Suggestion: ConsoleWriteLine.

[XIXI]

I don't know where the source is for ConsoleWrite, so I based my function on ConsoleWrite

Func ConsoleWriteLine($t)
    ConsoleWrite($t & @CRLF)
EndFunc

This code makes it easier when your needed to have a clean console with alot of new lines

[Thatsgreat2345]

I don't know where the source is for ConsoleWrite, so I based my function on ConsoleWrite

Func ConsoleWriteLine($t)
    ConsoleWrite($t & @CRLF)
EndFunc

This code makes it easier when your needed to have a clean console with alot of new lines

So how is this useful? We can't just add our own @CRLF?

[NELyon]

This is hardly more efficient.

Typing

ConsoleWrite("Hello" & @CRLF)

and

ConsoleWriteLine("Hello")

Are both 25 Characters. Thus, you are saving no time.

[Siao]

Use Scite.

Type in

cw

press space.

Save time.

Although I do remember writing myself a function like this when I started using AutoIt too:

Func cw($s1, $s2='', $s3='', $s4='', $s5='', $s6='', $s7='', $s8='', $s9='', $s10='')
    For $i = 1 To @NumParams
        ConsoleWrite(Eval('s'&$i) & @CRLF)
    Next
EndFunc

Edited January 29, 2008 by Siao

[MrCreatoR]

This is hardly more efficient.

Typing

ConsoleWrite("Hello" & @CRLF)

and

ConsoleWriteLine("Hello")

Are both 25 Characters. Thus, you are saving no time.

This is not about saving "execute time", this is about typing it every time , it's not too hard, but if we will have such function (built-in), it will be much more easy to debug our scripts.

I made a Feature request on it - but it was rejected . But it's ok, i personaly already used to write those & @LF extra chars for ConsoleWrite()

[MrCreatoR]

Use Scite.

Type in

cw

press space.

Save time.

Although I do remember writing myself a function like this when I started using AutoIt too:

Func cw($s1, $s2='', $s3='', $s4='', $s5='', $s6='', $s7='', $s8='', $s9='', $s10='')
    For $i = 1 To @NumParams
        ConsoleWrite(Eval('s'&$i) & @CRLF)
    Next
EndFunc

OMG!!! i didn't know about this one! thank you very much Siao!

P.S

Now i know why some prefixes highlighted with red in SciTE.

[therks]

ConsoleWrite("Hello" & @CRLF)

and

ConsoleWriteLine("Hello")

Are both 25 Characters. Thus, you are saving no time.

Not to argue with the overall idea (I think building in an extra function just to automatically add linefeeds is crazy), but where did you learn to count?

ConsoleWrite("Hello" & @CRLF) = 29 characters, even if you take out the spaces it's 27, which, if I learned my mathin' right, isn't 25.

[NELyon]

Not to argue with the overall idea (I think building in an extra function just to automatically add linefeeds is crazy), but where did you learn to count?

ConsoleWrite("Hello" & @CRLF) = 29 characters, even if you take out the spaces it's 27, which, if I learned my mathin' right, isn't 25.

Whoa. My bad. It's late and i'm tired...

[Jango]

Not to argue with the overall idea (I think building in an extra function just to automatically add linefeeds is crazy), but where did you learn to count?

ConsoleWrite("Hello" & @CRLF) = 29 characters, even if you take out the spaces it's 27, which, if I learned my mathin' right, isn't 25.

If you use Scite auto complete function you don't need to type all chars.