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Internet Data Extractor 1.0 (~420 Kb) $99

You can create a pascal script which can download websites, parses the table entries (read and write from the table) and for example following the links to collect detail information. The pascal script can save the result as CSV file. It is no problem to extract the needed information. Lets say you want to download all information available for a list of stocks and do some calculatation and output the result as Excel table. Or you want to extract all adresses from a list of adresses on a website and put them into a data base. Once the script is created and runs well you can call the program with the script file name as parameter and the program will extract all information in the background.

This program can save you a lot of money, as it can automate tasks and save many man working hours!

We can write a special script for your needs if you do not want todo it on your own. Please contact webmaster@cadkas.de and describe your needs and you will get an offer what it would cost to write the script file for your needs.

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Supported functions for the scripts

For example on wWikipedia: Pascal as programming language.

All types are variant types.

An example script is:

var i,e;
begin
  e:=0;
  for i:=1 to 100 do begin
    e:=e+getcell(i,1);
  end;  
end;

A real world example is available in the file comdirect.pas. This file will download all detail information of all 30 German DAX stocks and saves each one in a separate csv file on hard disk. The information is readed from the German website http://www.comdirect.de

• download

  resulturl:=Download(url,baseurl);

  This will follow the link "url" and uses "baseurl" as main html document. If "url" is a complete URL, baseurl can be empty. The resulturl is the url which the program has build from url and baseurl and actually downloaded. The result of the download process will be saved in the main table.

  Examples:

  download('http://www.cadkas.com','');
  resulturl:=download('/next.htm','http://www.cadkas.com/test.htm');
  

  resulturl will be http://www.cadkas.com/next.htm in this case.

  This is needed because the link inside the html file will often be relative links. And if you need to follow the links you will need the baseurl and the relative link.

• savetable

  SaveTable('name.csv');

  This command will save the actual main table under the file name specified.

  Examples:

  savetable('test.csv');
  savetable('stock'+inttostr(i)+'+.csv');
  

• GetCell

  GetCell(column,row);

  This command will return the value saved in the given table cell.

  Examples:

  s:=GetCell(1,2);
  s:=GetCell(i+1,e);
  

• SetCell

  SetCell(column,row,newvalue);

  This command will save a new value saved in the given table cell.

  Examples:

  SetCell(1,2,'test');
  SetCell(i+1,e,s);
  

• ClearCells

  ClearCells;

  This command will clear the main table.

  Examples:

  ClearCells;
  

• VarArrayCreate

  var:=VarArrayCreate(numberofentries);

  This command will create an array in which you can store information.

  Examples:

  var s;
  begin
  s := VarArrayCreate(91);
  s[0]:='test';
  s[90]:='test 90';
  s[91]:='test';//this is invalid
  end;