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[quote][i]Originally posted by ZRA[/i]
[br]Origin Ver. and Service Release: 8.1 SR3
Operating System: WinXP Pro SR3

Hi,

I have a problem using "okutil_find_strings()":
I try to use this command to filter a category of imported files (briefly the filename as shown in the project explorer is generated by date_QSet_otherInformations, eg. 20110607_QSet_Repeat1ZRA). When I try to use *QSet* as search string I don't get any hits.

I also tried to copy the example from the help which returned:

#29> okutil_find_strings_Ex1
#A; match(s) to abc found:(OFS_MATCH_WHOLE_STRING)
#abc
#abc123
#D: match(s) to b* found:(* is wild)
#C: match(s) to *b* found:(* is wild)
#D: match(s) to *b* found: (OFS_WILDCHARS_OFF so * is literal)
#E: match(s) to 123 found: (no condition...match anything)
#123abc
#F: match(s) to 123 found: (OFS_MATCH_START_STRING)
#123abc

I think the function ignores any wild characters or interprets them as them-self, independent of the option used.
Could anybody help me please?

Many thanks in advance,
Juergen

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ZRA	Posted - 06/08/2011 : 07:11:57 AM Origin Ver. and Service Release: 8.1 SR3 Operating System: WinXP Pro SR3 Hi, I have a problem using "okutil_find_strings()": I try to use this command to filter a category of imported files (briefly the filename as shown in the project explorer is generated by date_QSet_otherInformations, eg. 20110607_QSet_Repeat1ZRA). When I try to use QSet as search string I don't get any hits. I also tried to copy the example from the help which returned: #29> okutil_find_strings_Ex1 #A; match(s) to abc found:(OFS_MATCH_WHOLE_STRING) #abc #abc123 #D: match(s) to b* found:(* is wild) #C: match(s) to b found:(* is wild) #D: match(s) to b found: (OFS_WILDCHARS_OFF so * is literal) #E: match(s) to 123 found: (no condition...match anything) #123abc #F: match(s) to 123 found: (OFS_MATCH_START_STRING) #123abc I think the function ignores any wild characters or interprets them as them-self, independent of the option used. Could anybody help me please? Many thanks in advance, Juergen
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ZRA	Posted - 06/10/2011 : 01:48:06 AM Thank you for your help. The function works fine for me.
eparent	Posted - 06/09/2011 : 09:02:55 AM The following function will work for you even though it does not have all the options as okutil_find_strings. int find_strings(StringArray& saFound, StringArray& saSearch, LPCSTR lpszFindThis, bool bCaseSensitive) { saFound.SetSize(0); for (int i = 0; i < saSearch.GetSize(); ++i) { if (saSearch[i].Match(lpszFindThis, bCaseSensitive)) saFound.Add(saSearch[i]); } return saFound.GetSize(); } void test_find_strings() { StringArray saSearch; saSearch.Add("20110605_QSet_Repeat1ZRA"); saSearch.Add("20110716_QSet_Blue1YRB"); saSearch.Add("20110716_RSet_Blue1YRB"); saSearch.Add("20110830_QSet_Green2XRC"); saSearch.Add("20110716_TSet_Blue1YRB"); saSearch.Add("20110917_QSet_Red3XRD"); StringArray saFound; int nFound = find_strings(saFound, saSearch, "QSet", false); printf("Found %d matches:\n", nFound); for (int i = 0; i < saFound.GetSize(); ++i) printf("%d %s\n", i, saFound[i]); }
ZRA	Posted - 06/09/2011 : 02:29:15 AM Thank you for your reply, Do you have any idea, how I could avoid using this broken function for the filtering? The problem is that it should be possible to import different files with a similar name scheme (each sample type with an own key-word, such as QSet) and to import a adjustable number of files which will be processed afterwards according to the naming. Kind regards, Juergen
eparent	Posted - 06/08/2011 : 5:11:33 PM Hello, The okutil_find_strings function is broken. It appears none of the options are implemented. All comparisons seem to be case insensitive and forced to match the beginning of the strings. I have submitted a bug report for this.

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