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Hi. Local $aArray[2]=[DllStructCreate("dword TokType;wchar Token[100]"),DllStructCreate("dword TokType;wchar Token[100]")] $aArray[0].TokType=1 $aArray[0].Token="Hola" $aArray[1].TokType=2 $aArray[1].Token="Mundo" ConsoleWrite($aArray[0].TokType() & " " & $aArray[0].Token() & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite($aArray[1].TokType() & " " & $aArray[1].Token() & @CRLF) Saludos2 points
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but wait, there's one example that shows what is possible multithreading in AutoiT -InetGet. But here's the irony, this function should be part of the language.1 point
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CHAT with AUTOIT
benyamin200 reacted to AutID for a topic
Use autoit info tool to get the id of the control you want and then controlgettext to get the text of the control. If it is IE then check the IE UDF. IEPropertyGet(ID, innerText) could do the trick. But we are shooting in the dark. Share your code or the site you are automating...1 point -
CHAT with AUTOIT
benyamin200 reacted to AutID for a topic
It is possible but is it allowed?1 point -
You're not concatenating in that line MikahS, you're adding the strings together like a math problem. Concatenation is done using "&" and not "+".1 point
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That's not an error, that's a warning message that is telling you that your script is written badly and AutoIt refuses to run such poorly written drivel.1 point
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joker197cinque, Unfortunately your username does not inspire confidence. Please PM me with some details of what run few software, press some buttons, copy some files really means. You get to the Messenger via the dropdown next to your username at top-right. Until I get a satisfactory answer we will lock this. M231 point
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EXE back to script.. possible??
Blue_Drache reacted to JohnOne for a topic
Best just write a new script. What you are asking for will get the angry AutoIt villagers hunting you with pitch forks.1 point -
Strange behavior of a very simple script
232showtime reacted to JohnOne for a topic
I'm not sure I'd accept the answer you did unless I heard it from a code dev. Why would the local var need to be tested again? it is equal to 7 and tested at the top of the loop, it is not While $var < 8 where it might be tested.1 point -
Strange behavior of a very simple script
232showtime reacted to JohnOne for a topic
I would say it is actually a bug, but someone would come along and say otherwise so let's just say using such a temp variable outside of its loop causes undefined behaviour. I imagine it has something to do with how AutoIt handles loops, and specifically nested loops. You see the Until keyword does not recognize that the variable has reached its limit and Do loop should end.1 point -
That was uncalled for and very rude. Please do not do that again. Thank you.1 point
