#116937 - 2004-03-26 11:18 PM
Stripping lines and chars from an array
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Little_John
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Well, from my previous post (regarding finding user names and resolving them to host and IP) I delve deeper into the maddness.
Code:
$=RedirectOutput("error.txt")
$nFndID=insert username here
$nView=WshPipe('net view')
If @ERROR Exit @ERROR EndIf
For Each $nCPU In $nView
Join(Split($nCPU,"\"),"") = $nHost
$nHost
$nUser=WshPipe('nbtstat -a' +$nHost+' ""',1)
If InStr($nUser, $nFndId)
$nfnd=Split($nUser, "")
For Each $aFnd In $nfnd
If InStr($nfnd, $nFndId)
blah, blah, blah...
I know, know...it's a meager start (very meager), but cut me some slack I'm a newbie(thank you very much). So here's what happens...I'm running a 'net view' from a cmd line and putting the output into $nView then I'm creating a variable on the fly called $nCPU (I know, OPTION EXPLICIT ON, but still). What I'm attempting after that is what has me stumpped. I'm trying to remove the "\\" from the front of the computer name and then call that $nHost so I can do an nbtstat -a on it, but it keeps failing. Here's what my error.txt file says...
[not code]
Server Name Remark
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\\ID6042
\\ID6495
The command completed successfully.
0
[/not code] couldn't resist---hehe
It's all that space I don't know what to do with, and the dashes, and why is $nHost = 0.
HELP OH GREAT ONES, FOR I'VE LOST MY WAY. Not really, I've just got no clue what I'm doing.
Thanks in advance.
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#116938 - 2004-03-26 11:57 PM
Re: Stripping lines and chars from an array
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Chris S.
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Registered: 2002-03-18
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Well, if you have a string that looks like... \\ID6042 and you want it to look like this... ID6042 you could do this...
Code:
If InStr($nCPU,"\\")
$nHost = Split(Split($nCPU," ")[0],"\\")[1]
EndIf
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#116940 - 2004-03-29 08:15 PM
Re: Stripping lines and chars from an array
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Little_John
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Great, thanks. Will that bypass the first few lines and go straight to the CPU names or do I still need to strip those.
Server Name Remark
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\\ID6042
\\ID6495
The server name remark line the spaces and the dash line. Do I use a read line to jump to line 5 or whatever, or how would I do it?
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#116942 - 2004-03-29 08:20 PM
Re: Stripping lines and chars from an array
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Little_John
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Quote:
Did you try my example within your For...Each...Next loop?
What example. This post or the other?
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#116943 - 2004-03-29 08:29 PM
Re: Stripping lines and chars from an array
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Chris S.
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This post.
Better example...
Code:
$nView=WshPipe('net view')
For Each $nCPU In $nView
If InStr($nCPU,"\\")
$nHost = Split(Split($nCPU," ")[0],"\\")[1]
$nHost ?
EndIf
Next
Edited by Chris S. (2004-03-29 08:33 PM)
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#116944 - 2004-03-30 03:28 PM
Re: Stripping lines and chars from an array
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Little_John
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Yes, I did add that, but I think I like the this new example better, seems a bit more clear to my befuddled mind.
About the other question...will this skip the dashed line and the other b.s. at the top of the text doc, or do I need a readline statement?
Sorry to be a pest, but I'm out of the office and only have limited access to the net. Also, being that I'm away from my beloved LAN I'm not able to continue testing. Thanks for your patience.
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#116945 - 2004-03-30 03:56 PM
Re: Stripping lines and chars from an array
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Radimus
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I have a few UDFs in the forum to do much of this..
see ReadFile() and FilterArray()
use readfile() to read the file into an array
use filterarray() to return lines with '\\'
then do a for each loop with elements of the array
and then joinsplit them on '\'
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#116946 - 2004-03-31 10:21 PM
Re: Stripping lines and chars from an array
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Little_John
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Thanks for all the help folks. I'll try this again when I'm back on my LAN.
Thanks again.
Little John
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