MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)
FIL.mov
FIL.Move numbered File
Move/Insert a file within a List of numbered Files up or down by swapping all intermediate files
Intention
This command is used to move files with a builtin Number between more such files.
For example, you want to move the File "File_02.txt" to Position "04" as "File_04.txt".
You could just Swap the files but then "File_02.txt" would be at Position "4".
So this command will now start swapping files in the right order, to insert the file at the right position.
All other files are just moved one place downward.
You could also think of "Insert numbered file" in this command.
Move UP or DOWN?
If the file is moved "UP" or "DoWN", depends only on the Start- and End-Number Parameter.
If Start is higher, then the file is moved upwards until the END-Number.
If Start is lower number, then the file is moved downwards to the higher END-Number.
Generally the "?" in the Filename is replaced with the number during the process.
'Teste FIL "GNN mit Folder".
VAR.$$LAA=?path\Testfolder\
$$LAB=$$LAAFile_?.txt
' Move File_002 to the Place of File_009 shiftig the inbetween files one place up
FIL.mov|$$LAB|2|8|3|$$RES
' Move file 009 to place of file 001 shiftig ann inbetween files one place down
FIL.mov|$$LAB|9|1|3|$$RES
This is how such "Numbered files" look.
Syntax
FIL.mov|P1|P2|P3[|P4][|P5]
FIL.Move numbered File|P1|P2|P3[|P4][|P5]
Parameter Explanation
P1 - Filename and Path, it must contain a "?".
The "?" will be replaced with the formatted Number during the process.
If P1 ends with a \ then its taken as a folder-name.
P2 - (numeric) Variable or value with the number of the File to Move.
P3 - (numeric) Variable or value with the number of the target-place.
P4 - (numeric) Variable or value with number of digits to format the number.
0/1 - do not format the numbers, e.g. File_2.txt
2 and higher: - format with number of digits in P3,
Default: Numbers will not be formatted.
P5 - (Output) Variable with the result of the operation.
If omitted the result is placed on TOS.
Example
'*****************************************************
' EXAMPLE 2: FIL.gnn
'*****************************************************
'Teste FIL "MOV".
VAR.$$LAA=?path\Testfolder\
$$LAB=$$LAAFile_?.txt
$$LAC=$$LAAFile_002.txt
GMD.cf|$$LAC|$$CSA
FIL.mov|$$LAB|2|8|3|$$RES
JIV.$$RES!1|Lab_failed
$$LAC=$$LAAFile_008.txt
GMD.cf|$$LAC|$$CSD
JIS.$$CSA!$$CSD|Lab_failed
$$LAC=$$LAAFile_009.txt
GMD.cf|$$LAC|$$CSA
FIL.mov|$$LAB|9|1|3|$$RES
JIV.$$RES!1|Lab_failed
$$LAC=$$LAAFile_001.txt
GMD.cf|$$LAC|$$CSB
JIS.$$CSA!$$CSB|Lab_failed
ENR.
Remarks
Can access very large paths up to 32767 characters due to the use of NTFS-direct.
Limitations:
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See also:
• IEF. / NEF. - If - exist - File