Pascal Script Archives - File transfer tool from Limagito

16 Jan
How to get week number from filename
Week number from filename
Q: I have tried to look at your blog and pascal scripts, but have not found what I am looking for, so maybe you could help.
I would like to rename files with filename starting with a date to year and two digit week number.
Example: 18-01-2026-different-names-etc.pdf
New filename: 202603-different-names-etc.pdf
A: This is possible using our scriptin option
Destination Setup, you need an extra Destination:
First Destination must be our Pascal Script
Second Destination will be your output
Add the following Pascal Script in the First Destination, script: link
Enable and add the following File renaming setup in the Second Destination (= your output directory):
RunTime Log Result:
If you need any help about this ‘week number from filename’ question, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Limagito Team
#basic #managedfiletransfer #filetransfer #filemanagement
By Limagito-Team Pascal Script Rename week number
21 Nov
Send email when Number of files in a folder is higher than 10
Q: I would like to know how in Limagito to Send email when Number of files in a folder is higher than 10. So, count the number of *.xml files in a specific folder, and simply notify when the number is higher than 10.
A: Yes, this is possible using our scripting option
As Source we used our PScript option and added the following script:
Do not forget to adjust the Const values
ctSourcePath, ctFilter, ctIncludeSubDir and ctFileCount
Add the following script
If count of files > 10 than this will trigger the On Success Rule Event (psExitCode = 1)
Var tmpCount: Integer; Const ctSourcePath = 'C:\Test\In_Xml\'; ctFilter = '*.xml'; ctIncludeSubDir = True; ctFileCount = 10; Begin psExitCode:= 0; // ... add your code here tmpCount := psCountFiles(ctSourcePath, ctFilter, ctIncludeSubDir); If tmpCount > ctFileCount Then Begin psLogWrite(1, '', 'File Count: ' + IntToSTr(tmpCount) + ', more than ' + IntToStr(ctFileCount)); psExitCode := 1; End; End.
Next add the On Success Rule Event
Do not forget to enable the option ‘Enable On Success Events for LimagitoX temporary Files’.
This is needed because in this case we don’t have any Destination.
Result email:
If you need any help about this request, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Limagito Team
#managedfiletransfer #filetransfer #filemanagement
By Limagito-Team Pascal Script higher than, number of files
04 Oct
How to move directories by sending an xml to a watch folder
How to move directories by sending an xml to a watch folder
Q: I want to move directories recusivly from one volume to another, by sending an xml to a watch folder.
<Move>
<Dir Src=”C:\Test\Label\In“ Dest=”C:\Test\Label\Out“/>
</Move>
This moves all files and subdirectories from the source to destination, every time I drop a new file into the processing folder. Each xml will contain one entry (Src and Dest). When a xml file is successfully processed it should go to a ‘backup’ folder.
A: Yes, this should be possible using our Pascal Script option. We’ll read the ‘Scr’ and ‘Dest’ value from the xml, the function and other settings need to be done within our File Mover. Both Src and Dest should be Windows folders or shares. We added an option that will move invalid xml files to an ‘error’ folder.
We used the following test folder structure:
The Xml processing folder contains two subfolders:
Backup: when a xml file is successfully processed it should go to a ‘backup’ subfolder
Error: invalid xml files will be moved to this ‘error’ subfolder
Source Setup:
Variable %VSA ( Variable String A ) will be set using our Pascal Script option
Destination Setup:
Variable %VSB ( Variable String B )will be set using our Pascal Script option
Open our Pascal Script option:
Enable and add the following ‘On Rule Begin’ Pascal Script:
You can download the script here
Do not forget to adjust the Const values
ctXmlPath: Path where we need to look for xml files
ctXmlErrorPath: Path where we will move invalid xml files to
ctRoot, ctChild, ctAttrSrc, ctAttrDest: Where do we need to look in the xml files to find ‘Src’ and ‘Dest’ values.
Enable and add the following ‘On Rule End’ Pascal Script:
You can download the script here
Do not forget to adjust the Const values
ctXmlBackupPath: Path where successfully processed xml files are moved to
RunTime Log Result:
We found a valid ‘xml_processor.xml’ file containing ‘C:\Test\Label\In’ as Src and ‘C:\Test\Label\Out’ as Dest
If you need any help about this ‘move directories by sending an xml’ request, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Limagito Team
#xml #managedfiletransfer #filetransfer #filemanagement
By Limagito-Team How-to Pascal Script watch folder, Xml