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I have uploaded the ahk and txt file I using. It seems to be unable to detect .mp3 when I include $.
Test.zip

Fix readme (+figure out why GH now messes it up)

Hello, great tool and I see much potential for this. I am trying to get it to read lines from a file. But, everytime I run the following code, all I get in the popup box is C:\Users\kyelc\Desktop\ahkscripts\todolist.txt which isn't correct. I have tried hard coded paths like below, relative paths and setting bounds on the ReadLines. What else can I do?

Code:
Lines:=TF_ReadLines("C:\Users\kyelc\Desktop\ahkscripts\todolist.txt")
MsgBox %Lines%

TF_GetData(byref OW, byref Text, byref FileName) {
  If (text = 0) ; v3.6
  {
    MsgBox, 48, TF Lib Error, % "Read Error:``npossible reason: perhaps you used ! vs ""!"" ?"
Some newbie try to use this lib, but failed.
His text contain only one line: "000000".
I dont know that you mean here, possibly you mean text = "" ?

Error at line 151 in #include file
"C:\Sysinternal\AutoHotkey\Library\TF\tf.ahk"

Line Text:
data-hydro-click="{"event_type":"authentication.click","payload":{"location_in_page":"site header","repository_id":null,"auth_type":"SIGN_UP","originating_url":"https://github.com/hi5/TF/blob/master/tf.ahk","user_id":null}}" data-hydro-click-hmac="9bfa7217bce64129a14fd6cd3fec393f409275859f7468c3ec0b29ca2aa0588c"

Error: This line does not contain a recognized action.

The program will exit.

Currently TF_RemoveDuplicateLines only removes the additional duplicates, so 1 of the duplicate is always left behind. Could an option be added to remove all instances of the duplicate so none of them show? This would be useful for comparing 2 lists when you only want to see the non-duplicate items.

In "myfile.xml", I want to replace FALSE with TRUE on Line 1, so I used your library as follows:
TF_ReplaceInLines("!%A_AppData%\Roaming\myfile.xml""1","","False","True")

This does not work for me. The value is not changed.

If I put in the full file address like this:
TF_ReplaceInLines("!C:\Users\USERNAME\Roaming\myfile.xml""1","","False","True") it works.

Is there a way to get this function working with %AppData% or %A_AppData% as I will be distributing this file to my family, and I dont know their USERNAMEs.

Thanks in advance.

Hi @hi5. I'm wondering if you'd be interested in publishing TF as an ahkpm package?

ahkpm is a package manager built specifically for AutoHotkey libraries.

• Repo: https://github.com/joshuacc/ahkpm
• Docs: https://ahkpm.dev/

I've written a guide on how to publish ahkpm packages and it likely wouldn't take much time at all.

The main thing I noticed that you might need to change is to start tagging new versions with the appropriate semantic version number. e.g. git tag 1.3.18.

I'd be happy to open up a PR adding the ahkpm.json file if you're interested.

I have been working a lot with TF_RemoveBlankLines, TF_RemoveLines and TF_CountLines. While the count seams to recognize the current working directory, the remove functions don't.

Here are a few details of my application:
Script location: %A_ProgramFiles%\program\script.exe
File location: %A_AppData%\program\file.txt
SetWorkingDir, %A_AppData%\program
script has #include TF.ahk built in (v3.4)

When script.exe uses a TF function relying on the working directory, I get mixed results. The CountLines seams to work fine while RemoveBlankLines and RemoveLines seam to fail.

If I force a hard path to the files I have no problem getting the functions to work but that isn't feasible when creating a program for distribution. I need to rely on system variables to locate properly stored files.

If the Script, files and working directory are all in the same folder, I have no problem accessing the files without a hard path. This is not feasible because the script is a program and belongs in ProgramFiles. Since ProgramFiles is a restricted folder, a text file can't be edited in that directory unless the user is logged in as an admin.

I tried to do a work-around by using the apropriate system variable as the path for the file name within the TF function call. This didn't work either because TF functions can't contain variables as a part of a file name or because I have been unable to work out the syntax on it. Either way, the TF functions should be using the WorkingDir anyway.

I tried going into the TF code to determine the problem but I am still learning and it was a bit over my head for now.

Any help for this bug or a work-around would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

I don't understand why but functions like TF_LineNumber aren't working, as in, they do absolutely nothing. If I have a sample file with a bunch of lines (around 45 lines) of "asdf", called File.txt, and I copy and paste the example line:
TF_LineNumber("File.txt",1,15,A_Space)
Nothing happens to the file - the file is not changed at all. And this is copied from the example so there is absolutely no way I could have messed it up.
It's not a permission issue either, since I can write to the file with normal AHK code.

I have uploaded the script and outputs. Line 13 from Music.ahk is causing "e" from the last line of Artist - Song.txt to be deleted.
Music.zip

I'm on 1.1.30.03 and I'm using SciTE4AutoHotKey as my editor, when I try to run my application with the ahk in the Lib folder I get the following error message:

I will admit that this is the first time I'm using a Lib file so maybe I'm doing something wrong or I'm running a build of AutoHotKey that isn't compatible with this Lib but any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Using TF_Sort deletes the last character in the sorted file, e.g.

Zetta - Cybercrime - 122291598

In Music list_copy.txt, it shows as

Zetta - Cybercrime - 12229159

test.zip