After Merge txt files to txt file

Kisu

How do I combine all the part object txt files in to one, or is there ez way to import them all back to nav?

Edit: Sorry, noticed the merge option in the splitter late

Waldo

You should write some kind of procedure to merge them into one ... it's quite easy in NAV.

Something like:

//F and F2 have datatype "File"
//vartxtFileName is the variable that contains the name of the concatenated file
//recFile has datatype record and subtype "File"
//vartxtDir contains the directory with all the files that has to be concatenated
//Texte had datatype Text of 1024 chars

F.TEXTMODE(TRUE);
F.WRITEMODE(TRUE);
IF NOT F.CREATE(vartxtFileName) THEN
  ERROR('Unable to create %1', vartxtFileName);

recFile.SETRANGE(Path,vartxtDir+ '\');
recFile.SETRANGE("Is a file",TRUE);
IF recFile.FINDSET THEN
REPEAT
 F2.TEXTMODE := TRUE;
 F2.OPEN(vartxtDir +'\'+recFile.Name);
 F2.READ(Texte);
 REPEAT
   F.WRITE(Texte);
 UNTIL fleTable.READ(Texte) = 0;
 F2.CLOSE;
UNTIL recFile.NEXT = 0;

F.CLOSE;

Waldo

Kisu wrote:

Edit: Sorry, noticed the merge option in the splitter late

Lol ... oops .
Anyway, above is another way to go

wye

Another way to go, it's quite easy in MS-DOS:

copy *.txt all.txt

And then just import the all.txt file.

Waldo

works like a charm and good tip!
:thumbsup:

primeap

A neat trick to first copy all txt from all subfolders is:

for /R %a in (*.txt) do @copy /y "%a"

then merge

copy *.txt all.txt

Kisu

primeap wrote: »

wye wrote: »

Another way to go, it's quite easy in MS-DOS:

copy *.txt all.txt

And then just import the all.txt file.

A neat trick to merge all txt from all subfolders is:

for /R %a in (*.txt) do @copy /y "%a" all.txt

Nice reply. Even its almost 10 year old post ^^