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Hello,

I am currently trying to get a code to work, which is supposed to run a random command in my code.

 

Global $aCommand[6]
$aCommand[0] = ConsoleWrite ("Option 1")
$aCommand[1] = ConsoleWrite ("Option 2")
$aCommand[2] = ConsoleWrite ("Option 3")
$aCommand[3] = ConsoleWrite ("Option 4")
$aCommand[4] = ConsoleWrite ("Option 5")
$aCommand[5] = ConsoleWrite ("Option 6")

This is my first attempt, but i cant get to run one of the commands. What is the proper code for that? 

Its embarassing but those are the lines that i tried: 

Call $aCommand[Random(1,6,1)]

 

Background of my question: I am writing a tool, which outputs random sentences into an input field. So that it does not always put the same sentence over and over again i want to randomize them and send one out of 6 for example. If you click the button again it gives you another sentence. I hope i could make it clear as english is not my mother tongue.

 

Thanks in advance.

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... one of  possible ways ...

#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>

Example()

Func Example()
    ; populate the array with sentences
    Local $aSentences[] = ["Option 1", "Option 2", "Option 3", "Option 4", "Option 5", "Option 6"]

    Local $hGui = GUICreate("Random sentence") ; create the gui
    Local $hField = GUICtrlCreateInput('', 5, 5); the input field
    Local $hButton = GUICtrlCreateButton("Oracle", 5, 35) ; the button
    GUISetState() ; show the gui

    ; Loop until the user exits.
    While 1
        Switch GUIGetMsg()
            Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
                ExitLoop

            Case $hButton ; if the button was clicked to the following
                ; Change sentence in the input field
                GUICtrlSetData($hField, $aSentences[Random(0, UBound($aSentences) - 1, 1)])

        EndSwitch
    WEnd
EndFunc   ;==>Example

 

 

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Your original idea was not far from possible, thing is, when you set the array variables, you included the consolewrites, that was the problem.

The idea when you set the variables is you set the actual values you want to use.

Global $aCommand[6]
$aCommand[0] = "Option 1"
$aCommand[1] = "Option 2"
$aCommand[2] = "Option 3"
$aCommand[3] = "Option 4"
$aCommand[4] = "Option 5"
$aCommand[5] = "Option 6"
$RNum = Random(0,5,1)
ConsoleWrite($aCommand[$RNum]&@CRLF)

 

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Local $Empfehlung[4] 
            $Empfehlung[0] = "Option A "
            $Empfehlung[1] = "Option B "
            $Empfehlung[2] = "Option C"
            $Empfehlung[3] = "Option D"
         ClipPut($Empfehlung[Random(0, 3, 1)])

 

Thank you for all your contributions. This is what i used and this works absolutely perfect.

 

Thank you so much guys.

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