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Hello @GregEisenberg You need to do this: Local $oJsonRect=_WD_ElementAction($sSession, $sElements, 'rect') ConsoleWrite("!" & Json_Get($oJsonRect, "[x]") & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite("!" & Json_Get($oJsonRect, "[y]") & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite("!" & Json_Get($oJsonRect, "[width]") & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite("!" & Json_Get($oJsonRect, "[height]") & @CRLF) Saludos2 points
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Don't get mad at me. If you ask a dumb question, don't be surprised if you get a dumb answer. I quoted your question. It does not mention StringRegexp or AutoIt functions. Here it is again for your viewing pleasure. Regex is not exclusive to AutoIt so what would make one think that you were referring to AutoIt functions? Whether you are stupid or not is debatable. But one thing is for sure and that is that you are factually dishonest.1 point
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Check faq31 and use simplespy or inspect.exe to give more details on the objects you can identify by highlightning.1 point
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@GHawk I will try to help. Post the code that you attempted so I can see where the problem may be. Most likely, you can just change ControlSetText($hWnd, '', '[CLASS:Edit;INSTANCE:7]', 'F22222', 0) To ControlFocus($hWnd, '', '[CLASS:Edit;INSTANCE:7]') Send("F22222")1 point
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$str = "CD1894EF" msgbox(0, '' , stringregexpreplace($str , "(.)(.)" , "$2$1")) ;DC8149FE1 point
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I'm not stupid, and yes, i tried (should i really need to answer it?). As i asked, i want a good tutorial with autoit functions, and this is not what i was really asking for. Your answer is totally contemptible. if you don't know how to help, or don't whant to, don't waste your time posting these things...0 points
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@x_bennY Have you tried the Internet? If not, you can start here: http://lmgtfy.com/?s=d&iie=1&q=regular+expression+tutorial Then, find what works best for you.0 points
