@spa3212 said in Reading input data from csv file of non english:
@Fox so don't know for csv file this doesn't work, but for txt file it does :) anyways thans.
This works for any text file. Attach the file for the test
Hi,
Can you please explain what is the difference between Use each line several times and Use each line any number of times?
several times means how many times?
@surfmore said in lines from files:
Hi,
Can you please explain what is the difference between Use each line several times and Use each line any number of times?
several times means how many times?
several times

many times

Continuing on the parsing lines topic.
How do i grab user,pass,proxy that is on a line.
an example of format i want to get is
user,pass,ip:port:proxyuser:proxypass
In the parse line feature under tools it grabs, but it uses , and : as separators at the same time.
How can I choose the separator I want? in my case only comma and not colon (:)
I am using like this now, but if we can choose a unique separator, it is easier. Also sometime the password field has "," ";" ":" and mess up the results I think.
Appreciate your help
@surfmore said in lines from files:
Continuing on the parsing lines topic.
How do i grab user,pass,proxy that is on a line.
an example of format i want to get is
user,pass,ip:port:proxyuser:proxypass
In the parse line feature under tools it grabs, but it uses , and : as separators at the same time.
How can I choose the separator I want? in my case only comma and not colon (:)
I am using like this now, but if we can choose a unique separator, it is easier. Also sometime the password field has "," ";" ":" and mess up the results I think.
Appreciate your help

