Tersus: Read Lines

Read LinesDate: Jul 10, 2017 Read Lines - Extracts a range of lines from a text file This action efficiently reads lines of text from a specific location in a file. The file has to be located on the server file system. Triggers <Path> (non-repetitive text trigger [required]): The path that identifies the input file. <Byte Offset> (non-repetitive numeric trigger [not required]): The starting position (in bytes) at which extraction should start (starting from 0). The default is 0 <Max Lines> (non-repetitive numeric trigger [not required]): The maximum number of lines to read <Encoding> (non-repetitive numeric trigger [not required]): The character encoding used to read the file. The default encoding is the system's default encoding. Exits <Text> (non-repetitive text exit [not required]): The extracted lined as a single block of text. If no lines were found, no value is returned. The text includes line separators (between the lines and at the end of the last lines). <Total Size> (non-repetitive numeric exit [not required]): The total size of the file, in bytes <End Offset> (non-repetitive numeric exit [not required]): The offset in bytes after the end of the last extracted line
Specifically, if we read through the end of the file then <End Offset> and <Total Size> will be the same.
<End Offset> is useful as the <Byte Offset> when we want to read the next lines in the file <More Lines> (non-repetitive empty exit [not required]): Indicates that there are additional lines in the file. <Number of Lines Returned> (non-repetitive numeric exit [not required]): The number of lines returned in the output Note: This plugin reads complete lines. If the file does not end in a newline character, the part of the file following the last newline character will not be read (and so <End Offset> will be smaller than <Total Size> while there are no additional lines) See Also:

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