Issues when combining scripts

[Flanders42]

So I have two scripts that when ran independently work fine, however when I combine them in one script, the second one does not run.

The scripts are being used to automate an application installation. One of the scripts is actually a modified example script from the help files, the other is one I found on the forum while searching for an issue I was having.

The first script creates a small GUI asking for the type of installation, while the second one adds the "standard options" to that installation.

Here's the first one:

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#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>

Opt("GUIOnEventMode", 1)  ; Change to OnEvent mode 
$mainwindow = GUICreate("Please select the type of installation", 325, 125)
GUISetOnEvent($GUI_EVENT_CLOSE, "CLOSEClicked")
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Available installations", 115, 10)
  $Button_1 = GUICtrlCreateButton("Option1", 105, 30, 120)
  $Button_2 = GUICtrlCreateButton("Option2", 105, 60, 120)
GUICtrlSetOnEvent($Button_1, "Option1")
GUICtrlSetOnEvent($Button_2, "Option2")
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)

While 1
  Sleep(1000)  ; Idle around
WEnd

Func Option1()
  ;Note: at this point @GUI_CTRLID would equal $Button_1,
  ;and @GUI_WINHANDLE would equal $mainwindow
  WinActivate("Setup - XXXX XXX")
  ControlFocus("[TITLE:Setup - XXXX XXX; CLASS:TWizardForm]", "", "TNewComboBox1")
  Send("{Home}")
  Send("{Down}")
  WinClose("Please select the type of installation")
EndFunc

Func Option2()
  ;Note: at this point @GUI_CTRLID would equal $Button_1,
  ;and @GUI_WINHANDLE would equal $mainwindow
  WinActivate("Setup - XXXX XXX")
  ControlFocus("[TITLE:Setup - XXXX XXX; CLASS:TWizardForm]", "", "TNewComboBox1")
  Send("{Home}")
  Send("{Down 2}")
  WinClose("Please select the type of installation")
EndFunc

Func CLOSEClicked()
  ;Note: at this point @GUI_CTRLID would equal $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE,
  ;@GUI_WINHANDLE will be either $mainwindow or $dummywindow
  If @GUI_WINHANDLE = $mainwindow Then 
    WinClose("Please select the type of installation")
    Exit
  EndIf 
EndFunc

Then here's the second:

#include <GuiListBox.au3>

Dim $ttlWindow
Dim $hdlWindow
Dim $cidList
Dim $hdlList

$ttlWindow = "Setup - XXXX XXX"
$cidList = "[CLASS:TNewCheckListBox; INSTANCE:1]"

$hdlWindow = WinGetHandle($ttlWindow)
$hdlList = ControlGetHandle($hdlWindow, "", $cidList)

_GUICtrlListBox_ClickItem($hdlList, 0, "left")
_GUICtrlListBox_ClickItem($hdlList, 1, "left")
_GUICtrlListBox_ClickItem($hdlList, 2, "left")
_GUICtrlListBox_ClickItem($hdlList, 3, "left")
Send("{PGDN}")
_GUICtrlListBox_ClickItem($hdlList, 8, "left")
_GUICtrlListBox_ClickItem($hdlList, 9, "left")
Send("{PGDN}")
_GUICtrlListBox_ClickItem($hdlList, 13, "left")
Send("{PGDN 2}")
_GUICtrlListBox_ClickItem($hdlList, 22, "left")
_GUICtrlListBox_ClickItem($hdlList, 23, "left")

Here are some screen shots of the scripts doing what they do (independently). The first one is showing the GUI made by the first script. The second shows the checklist box that the second script fills out.

Edited August 28, 2013 by Flanders42

[BrewManNH]

Use ControlSend or ControlClick if you can get the information for the checkboxes you need. Or see if there's a way to do a silent install with the options you want.

BTW, I find it humorous that you blacked out the name of the program in the screen shots but left it in your script.

[Flanders42]

I had tried using ControlSend and ControlClick initially, the problem was that AutoIt couldn't see the individual checkboxes in the list, I was pounding my head until I did a search here in the forums and found a couple of gents with the exact same issue.

Also, thanks for pointing that out about the blackouts, so much for some company anonymity.

[MHz]

Looks like a Inno Setup installer. On the upper left of the window, click the icon and in the menu it may have an item "About Setup..." which you can click on and it may show Inno Setup version etc.

Have a look here and browse to node "Other Information" and then view the page titled "Setup Command Line Parameters" to get available parameters to use.

Perhaps the easiest way to get the settings needed is to save an inf file with recorded settings.

Example code to run and save settings:

ShellExecute('"' & @ScriptDir & '\setup.exe"', '/SAVEINF="' & @ScriptDir & '\setup_info.inf"')

This will save the settings to file.

You can load the inf file on the next installation or use the information in it to create command line parameters to pass to setup.exe.

Example code to run and load settings:

ShellExecute('"' & @ScriptDir & '\setup.exe"', '/SP- /VERYSILENT /NORESTART /LOADINF="' & @ScriptDir & '\setup_info.inf"')

 

Then hopefully it will nice and silent.

[Flanders42]

Fantastic, it is an Inno Setup installer. I'll be giving your suggestion a try this afternoon and post back some results once I get them.

THANKS!