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7.6

Reading a text file with VB6

Asked by dominica526 in VB Controls

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Hello Experts,

I have a report that is generated from a third party application as a text file. I need to read and obtain some specific information contained in this text file. I need the filenames that the report contains so that  I can store in a variable to be used later in my application. Here is a sample report:

02/03/04     Report : BLB List Report     16:38:19


** Image library: 04034E02.BLB
        23 documents of type BCKSCN
** Image library: 04034A08.BLB
        82 documents of type 7070

The lines will always be in the same place and the files will always be in the same place. I know how to open a text file and read each line. What I don't know is how to take only the part of the line that I need. Here is my code:

If oFso.FileExists(App.path & "\blbreport.txt") Then
    Set ts = fso.OpenTextFile(App.path & "\ blbreport.txt", 1, False)
          While Not ts.AtEndOfStream
Line1 = ts.ReadLine
Line2 = ts.ReadLine
Line3 = ts.ReadLine
Line4 = ts.ReadLine
Line5 = ts.ReadLine
Line6 = ts.ReadLine
Line7 = ts.ReadLine

          Wend
          ts.Close
        Set ts = Nothing
      End If
    Set fso = Nothing


I would like to clean the lines and just get the filenames.

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Zone: VB Controls
Tags: file, text, vb6, read
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