Well guys, my post got me to thinking, and I realized that with the new additions to the API, I was not as limited as I once was. That being said / thought, I have now successfully programmed a writeLine(string filename, string content, int line) function that overWrites the specified line, as opposed to adding a line at the end of the file. If you would like this code, just send me a message ingame (if Im offline you can use the Mail Me function on my site (011.028.1.990). Thanks again to the devs for fixing up the scripting language!
Well guys, my post got me to thinking, and I realized that with the new additions to the API, I was not as limited as I once was.
You were limited?
Limits do not exist [...]
I wrote today a version which does that the old way - meaning only using the old API without arrays. But is doesn't work perfect yet. It has troubles with the last line and line numbers beyond the limit. I'll fix that - after some sleep. In every other case it work(s/ed).
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Well guys, my post got me to thinking, and I realized that with the new additions to the API, I was not as limited as I once was. That being said / thought, I have now successfully programmed a writeLine(string filename, string content, int line) function that overWrites the specified line, as opposed to adding a line at the end of the file. If you would like this code, just send me a message ingame (if Im offline you can use the Mail Me function on my site (011.028.1.990). Thanks again to the devs for fixing up the scripting language!
- TTJ (CEO and owner of The Hacking Agency)
-TTJ
replacing a line of a file
Well guys, my post got me to thinking, and I realized that with the new additions to the API, I was not as limited as I once was.
You were limited?
Limits do not exist [...]
I wrote today a version which does that the old way - meaning only using the old API without arrays. But is doesn't work perfect yet. It has troubles with the last line and line numbers beyond the limit. I'll fix that - after some sleep. In every other case it work(s/ed).
replacing file line
Well, yes thats the quote from EN, but I am not in EN, still I realized after that I could do it with old HackScript too.
Happy Scripting everyone!
-TTJ (CEO and owner of The Hacking Agency )
-TTJ