mount password with hour and minutes

[daniel_18212]

 

Hello everyone, I need to create a login function on my system, the user is daniel and the password must be calculated. example of my password: (hour + 1) + 0308 + (minutes + 1) I thank you for your help

[water]

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[daniel_18212]

Hello everyone, I need to create a login function on my system, the user is daniel and the password must be calculated. example of my password: (hour + 1) + 0308 + (minutes + 1) I thank you for your help

[Melba23]

daniel_18212,

Please stick to just the one thread - merged and moved to the correct place.

M23

[ViciousXUSMC]

Start by breaking this into parts.

How will this be executed?  You will need it to run at logon.  Autoit Scripts are not going to run pre-log in so you will still have a normal Windows login first.

Then how will you "lock out" the system?  Block all keyboard inputs?, Keep specific processes closed?

Then last is actually putting together a GUI or something to allow you to process your password for access.

[daniel_18212]

Sorry, login is not in windows, it is in my commercial automation system

[JLogan3o13]

Look at the time macros in the help file - (@hour + 1) + 0308 + (@min + 1)

[jchd]

Maybe you'd rather use a fixed string format else leading zeroes will evaporate:

ConsoleWrite(StringFormat("%02i0308%02i", @HOUR + 1, @MIN + 1) & @LF)

 

[daniel_18212]

On 30/05/2018 at 8:55 AM, jchd said:

Talvez você prefira usar um formato de string fixo, caso contrário, zeros iniciais irão evaporar:

ConsoleWrite ( StringFormat ( "% 02i0308% 02i" ,  @HOUR  +  1 ,  @MIN  +  1 )  &  @LF )

 

 

Thank you, this example served