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I have the following in my .pil files (yes, me again):

object {
		origin { 0 2300 }
		dimensions { 168000 225000 }
		id "692596902"
		user-name "692596902"
		rc-name "692596902"
		application {
			app-name "ATEX-FPO-DUMMY-CONTROL"
			string 			{ major-type "ADV" }
			string 			{ advertisers-name "XXX" }
			string 			{ ad-description "T-DAY STWD PG 1: WEP" }
			string 			{ ad-number "692596902" }
		}
		application {
			app-name "ATEX-ARCHITECT-ADINFO"
			string 			{ object-type "AD" }
			string 			{ columns "6.0" }
			string 			{ lines "2250" }
			string 			{ advertiser "XXX" }
			string 			{ description "T-DAY STWD PG 1: WEP" }
			string 			{ zone "OZON" }
			string 			{ merchandise-code "2050" }
		}
		application {
			app-name "ATEX-COLOR"
			string 			{ color "SP" }
		}
	}

This is basically a text file. I'd like to use Javascript to do the following:

1. Open this text file (XXX.pil)
2. Read in each line (an array of strings?)
3. parse the lines (regexp) looking for things like 'zone "OZON"'
4. output the lines I need to an alert (debug step)
5. use the values of the regexp'd lines in my placement (placing textframes)

My problem: Yes, you may say I have many problems, but I'm having a bitch of a time getting the files to open and even output as an alert. Here's what I have for opening the file:

// 1. get a .pil file
var pilFileLocation = "[[path to files]]/";
var pilFile			= pilFileLocation+"XXX.pil";

// 2. open the .pil file
var openPilFile = File(pilFile);
//myDocument.place(openPilFile);
var openPilFileContents = openPilFile.open("r");
var openPilFileLength = openPilFileContents.length;
if(openPilFileContents==true){
	alert("Your .pil file has been opened. (length: "+openPilFileLength+")");
	// do something
} else {
	alert("Sorry, it doesn't look like we could open the .pil file.");
}

I get a true for the openPilFile.open("r");
However, openPilFileLength returns undefined.

Any takers?

Chad