WinGetText("[ACTIVE]") function

[kcvinu]

@JohnOne Does any window has text contains vertical tab ?

[JohnOne]

Not sure have not seen them all.

OP could loop through the whole text printing out the ascii code, that would reveal it for sure.

[trof]

10 minutes ago, JohnOne said:

Not if only one @cr is present.

Try...

StringSplit($sText, Chr(11)) ; vertical tab

 

 

The output is

 

8 minutes ago, kcvinu said:

trof, Wrong,  not inside the loop.  Right after the string split and above the for loop.

And Ubound($aArray) is enough

 

ok so this should be right

Local $sText = WinGetText("[ACTIVE]")
   Local $aArray = StringSplit($sText, @CRLF)
   Ubound($aArray)

but the script ignores  Ubound($aArray). No further popup

[kcvinu]

trof, try this

MsgBox(0, "Array Check", Ubound($aArray))

 

Edited July 31, 2016 by kcvinu

[JohnOne]

$sText = WinGetText("[ACTIVE]")
ConsoleWrite($sText)

Paste the whole thing here.

[trof]

11 minutes ago, kcvinu said:

trof, try this

MsgBox(0, "Array Check", Ubound($aArray))

 

 

 

 

 

9 minutes ago, JohnOne said:

$sText = WinGetText("[ACTIVE]")
ConsoleWrite($sText)

Paste the whole thing here.

 

No popup

[JohnOne]

OK I know a wind up when I see one.

I'm out.

Best of luck.

[trof]

Ok, thank you very much for your support

[kcvinu]

trof, Try to understand what are you coding. You wrote ConsoleWrite function and you are expecting "pop-ups" ?. ConsoleWrite function will write the text to Scite's console area. 

[kcvinu]

Anyhow, i think your problem is solved almost.  You have 14 items in that array. Loop through it and display the array elements in a msgbox. 

[trof]

10 minutes ago, kcvinu said:

trof, Try to understand what are you coding. You wrote ConsoleWrite function and you are expecting "pop-ups" ?. ConsoleWrite function will write the text to Scite's console area. 

 

I run the script from Scite and I haven't new output

 

10 minutes ago, kcvinu said:

Anyhow, i think your problem is solved almost.  You have 14 items in that array. Loop through it and display the array elements in a msgbox. 

 Sorry, I don't know how to do it

[kcvinu]

trof,

Now you have an array with 14 elements and first element ($aArray[0]) is the array count. Thant means 14. So you can loop through this array like this ;

For $i = 1 to $aArray[0]     ; That means loop 1 to 14 
    MsgBox(0, "Arrayy Elements", $aArray[$i])   ; Here we ara displaying array elements one by one
Next

 

[kcvinu]

Look this image. 

[trof]

Ok, now every phrase is showed one by one.

That's what interests to me

 

If 

if $aArray[$i] = "Informazioni sul cliente" then

works, I'm ok. But, I don't why it doesn't work

Edited August 1, 2016 by trof

[kcvinu]

When comaring two strings, check for proper spelling and white space in your code

Edited August 1, 2016 by kcvinu

[trof]

Spelling and white spaces seem ok

[kcvinu]

May be there is some trailing space or something like that. We have an option for it. Check the String length of both strings using StringLen function. 

[trof]

Local $iLength = StringLen($aArray[$i])
       MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "", "The length of this string is " & $iLength & " characters.")

 

 

if $aArray[$i] = "Informazioni sul cliente" then

it is 24

[kcvinu]

Oh. i see...  Check and run your exact code once again. Doubt each and every line. Write error check  code in all possible places.

[trof]

Maybe an AutoIt bug