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Maybe something similar. $find = "test-page-1" $next = 0 For $oLink In $oLinks If StringInStr($oLink.href, $find) Then If $next Then ConsoleWrite($oLink.href & @CRLF) ExitLoop Else $next = 1 EndIf EndIf Next

I have zero opinion on this, but this is a good argument against.

For sure you can have two UDFs in a single script: #include <Excel.au3> #include <IE.au3> Global $sExcelFile = "xxxx" ; <== Add the name of the Excel file here Global $oExcel = _ExcelBookOpen($sExcelFile) Global $aExcelData = _ExcelReadSheetToArray($Excel) For $iRow = 1 To $aExcelData ; Process all read Excel rows _Process($aExcelData[$iRow][1], $aExcelData[$iRow][2], $aExcelData[$iRow][3], $aExcelData[$iRow][4]) Next Now you just have to pack the code from your first post into a function named _Process. The 4 parameters passed to the function are the first 4 fields of the record. E.g: 1, 111111111, 1.00 and 07/01/2013

There was no mention of snake game or indeed any code earlier I still must try to play with my snake more though.

Funny that you know what i thought and what i have problems with. But that is probably because you are so "brilliant". Clearly... citing a crappy comic show and urban dictionary is a true display of brilliance. It's also interesting that you go to a thread and post nothing but insults and crap, even though you think that "this has to be the friendliest place in the Universe" (as you said earlier).

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Thats exactly the code i posted, why should it work now?

do you mean your process is something like this: 1) script1 is calling program 2) script1 is calling script2 3) script2 is checking the exit code of program script1 you already have program is anything you may need to check script2 you are trying to build is this the case?

do you mean that you want to write a script to capture and analyse exit code 3 of other executables?

BTW: Don't use "Dim" as it is deprecated, use "Global".

doc files can be viewed by AutoIt? AutoIt can access the application installed to handle specific file types. for example, AutoIt can communicate with Word to handle doc files, using Word internal functionality known as COM objects. if you know of an application that opens psd files and supports COM, then this is possible. otherwise, AutoIt can automate your work with Photoshop by simulate clicking on menus and such.

I'm going to guess you are running into the same issue that we resolved >here.

Philip Hazel (author of PCRE) recommends the following pattern for matching a palindrome, right in the PCRE pattern doc: (?i)^\W*+(?:((.)\W*+(?1)\W*+\2|)|((.)\W*+(?3)\W*+\4|\W*+.\W*+))\W*+$ <leitmotiv> Of course what is under W or not is a subject open to debate (another instance where UCP support is the right way to go). </leitmotiv>

;Globals Dim $var1 Dim $sHTML Dim $sSearchText Dim $oTable Dim $oTR Dim $oTD Dim $sTblCont Dim $oLink ;$Oexcel =_ExcelBookOpen("C:\Users\Corey\Documents\fantasyvalues.xls") _ExcelBookOpen(@DesktopDir & "\fantasyvalues.xlsx") $oExcel = ObjGet("", "Excel.Application") That gets me past the $oExcel error & on to the $oIE errorBeyond that I will be of little use to you on this one.