)
Init
Dim content$()
GetFiles \Masm32\Examples\*.asm|*.rc
For_ ecx=0 To eax-1
mov esi, Files$(ecx)
Let content$(ecx)="Content of "+esi+cfm$(":\n")+FileRead$(esi)
Next
Insert content$(0)
Let content$(0)=Str$("%i files found", ecx-1)
Store "ContentExamplesAsmRC.txt", content$()
Inkey content$(0), " - open as text(y)?"
If_ eax=="y" Then Launch "\Masm32\MasmBasic\RichMasm.exe ContentExamplesAsmRC.txt#Content of"
EndOfCode
But this stores the contents of files, not folders (what is the content of folders??).
P.S.: Attention, the content$() array in the example above can quickly become really huge. The ..\examples asm and rc files are harmless, but C:\ cannot work...! If you plan to write gigabytes of content to disk, you need to wrtite sequentially.
jj,
excuse me.
I seem to be quite ununderstandable.
store_file db "stored_Folders.txt",0
I have a file "stored_Folders.txt (it exists).
I open the file and read it into memory.
mov hMem,alloc(5000000)
INVOKE CreateFile,offset store_file,GENERIC_READ,FILE_SHARE_READ,NULL,OPEN_EXISTING,FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL,0
mov filehandle,eax
INVOKE GetFileSize,filehandle,0
mov myfilesize,eax
INVOKE ReadFile,filehandle,hMem,myfilesize,offset BytesRead,0
INVOKE CloseHandle,filehandle
Now I have the storefile in hMem.
This might be the same in one line ?
Let esi=FileRead$("stored_Folders.txt")
FileRead$ stores the content where ?
How can I get the content of hMem into Files$ or some other array to use it ?
Let esi means content goes to buffer to which esi points. Same for Let content$(ct)=whatever
yes I know.
Let hMem=FileRead$(offset store_file)
or
Let esi=FileRead$(offset store_file)
hMem or esi have the adress of the string.
This is my one and only problem.
How can I get the content of hMem or esi back into Files$ or some other array ! to use it like this ?
xor ecx,ecx
.repeat
INVOKE lstrcpy,offset somewhere,Files$(ecx) ; (or other array)
inc ecx
do something
.until
StringToArray ??
If I am on your nerves leave it.
I 'll find out.
Quote from: clamicun on September 04, 2017, 09:23:17 PMHow can I get the content of hMem or esi back into Files$ or some other array ! to use it like this ?
You assign it directly to an array element:
Dim some$()
...
Let some$(123)=FileRead$(filename) ; assign content
...
Print some$(123) ; use it
Well jj,
seems that we won't get together on this topic.
And anyway ... I will give up on MasmBasic - at least for a while.
The following prooves that I have't got any idea what it does.
This works....
include \masm32\MasmBasic\MasmBasic.inc
Init
Dim A$() ; first array
Dim B$() ; second array
For_ ecx=0 To 9 ; ten loops
Let A$(ecx)=Str$("String A %i", ecx) ; fill with more or less...
Let B$(ecx)=Str$("String B %i", ecx) ; ... meaningful stuff
Next
ArrayMerge A$(), B$() ; A$(): 10xA, then 10xB; array B$() gets erased
For_ ecx=0 To 19 ; twenty loops
PrintLine Str$("Element %_i\t", ecx), A$(ecx)
Next
Inkey
Exit debug
end start
This doesn't....
include \masm32\MasmBasic\MasmBasic.inc
.code
start:
Dim A$() ; first array
Dim B$() ; second array
For_ ecx=0 To 9 ; ten loops
Let A$(ecx)=Str$("String A %i", ecx) ; fill with more or less...
Let B$(ecx)=Str$("String B %i", ecx) ; ... meaningful stuff
Next
ArrayMerge A$(), B$() ; A$(): 10xA, then 10xB; array B$() gets erased
For_ ecx=0 To 19 ; twenty loops
PrintLine Str$("Element %_i\t", ecx), A$(ecx)
Next
Inkey
Exit debug
end start
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Since 2 years I thought
.code
start:
end start
is the same as
Init
end start
Quote from: clamicun on September 05, 2017, 10:12:07 PMSince 2 years I thought
.code
start:
end start
is the same as
Init
end start
Not exactly. The Init macro initialises several important things, inter alia it loads a global variable with the process heap required by the Dim statements. That's why Dim crashes without Init.
Rem - the Init macro inserts at least the following two lines:
.code
start: call MbBufferInit
- using Init is optional; it declares the code section, the start label, and preloads some strings (CrLf$, Tb$ etc.);
however, the check for these preloaded strings will be performed in the first Print or Let statement, too.
- use Init tc [, con/key/box] to install a Structured Exception Handler with Try/Catch (\MasmBasic\details).So this will work without crashes:
.code
start: call MbBufferInit
Many many thanks for all your patience
No problem, such feedback is important for me. Still, I'd like to understand better what are your goals here...
This is part of my "private" Searchprogram".
Better than all professioals. Ultrasearch, Wisesearch haha...
You pick the folder and the filetype
xor ecx,ecx
push ecx ;lstrcpy changes ecx
INVOKE lstrcpy,offset path_file_type,Files$(ecx) ;Verzeichnis 0
INVOKE lstrcat,offset path_file_type,offset slash ;+ slash
INVOKE lstrcpy,offset current_path,offset path_file_type ;Verzeichnis in current_path für LoadListView
INVOKE lstrcat,offset path_file_type,offset file_type ;FileType *.xxx anhängen
(I probably could do this directly with Files$ ?)
