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Func Termination()
$condition1 = If (PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 0xBBBBBB) and (PixelGetColor(362, 573) == 0xBBBBBB)
$condition2 = If Not IsArray(PixelSearch(366,566, 380,574, 0xFFFFFF))

If $condition1 and $condition2 == True Then
MsgBox(0, "Warning", "Closing the program", 0)
Exit 0

Endif
Endfunc

I have been trying to execute the function when 3 conditions are met, but It failed, so I try to assign them with variables, which also gives syntax error.

 

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Did you try this way:

Func Termination()
    Local $condition1 = (PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 0xBBBBBB and (PixelGetColor(362, 573) == 0xBBBBBB))
    Local $condition2 = ( Not IsArray(PixelSearch(366,566, 380,574, 0xFFFFFF)))

    If ($condition1 and $condition2 ) Then
        MsgBox(0, "Warning", "Closing the program", 0)
        Exit 0
    Endif
Endfunc

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Hello plankton,

First, your syntax for $condition1 and $condition2 is incorrect, check out mLipoks code for the correct syntax. You cannot have an 'If' without a 'Then', and you cannot use If...Then as a variable value. If you want to use a If/Then statement directly with a variable, you could do something like this (using ternary operators )

$condition1 = PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 0xBBBBBB ? true : false

However it would be much more preferable to do it this way (in terms of readability, and avoiding mistakes):

;Method 1
If PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 0xBBBBBB Then
    $condition1 = True
Else
    $condition1 = False
EndIf

;Method 2
$condition1 = False
If PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 0xBBBBBB Then
    $condition1 = True
EndIf

 

This being said, your comparisons are not correct. You're checking if PixelGetColor is exactly equal to a hex code, which it will never be, as the return is decimal: https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/functions/PixelGetColor.htm

For example, on my monitor right now, PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 15791353. So if I try this:

$condition1 = 'Not True or False'
If PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 15791353 Then
    $condition1 = True
Else
    $condition1 = False
EndIf
ConsoleWrite($condition1 & @CRLF) ; Outputs 'True' as PixelGetColor == 15791353

$condition1 = 'Not True or False'
If Hex(PixelGetColor(362, 567), 6) == 'F0F4F9' Then
    $condition1 = True
Else
    $condition1 = False
EndIf
ConsoleWrite($condition1 & @CRLF) ; Outputs 'True' as Hex(PixelGetColor) converts the Decimal output (15791353) to a Hex string

Ideally you probably want your statement to look something like this:

If Hex(PixelGetColor(362, 567), 6) == 'BBBBBB' And _
        Hex(PixelGetColor(362, 573, 6)) == 'BBBBBB' And _
        Not IsArray(PixelSearch(366, 566, 380, 574, 0xFFFFFF)) Then
    ;Do the thing
EndIf

 

Make sure that you're checking the functions against the correct return values.

Edited by mistersquirrle

We ought not to misbehave, but we should look as though we could.

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On 9/17/2019 at 3:07 PM, mistersquirrle said:

Hello plankton,

First, your syntax for $condition1 and $condition2 is incorrect, check out mLipoks code for the correct syntax. You cannot have an 'If' without a 'Then', and you cannot use If...Then as a variable value. If you want to use a If/Then statement directly with a variable, you could do something like this (using ternary operators )

$condition1 = PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 0xBBBBBB ? true : false

However it would be much more preferable to do it this way (in terms of readability, and avoiding mistakes):

;Method 1
If PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 0xBBBBBB Then
    $condition1 = True
Else
    $condition1 = False
EndIf

;Method 2
$condition1 = False
If PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 0xBBBBBB Then
    $condition1 = True
EndIf

 

This being said, your comparisons are not correct. You're checking if PixelGetColor is exactly equal to a hex code, which it will never be, as the return is decimal: https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/functions/PixelGetColor.htm

For example, on my monitor right now, PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 15791353. So if I try this:

$condition1 = 'Not True or False'
If PixelGetColor(362, 567) == 15791353 Then
    $condition1 = True
Else
    $condition1 = False
EndIf
ConsoleWrite($condition1 & @CRLF) ; Outputs 'True' as PixelGetColor == 15791353

$condition1 = 'Not True or False'
If Hex(PixelGetColor(362, 567), 6) == 'F0F4F9' Then
    $condition1 = True
Else
    $condition1 = False
EndIf
ConsoleWrite($condition1 & @CRLF) ; Outputs 'True' as Hex(PixelGetColor) converts the Decimal output (15791353) to a Hex string

Ideally you probably want your statement to look something like this:

If Hex(PixelGetColor(362, 567), 6) == 'BBBBBB' And _
        Hex(PixelGetColor(362, 573, 6)) == 'BBBBBB' And _
        Not IsArray(PixelSearch(366, 566, 380, 574, 0xFFFFFF)) Then
    ;Do the thing
EndIf

 

Make sure that you're checking the functions against the correct return values.

Thank you very much for the examples. This works 100%. as I wanted.

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