Help with YES and NO button

[akira2891]

Hi,

 

I'm making some application and now i want to make confirmation on exit but can't make it work. I want if user press YES to exit if press NO to continue. As it say in help file YES is = 1 but that don't work in my case i don't know why. And i can't see info icon, i try without it just to leave 4 instead of 64&4 and try to replace 4&64 and without 64 but won't work.

 

#cs
Button:     Return Value:
OK              1
CANCEL          2
ABORT           3
RETRY           4
IGNORE          5
YES             6
NO              7
TRY AGAIN **    10
CONTINUE **     11
#ce

    If MsgBox(64&4, "  Info", "Do u really want to exit aplication ?") == 1 Then Exit

 

Edit: oh my bad Yes is 6 not 1  #resolved

Edited December 29, 2016 by akira2891

[Melba23]

akira289,

Quote

As it say in help file YES is = 1

Are you sure? Look at what you have in that snippet:

#cs
Button:     Return Value:
OK              1
CANCEL          2
ABORT           3
RETRY           4
IGNORE          5
YES             6
NO              7
TRY AGAIN **    10
CONTINUE **     11
#ce

"YES" looks as if it returns "6" - which is exactly what it does.

M23

[akira2891]

Now i saw but thanks. U can close topic.

 

[careca]

$iMsgBoxAnswer = MsgBox(68, "Test", "Do you want to retry?")
    Select
        Case $iMsgBoxAnswer = 6 ;Yes
            Exit
        Case $iMsgBoxAnswer = 7 ;No
            Exit
    EndSelect

 

[akira2891]

2 hours ago, careca said:

$iMsgBoxAnswer = MsgBox(68, "Test", "Do you want to retry?")
    Select
        Case $iMsgBoxAnswer = 6 ;Yes
            Exit
        Case $iMsgBoxAnswer = 7 ;No
            Exit
    EndSelect

 

Can't i do this in 1 row ? To put icon and flag together or this is only way with Case ?

[SadBunny]

Well, as per that snippet, the script will exit if you press Yes and if you press No.

Your initial oneliner solution works, but you just have to change that digit to the correct one (i.e. 6).

If MsgBox(68, "Test", "Do you want to exit?") = 6 Then Exit
MsgBox(64, "test", "You pressed no!")

 

Edited December 29, 2016 by SadBunny
Changed == to = as per Brew's suggestion

[akira2891]

Ok thanks.

[BrewManNH]

@SadBunny You don't need to, probably shouldn't,  use the double equal sign when doing a comparison as in your examples. In AutoIt the double equals sign should only to be used as a case sensitive string comparison. If you do use it, you might get unforeseen comparisons happening.

 

[SadBunny]

12 minutes ago, BrewManNH said:

@SadBunny You don't need to, probably shouldn't,  use the double equal sign when doing a comparison as in your examples. In AutoIt the double equals sign should only to be used as a case sensitive string comparison. If you do use it, you might get unforeseen comparisons happening.

 

Very true. I missed that as I copypasted it from the original question  Edited.

[BrewManNH]

Just now, SadBunny said:

I missed that as I copypasted it from the original question

Then I redirect the advice to @akira2891

 

[SadBunny]

12 minutes ago, BrewManNH said:

Then I redirect the advice to @akira2891

 

Too late. You have already offended me, insulted my intelligence and disrespected my constitutional freedoms. It is the worst thing that ever happened to me and I am already on the phone with Dr. Phil's production team.

[careca]

That's the only reasonable thing to do. I look forward to see you in his program, and listen to DR Phil spew condescending remarks at you. XD