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  1. @jmp - You are not qualified enough in coding to be selling scripts. Give up now and we can all pretend it was a silly dream.
    3 points
  2. ISI360

    ISN AutoIt Studio

    Hi guys! Itยดs update time again! ISN AutoIt Studio version 1.09 is online! A special thanks for beta testing this time goes to the user @Rex ! ๐Ÿ˜Ž Happy testing, and as always: Feedback desired ๐Ÿ‘ Changelog (translated with google):
    2 points
  3. I have some udf that can do that. I'll upload them tonight. It allows you to find controls with any combination of data points including text, id, class, visibility enabled status, etc. Note: it does not include logic on instance. Personal preference to never use that property because instances change with business logic in most apps
    1 point
  4. DiYa, Firstly: Please stop posting the same question all over the forum - one thread per question is quite sufficient and you at least have an answer in this one. Secondly: This forum does not write code for you - we help you get your code working correctly. So you have 2 choices: either start learning about coding in AutoIt so that the multiple threads on the forum become understandable (and the one is as simple as they come) - or go and post on a site where coding is available for a price. I rather hope you choose the former - if you do then reading the Help file (at least the first few sections - Using AutoIt, Tutorials and the first couple of References) will help you enormously. You should also look at this excellent tutorial and download the really useful book you can find at M23
    1 point
  5. AasimPathan, You do not need to copy anything - the array is internal to the script and so you can loop through it directly. Here is some pseudo-code to show what I mean: Test() Func Test() ; Get the array of files to compile $aArray = _FileListToArrayRec("your parameters here") ; Now loop through them For $aArray[0] To UBound($aArray) - 1 ; ; Code to compile each element - use $aArray[$i] to get the specific file Next EndFunc M23
    1 point
  6. [NEW VERSION] - 26 Apr 19 Added: _Notify_RetractCheck allows the user to determine the retraction method (title clicked/message clicked/timeout) and content (title/message) of the last retracted notification. New UDF and additional example in the zip in the first post. M23
    1 point
  7. AasimPathan, Dog eaten your help file? Check the $iReturnPath parameter to the function which adjusts what is returned. As you get a count in the [0] element of the array, you have a ready-made value to use in a loop regardless of the number of elements. And you do not need to "copy" the elements, you can just pass the elements to the compile command within that loop. M23
    1 point
  8. Zag8888, Look in your AutoIt installation folder, you will find the files in AutoItX subfolder. M23
    1 point
  9. IanN1990, The text in a console window is usually written directly in the client area in the window with the DrawText function or the like. DrawText is a GDI (graphics) function and the text is simply colored pixels directly in the window. The text in a console window is comparable to an image and is not represented as an edit or text control and therefore cannot be automated either with UIA, MSAA or classic automation code. The text in Notepad or in a listbox, listview or treeview is, however, represented as a real edit or text control where the text is stored in a DllStruct (char, wchar, str, wstr, bstr or similar) that is included in the control. Therefore, these text controls can be automated. But this is not the case for the text in a console window and therefore the text cannot be automated.
    1 point
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