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@Sivvy: I sent output to a MsgBox, and it is full of spaces (blank rows?) just like the text file.

@HotKeyIt: Thanks, I ran your script, but still received "empty" results. I got a lon ...

@Sivvy - nice call, I was just getting rid of F4 altogether!

F4::
return

I want to get text from a listbox that has several columns and +4000 rows. But when I run my script, I get the correct number of lines but no text.

ControlGet, Output, List, , SysListView322, Ro ...

Now the problem is the soft line breaks I think.

Is this what you want?
FileRead, OutputVar, sample6.txt
FileAppend, `n, output.cvs

Loop, Parse, OutputVar, `n
{
Loop, Parse, A_LoopFiel ...

I tried to pinpoint the problem by creating a text file with "^" for delimiters. Two fields are used: title^body^.

Here's a link to the text file named "sample6.txt":
Loop, ...

MmmHmmm it something in the field. I don't think using a Unicode character as a delemiter is going to work too well.

Is it possible to swap that out with a regular ANSI character (like @ or ^ or so ...

#MaxMem 65 ; Default Value
VarSetCapacity( A,(32*1024*1024-1),65 ), VarSetCapacity( B,(32*1024*1024-0),66 ), L := A "`n" B
Loop, Parse, L, `n
MsgBo ...

Zappo- Thanks for testing that...

I'm pretty sure the delimiters aren't found within the field. I'm using ÿ (alt+0255) as the delimiter, but I'm going to try to isolate the problem with your examp ...

Is there a character limit with A_LoopField?

I have 122301 characters in one field, and I'm parsing the fields from a text file. But this field gets cut off and the remaining part is treated as an ...

That worked, thanks!

If I understand right, the (\d{7}) matches the first 7 digits?
And the first backslash makes the second backslash literal?

FixedField := RegExReplace(FixedField, &q ...

I am trying to replace two different parts of a filepath:

The filepath is the 13th column of a csv file, and looks something like this:
V:\AEP\PEDD_Exports\CAMPBELL_20080512_001\OF_0001\AEPGC00000 ...

I created a little Tickler File program with Autohotkey. You run the script, select files in Windows Explorer, hit Alt+T to add the files to your tickler list, with notes and appropriate date. Then ...

I wondered if we could revisit this topic... has anyone figured out how to detect when regular headphones are plugged in or disconnected?

I recently saw this article over at lifehacker... there's a ...

@Laszlo - Now, that's beautiful! I guess I haven't learned all of the built in variables yet! Thanks!