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ok- I've got it working. I was trying to be too fancy about it, but it's actually very simple.
my thanks to the authors at http://www.scriptswell.net
proc getTxt (){
string $getTxtPath[] = `fileDialog2 -fileMode 4 -dialogStyle 1`; //Dialog to find file
$txtFile = `fopen $getTxtPath[0] "r"` ;
string $content = `fread $txtFile $content` ;
scrollField -e -text $content scriptTxt;
}
OK, so my problem exists again. I've run into the Byte size limitation of "fread" ...I think my solution now is to read my text file line by line and write that to a variable. That's no trouble, but how do I then edit the text of my scrollField having each member of the array being its own line? Is there a way to append to the existing text in the scroll Field rather than completely replacing it?
by adding the data to a single variable over and over (or using the stringArrayToString command)
Method 1:
string $list[]={"one","two","three"} ;
string $data ;
for($item in $list)
$data+=$item+"\n" ;
print $data ;
Thanks for the reply, but those don't really for my situation. Below is the proc that I ended up using with success. Basically it reads one line of the file at a time and then prints it into the scrollfield based on an insertion point and line number. This kept the text below the 1024 byte limitation.
proc getTxt(){
string $getTxtPath[] = `fileDialog2 -fileMode 4 -dialogStyle 1`; //Dialog to find file
textField -e -text $getTxtPath txtField; // Edits the text field with file path
$fileId = `fopen $getTxtPath[0] "r"` ;
string $nextLine = `fgetline $fileId`;
for($i=0; $i < size($nextLine); $i++){
while ( size( $nextLine ) > 0 ) {
print ( $nextLine );
scrollField -e -ip $i -it $nextLine scriptTxt;
$nextLine = `fgetline $fileId`;
}
}
fclose $fileId;
}
So the problem I face is that I have an array that I want to use as text in a scrollField. What I need it to do is write each element of the array onto a different line of the scrollField.
similar to:
for ($eachFile in $Files){
print ($eachFile + "\n");
}
...but I need that to work here:
string $scrollField = `scrollField -e -text ("$eachFile printed onto a new line") scrollField`;
Any thoughts???
Thanx for any help!