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Hi! Today I want to show you my current AutoIt project: The ISN AutoIt Studio. The ISN AutoIt Studio is a complete IDE made with AutoIt, for AutoIt! It includes a GUI designer, a code editor (with syntax highlighting, auto complete & intelisense), a file viewer, a backup system, trophies and a lot more features!! Here are some screenshots: Here some higlights: -> easy to create/manage/public your AutoIt-projects! ->integrated GUI-Editor (ISN Form Studio 2) ->integrated - file & projectmanager ->auto backupfunction for your Projects ->extendable with plugins! ->available in several languages ->trophies ->Syntax highlighting /Autocomplete / Intelisense ->Dynamic Script ->detailed overview of the project (total working hours, total size...) And much more!!! -> -> Click here to download ISN AutoIt Studio <- <- Here is the link to the german autoit forum where I posted ISN AutoIt Studio the first time: http://autoit.de/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=29742&pageNo=1 For more information visit my Homepage: https://www.isnetwork.at So….have fun with ISN AutoIt Studio! PS: Sorry for my bad English! ^^

There is no need to loop thru the button-id's. #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> Global $aBtnIds[9] $hGui=GUICreate('Buttontest', 110, 110) For $i = 0 To 8 $aBtnIds[$i] = GUICtrlCreateButton($i + 1, 10 + Mod($i,3) * 30, 10 + Int($i/3) * 30, 25, 25) Next GUISetState() While 1 $msg = GUIGetMsg() Switch $msg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit Case $aBtnIds[0] To $aBtnIds[8] MsgBox(0, 'Button', 'No. ' & $msg - $aBtnIds[0] + 1 & ' was clicked',0,$hGui) EndSwitch WEnd

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I have always found that StringFormat example only really shows the required format string when run - the double %% used in the printf strings really confused me when I first started using the function. I hope this proposal works both as a reference script and when run: _StringFormat_Example() Func _StringFormat_Example() Local $iInt_Unsigned = 43951789 Local $iInt_Negative = -43951789 ConsoleWrite(@CRLF & "Numeric Formats" & @CRLF) ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%d", "standard positive integer with no sign", 1) ; 43951789 ShowFormat($iInt_Negative, "%d", "standard negative integer with sign", 1) ; -43951789 ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%i", "standard integer", 1) ; 43951789 ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%09i", "9 digits with leading zero", 1) ; 043951789 ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%e", "scientific notation") ; 4.395179e+007 ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%u", "unsigned integer with positive integer", 1) ; 43951789 ShowFormat($iInt_Negative, "%u", "unsigned integer with negative integer", 1) ; 4251015507 ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%f", "floating point") ; 43951789.000000 ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%.2f", "floating point with 2 digits after decimal point", 1) ; 43951789.00 ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%o", "octal", 1) ; 247523255 ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%s", "string", 1) ; 43951789 ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%x", "hexadecimal (lower-case)", 1) ; 29ea6ad ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%X", "hexadecimal (upper-case)", 1) ; 29EA6AD ShowFormat($iInt_Unsigned, "%+d", "sign specifier on a positive integer", 1) ; +43951789 ShowFormat($iInt_Negative, "%+d", "sign specifier on a negative integer", 1) ; -43951789 Local $sString = "string" Local $sString_Long = "longstring" ConsoleWrite(@CRLF & "String Formats - [ ] used to show beginning/end of string" & @CRLF) ShowFormat($sString, "[%s]", "standard string", 1) ; [string] ShowFormat($sString, "[%10s]", "10 chars right justified with added spaces") ; [ string] ShowFormat($sString, "[%-10s]", "10 chars left justified with added spaces") ; [string ] ShowFormat($sString_Long, "[%10.8s]", "right justified but precision 8 so truncated") ; [ longer s] ShowFormat($sString_Long, "[%-10.8s]", "left justifed but precision 8 so truncated") ; [longer s ] ShowFormat($sString, "[%010s]", "10 chars with leading zero") ; [0000string] ConsoleWrite(@CRLF & "Date Format - each % uses a new parameter" & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite('"%02i\%02i\%04i" 0n (1, 9, 2013) => ' & StringFormat("%02i\%02i\%04i", 1, 9, 2013) & @CRLF & @CRLF) EndFunc Func ShowFormat($vVar, $sFormat, $sExplan, $iTab = 0) ConsoleWrite('"' & $sFormat & '" on ' & $vVar & @TAB & ' => ' & StringFormat($sFormat, $vVar)) If $iTab Then ConsoleWrite(@TAB) ConsoleWrite(@TAB & " ; " & $sExplan & @CRLF) EndFunc Numeric Formats "%d" on 43951789 => 43951789 ; standard positive integer with no sign "%d" on -43951789 => -43951789 ; standard negative integer with sign "%i" on 43951789 => 43951789 ; standard integer "%09i" on 43951789 => 043951789 ; 9 digits with leading zero "%e" on 43951789 => 4.395179e+007 ; scientific notation "%u" on 43951789 => 43951789 ; unsigned integer with positive integer "%u" on -43951789 => 4251015507 ; unsigned integer with negative integer "%f" on 43951789 => 43951789.000000 ; floating point "%.2f" on 43951789 => 43951789.00 ; floating point with 2 digits after decimal point "%o" on 43951789 => 247523255 ; octal "%s" on 43951789 => 43951789 ; string "%x" on 43951789 => 29ea6ad ; hexadecimal (lower-case) "%X" on 43951789 => 29EA6AD ; hexadecimal (upper-case) "%+d" on 43951789 => +43951789 ; sign specifier on a positive integer "%+d" on -43951789 => -43951789 ; sign specifier on a negative integer String Formats - [ ] used to show beginning/end of string "[%s]" on string => [string] ; standard string "[%10s]" on string => [ string] ; 10 chars right justified with added spaces "[%-10s]" on string => [string ] ; 10 chars left justified with added spaces "[%10.8s]" on longstring => [ longstri] ; right justified but precision 8 so truncated "[%-10.8s]" on longstring => [longstri ] ; left justifed but precision 8 so truncated "[%010s]" on string => [0000string] ; 10 chars with leading zero Date Format - each % uses a new parameter "%02i\%02i\%04i" 0n (1, 9, 2013) => 01\09\2013The various tabs all line up in SciTE - I really hate this editor! M23

