WannaLearnPls Posted August 26, 2009 Posted August 26, 2009 Hi all, I've got a problem with the operator "+" at my input boxes.. My program reads a string of characters on an input box, and then types them back. Everything works all right, except for the "+" operator.. My guess is it is due to the "shifting" mode, and it takes the "+" as if I wanted to use the Shift key.. so, my question is, what key should I input if I want to have a "+" operator typed? I know it's a rather stupid question, but I've looked a bit on the search and haven't found it.. and I don't have much time right now >_< So.. thanks in advance to whoever could help me out with this little problem
Info Posted August 26, 2009 Posted August 26, 2009 A tiny script could help us help you. Do you mean '+='?
ResNullius Posted August 26, 2009 Posted August 26, 2009 My program reads a string of characters on an input box, and then types them back. .. so, my question is, what key should I input if I want to have a "+" operator typed?By "typed" do you mean you're using the Send( ) or ControlSend( ) command?If so, you check out the helpfile under those with attention to the flag value of "1"You might also consider using GUICtrlSetData( ) or ControlSetText( ), unless you really need to simulate character by character typing.
WannaLearnPls Posted August 26, 2009 Author Posted August 26, 2009 (edited) A tiny script could help us help you. Do you mean '+='? Hmm you mean as for instance x+=1 as x=x+1? That's not what I meant but thanks though >_< By "typed" do you mean you're using the Send( ) or ControlSend( ) command? If so, you check out the helpfile under those with attention to the flag value of "1" You might also consider using GUICtrlSetData( ) or ControlSetText( ), unless you really need to simulate character by character typing. All right! I've fixed it with the Send([Text], 1).. didn't realise of that parameter thingy.. thanks a lot Edited August 26, 2009 by WannaLearnPls
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