INVOKE FindFirstFile,offset path_file_type,offset wfd
"
"
Get the data you need (size, time, attribute, path) for LoadListView
GetFiles is usually faster, but GetFolders has the advantage that you have to do it only once, if you search for different filetypes in the same folder.
GetFiles you have to do every time for a different filetype
GetFiles C:\Windows\*.txt GetFiles C:\Windows\*.exe ....
The problem always is C:\ ... can take a while.
So the idea is to store the folders of C:\ in the storefile and read it into an array if you need it.
That is faster than to count the folders again.
Seems this does it.
Dim folderarray$()
Let esi=FileRead$("Folders_C.txt")
StringToArray esi,folderarray$()
And do the same as above
INVOKE lstrcpy,offset path_file_type,folderarray$(ecx)
INVOKE lstrcat,offset path_file_type,offset slash ;+ slash
INVOKE lstrcat,offset path_file_type,offset file_type ;FileType *.xxx anhängen
Of course you have to renew the storefile once in a while.
Quote from: clamicun on September 06, 2017, 10:37:40 AM
GetFiles you have to do every time for a different filetype
GetFiles C:\Windows\*.txt GetFiles C:\Windows\*.exe ....
You don't need that:
include \masm32\MasmBasic\MasmBasic.inc ; download (http://masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=94.0)
Init
GfNoRecurse=1 ; for this test, don't dive into subfolders
GetFiles C:\Windows\System32\a*.exe|b*.dll|*.scr ; use the "or" character to separate search masks
For_ ecx=0 To eax-1 ; print the results
PrintLine Str$(GfSize(ecx)), Tb$, GfDate$(ecx), Spc2$, GfTime$(ecx), Tb$, Files$(ecx)
Next
EndOfCodeOutput (a*.exe, b*.dll, all screen savers):
38912 14.07.2009 03:14:11 C:\Windows\System32\AdapterTroubleshooter.exe
172224 21.08.2013 22:06:34 C:\Windows\System32\appverif.exe
20992 14.07.2009 03:14:12 C:\Windows\System32\ARP.EXE
24064 14.07.2009 03:14:12 C:\Windows\System32\at.exe
29184 14.07.2009 03:14:12 C:\Windows\System32\AtBroker.exe
16384 14.07.2009 03:14:12 C:\Windows\System32\attrib.exe
50176 07.07.2017 16:51:57 C:\Windows\System32\auditpol.exe
668160 21.11.2010 04:23:53 C:\Windows\System32\autochk.exe
679424 21.11.2010 04:23:48 C:\Windows\System32\autoconv.exe
658944 21.11.2010 04:23:53 C:\Windows\System32\autofmt.exe
144768 21.11.2010 04:24:28 C:\Windows\System32\basecsp.dll
740864 21.11.2010 04:23:54 C:\Windows\System32\batmeter.dll
82944 07.07.2017 17:11:12 C:\Windows\System32\bcrypt.dll
249352 12.05.2016 15:04:55 C:\Windows\System32\bcryptprimitives.dll
34304 14.07.2009 03:14:59 C:\Windows\System32\bidispl.dll
171520 14.07.2009 03:14:59 C:\Windows\System32\BioCredProv.dll
19456 21.11.2010 04:24:01 C:\Windows\System32\bitsperf.dll
10752 14.07.2009 03:14:59 C:\Windows\System32\bitsprx2.dll
10240 14.07.2009 03:14:59 C:\Windows\System32\bitsprx3.dll
9216 14.07.2009 03:14:59 C:\Windows\System32\bitsprx4.dll
18432 14.07.2009 03:14:59 C:\Windows\System32\bitsprx5.dll
10240 14.07.2009 03:14:59 C:\Windows\System32\bitsprx6.dll
744960 14.06.2016 17:21:18 C:\Windows\System32\blackbox.dll
21584 14.07.2009 03:26:15 C:\Windows\System32\BOOTVID.DLL
41984 04.07.2012 23:14:34 C:\Windows\System32\browcli.dll
10752 21.11.2010 04:24:00 C:\Windows\System32\browseui.dll
66560 14.07.2009 03:15:00 C:\Windows\System32\btpanui.dll
64000 14.07.2009 03:15:00 C:\Windows\System32\BWContextHandler.dll
10752 14.07.2009 03:15:00 C:\Windows\System32\BWUnpairElevated.dll
878592 21.11.2010 04:25:09 C:\Windows\System32\Bubbles.scr
221184 21.11.2010 04:25:09 C:\Windows\System32\Mystify.scr
413696 21.11.2010 04:25:14 C:\Windows\System32\PhotoScreensaver.scr
220672 21.11.2010 04:25:09 C:\Windows\System32\Ribbons.scr
10240 14.07.2009 03:14:09 C:\Windows\System32\scrnsave.scr
293888 21.11.2010 04:25:09 C:\Windows\System32\ssText3d.scrQuoteSo the idea is to store the folders of C:\ in the storefile and read it into an array if you need it.
That is faster than to count the folders again.
Seems this does it.
Dim folderarray$()
Let esi=FileRead$("Folders_C.txt")
StringToArray esi,folderarray$()
And do the same as above
INVOKE lstrcpy,offset path_file_type,folderarray$(ecx)
INVOKE lstrcat,offset path_file_type,offset slash ;+ slash
INVOKE lstrcat,offset path_file_type,offset file_type ;FileType *.xxx anhängen
Of course you have to renew the storefile once in a while.
Reasonable idea :t
Dim folderarray$()
Let esi=FileRead$("Folders_C.txt")
StringToArray esi,folderarray$() can be replaced by
Recall "Folders_C.txt", folderarray$()