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"A small leak will sink a great ship"

guinness, As the code is exactly what I suggest, I am not surprised that it returns exactly the size of image that I think it should: - 1. 1680 x 1050 (full screen) - 2. 797 x 597 As I pointed out in the Trac ticket asking for (0, 0, 796, 596) should produce a 797 x 597 image - which it does. M23

#include <Array.au3> $sString = BinaryToString(InetRead("http://vnptonline.net/bb/xxxx2.txt")) ConsoleWrite($sString & @CR) $aReturn = StringRegExp( $sString, "(?is)<tr[^>]+>.*?<td>(.*?)</td>.*?<td>(.*?)</td>.*?<td>(?:\d{1,2}|/)+(\d{4}).*?</td>.*?<td>(.*?)</td>", 4 ) Local $l For $i = 0 To UBound($aReturn) - 1 $l = $aReturn[$i] ;~ _ArrayDisplay($l) If $l[2] = "03355" And $l[4] = "This person is here now" And $l[3] = "2011" Then _ArrayDisplay( $l, "BUZZ!! The Guy Here." ) Next #cs <tr class="alitem"> <td>1</td> <td>03192</td> <td>24/11/2011 09:32:12</td> <td>This person is not here anymore</td></tr> <tr class="alitem"> <td>2</td> <td>03224</td> <td>24/11/2011 09:32:12</td> <td>This person is not here anymore</td></tr> <tr class="alitem"> <td>3</td> <td>03355</td> <td>24/11/2011 09:32:12</td> <td>This person is here now</td></tr> <tr class="alitem"> <td>4</td> <td>02234</td> <td>24/11/2011 09:32:12</td> <td>This person is not here anymore</td></tr> #ceThumbs up if it helped

I'm sure most people look at this and don't know anything about XML files, the number of views is irrelevant to the number of people able to help.

I just wanted to say thanks. to JoeyB 1275 and TheSaint. I have been using and modifying this au3 for years now, working it in to a few projects. Since the latest autoit upgrade I had to update to the latest id3.au3 version and subsiquently update most of my code. When i was done updating my most used project i realized that i had to only change a few lines of code and comment out almost all of my mods and additional functions. through my experience with this i have learned a lot about the file structure used for mp3's and it comes in pretty handy when my boss gives me a file and asks why it does not work with our system. i can just hex edit the thing and bring it back to life or tell him that its thoroughly thrashed with out any doubt. I know i don't post here much , but i have been using autoit since 2006 when a big name company(can't say) handed me testing process with autohotkey. I found a better way of doing things with autoit....saved the day, and have loved it ever since. so once again. Thank you.