is there any way to Read the result of Func ?

[Tripoz]

Hi,

i have some code like:

 

While 1
    $nMsg = GUIGetMsg()
    Switch $nMsg
        Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
            Exit
         case $Button1
            test1()
            test2()
           test3()
            OP()
    EndSwitch
 WEnd

func test1()
;;;;if statement with many condition
EndFunc

Func test2()
;;;;if statement with many condition
EndFunc

Func test3()
;;;;if statement with many condition
EndFunc

FUnc OP()

;;;how to read the result of Func test1() ????

$aaa = call(Test1)

if test1() = "XXXXX" and test2() = "YYYYY" AND test3() = "zzzzz" then

consolewrite("success!")

else

consolewrite("unsuccess!")

EndFunc

 

is there any way to Read the result of each Func like i write in Func OP()?

thx for anyhelp..

 

Edited June 21, 2015 by Tripoz

[kaisies]

Look into return

[Tripoz]

Look into return

im too nubie...still confuse

how can i get the result from Func test1() and write it in other Function (func OP() in my case ???

thx for any help

[water]

You really need to start learning how AutoIt works. The help file and the wiki with many tutorials are good starting points.

func test1()
    ;;;;if statement with many condition
    Return "xxxx"
EndFunc

BTW:
No need to use call here

$aaa = call(Test1)

simply use

$aaa = Test1()

 

[Tripoz]

@water thx btw..but i dont know where to start so i just writing the code for my project n i had stucked..

i change my code to be like this??its right?

While 1
    $nMsg = GUIGetMsg()
    Switch $nMsg
        Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
            Exit
         case $Button1
            OP()
    EndSwitch
 WEnd


func test1()
   if $kemana1 > $Kemana2 Then
      SLEEP(1000)
      ConsoleWrite("Dibawah")
      return "Dibawah"
   Else
      SLEEP(1000)
      ConsoleWrite("Diatas")
      return "Diatas"
   EndIf

EndFunc

Func OP()
$aaa = test1()

if $aaa = "Dibawah" then
    consolewrite("success!")
elseif $aaa = "Diatas" then 
    consolewrite("unsuccess!")
EndIf

EndFunc

 

[Jos]

Not sure why you ask the question ... have you tried and did it work?

Jos

[TheDcoder]

Please watch Morthwart's great AutoIt tutorials!

 

TD

 

P.S I learned AutoIt using these videos

[water]

Looks good so far.
But I think your script gets more complex than needed. As test1() only contains a simple If/Then/Else I suggest to simplify to:

While 1
    $nMsg = GUIGetMsg()
    Switch $nMsg
        Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
            Exit
        Case $Button1
            OP()
    EndSwitch
WEnd

Func OP()
    If $Kemana1 > $Kemana2 Then
        ConsoleWrite("Dibawah - success" )
    Else
        ConsoleWrite("Diatas - no success")
    EndIf
EndFunc

 

[232showtime]

good day @water,

im confused also with this return, question is whats the difference between a return with Msgbox and MsgBox only...

 

Script with Return+msgbox

max(3, 2)

Func max($x, $y)
    If $x > $y Then
        Return MsgBox(64, "", $x)

    Else
        Return MsgBox(64, "", $y)
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>max

 

Script with MsgBox only

max(3, 2)

Func max($x, $y)
    If $x > $y Then
        MsgBox(64, "", $x)

    Else
        MsgBox(64, "", $y)
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>max

T_T

whats the use of Return?

Edited June 21, 2015 by 232showtime

[water]

Return MsgBox(64, "", $x)

simply saves some lines of code.
Return leaves the function after having displayed the MsgBox.
Example:

Func Test($sValue)
    If $sValue <> "A" Then Return MsgBox(64, "Error", "Invalid value for $sValue!")
    ; More
    ; Statements
EndFunc

 

[water]

Another aspect:
As the return value of MsgBox is the ID of the button pressed function Test returns this ID to the calling function.
Most of the time this information is ignored by the script.

[232showtime]

Return MsgBox(64, "", $x)

simply saves some lines of code.
Return leaves the function after having displayed the MsgBox.
Example:

Func Test($sValue)
    If $sValue <> "A" Then Return MsgBox(64, "Error", "Invalid value for $sValue!")
    ; More
    ; Statements
EndFunc

 

this explains well, now i know how to use Return. thanks