I am a beginner in VBA, so bear with me!
I've got a project folder (of a translation tool) containing big files and the script is searching for new .big files. I then need to compare found files with the already existing files in my project folder. There is an error in my looping.
Sample files...
I need to tweak the code of the following piece of code so that not all files of all subfolders are picked up but only files of a specific file type I previously define. In my case I would like to search for *.frm, *.res and *.properties files. I tried several routes but wasn't successful in how...
I have a tab separated 3 column text file with $file, $source and $target on each row.
1st: I need to identify all rows with identical $source;
2nd: I'll take the result of the 1st step and compare the $target. If different $target are used for $source, the output should give me all rows of that...
I already serached the forum and asked other colleagues who work with Perl how to tackle my problem but they couldn't help me. I need to get filtered out all records that contain 5 lines. Records are seperated by a "blankline" (^$). Below is an example of the file. I would need the following...
How can I add data to an array slice?
To be honest, I am lost. I am basically a linguist trying to automate daily routines around my terminological work. I have got some basic knowledge of Perl but now I am stuck.
Here's what I am after:
File 1 (tab delimited)
Account Code format.res...
Hope my question isn't too stupid but I just cannot get it working.
I have a database output like this:
# ---------------------------------------------
#
# Exported Dictionaries:
#
# C:\TRANSIT.WIN\DB\CODA\INTELL
#
# Date of Export: 10.01.2005
#
# Format of Export: (ansi)
#
#...
Hello,
I try to compare the hash keys of two individual files.
The content of file1 is (tab separated columns):
Carmen !
Poekie
This is a test .
Winter ?
Test !
The content of file2 is (tab separated columns):
this is a test test.res, bla.frm
carmen test.res, carmen,txt
poekie poeki.frm
The...
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