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Need Help to Retrieve a String Using ADE or ELCollections

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Hi,

I'm not familiar with ADE and ELCollections so I ask an Help to You.

 

I've a txt file with only 2 lines of string:

1st line "my date of birth"

2nd line "16081973"

 

This file is in the directory C:/temp/date of birth with the name "DATEofBirth.txt"

 

How can I retrieve the 2 strings in a code/indicator using ADE or ELCollections and Plot them as a string in the chart ???

 

The only way that I doesn't find is the correct way to get the string in the code, then I know very well the way to plot it in the chart.

Thanks to anyone who gives me an help

 

CrazyNasdaq

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  Tams said:
there is no better way than to read the instructions...

 

if I tell you how, my words will pretty well be a repeat of the manual.

 

http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/ade-all-data-everywhere-easylanguage-5934.html

 

Hi TMAS and thanks for the link.

I've tried to code myself, but with no result.

Here is the actual situation and the code that I've tried.

 

 

The string to retrieve is more simple than the first one, only a long number in 1 row and 1 column:

 

4409929648741489700

 

always in a directory with a txt file.

I've tried the string "ELC.PathExists(FileName) " and it gives me back the proof of the existance of the txt file, but the complete code gives me back nothing........

 

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Inputs: FileName("c:\temp\Autorization_code.txt");

 

Vars: DataMap(ListN.New),

code(0),

x(0);

 

 

if CurrentBar > 1 then begin

if ELC.PathExists(FileName) then begin

value1 = ListN.ReadFile(DataMap, FileName);

 

// Check map count in case file was empty

if ListN.Count(DataMap) > 1 then begin

code = ListN.Get(DataMap,1);

end;

 

 

value3 = ListN.Get(code, 1);

 

 

X = text_new(d,t,c[1],"");

 

If lastbaronchart then

Text_setstring(x, numtostr(value3,0));

end

else print ("File does not exist");

end;

 

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I don't know how to get that code.

Where I'm wrong ???

 

Thanks

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Based on your code :

 

Inputs: FileName ( "C:\ADE\Data\My_Brain.txt" );// File location

Vars: DataMap(ListN.New)                        ,// Create List of numeric values named "Datamap"
     Ergebnis (0)                              ,// Variable for the content || result
     Counter(0)                                ;// just to count up

Counter = Counter+1 				      ;// Barcounter one up (for debugg only)

if CurrentBar > 1 then begin                     // all bars in chart but the current
  if ELC.PathExists(FileName) then begin        // in case file is found
       value1 = ListN.ReadFile(DataMap, FileName);// read file into list "DataMap"
       Ergebnis = ListN.Get(DataMap,1)           ;// pick first data in list and make it Ergebnis
       Print (Counter, " Gefunden = ",Ergebnis);// print it for debugging only
     end                                        //
  else                                          //
     print ( Counter , "Kein File vorhanden")  ;// File not found
  end                                          ;//
value1 = ListN.Clear(DataMap)                   ;// Clear List and free memory

 

The bug you have is in

 

value3 = ListN.Get(code, 1); 

 

The variable "code" is no list but a variable as you declared it => NumericSimple

:)

Lobo

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