msgbox return value?

[Guest bornloser]

k lets say my msgbox is set to 4100 which is yes no, how do i do an if statment that checks if yes or no was pressed? like what i'm suppose to compare to 6(Yes)??

also another thing, lets say i do something like: put your mouse over the object

so the user puts their cursor over the object and then after like 10 seconds it will get the coordinates and the pixle, how do i do that?

Edited January 31, 2005 by bornloser

[SlimShady]

Example 1

$MsgBox_Yes = 6
$MsgBox_No = 7
If MsgBox(4100, "Test", "Press Yes or No, please.") = $MsgBox_Yes Then
  ;User pressed Yes
Else
  ;User pressed No
EndIf

Example 2

$MsgBox_Yes = 6
$MsgBox_No = 7
$MsgBox_val = MsgBox(4100, "Test", "Press Yes or No, please.")
If $MsgBox_val = $MsgBox_Yes Then
  ;User pressed Yes
Else
  ;User pressed No
EndIf

[Guest bornloser]

thx, i got another question.

If i have a window minimized how do i open it without moving the mouse there and clickin on the button?

[therks]

I think WinActivate will do that, but I'm not at home so I can't check.

[Guest bornloser]

k thx,

got another question lets say i got some variables and then i write them into an ini file.

when i close the program and run it agian how do check if the variables are in the ini file.

what i mean is that

lets say i got some values in the ini file i run the program and i dont want ot input the values agian, but the first time i run it i want to input the values. something like that lol

[phillip123adams]

lets say i do something like: put your mouse over the object

so the user puts their cursor over the object and then after like 10 seconds it will get the coordinates and the pixle, how do i do that?

Here's one way to get the screen coordinates and pixel color after a period of mouse inactivity. Move the mouse over the desired location, and keep it steady for the specified period (adjust period as needed).

; Example:
opt ("MouseCoordMode", 0)
$aPos2 = _DelayedMouseGetPosNColor(1000); change the delay as needed (milliseconds)
MsgBox(4096, "Mouse Coords", "The Mouse Coordinates are: " & $aPos2[0] & "," & $aPos2[1] & ", color is " & $aPos2[2])
Exit

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Func _DelayedMouseGetPosNColor($iDelay)
  ; Return the x & y screen coordinates of the mouse after it paused for a period of time.
  ; The returned value is a 1D array consisting of two elements (x in indices 0, and y in indices 1)
  ;
  ; $iDelay = The time, in milliseconds, that the mouse must be kept still
  ;        before the mouse position is returned to the caller.
  ;
  ; Author: Phillip123Adams, 2005/01/30
  ;
   Local $aLastPos = MouseGetPos(), $aPos[2]
   Local $iStart = TimerInit()
   While 1
      ToolTip("Keep mouse steady over an" & @LF & "object for " & $iDelay & " milliseconds")
      $aPos = MouseGetPos()
      If $aPos[0] = $aLastPos[0] And $aPos[1] = $aLastPos[1] Then
         If TimerDiff($iStart) >= $iDelay Then
            ToolTip("")
            ReDim $aPos[3]
            $aPos[2] = PixelGetColor($aPos[0], $aPos[2])
            Return $aPos
         EndIf
      Else
        ; Restart the timer
         $iStart = TimerInit()
      EndIf
      $aLastPos = $aPos
   WEnd
EndFunc  ;==>_DelayedMouseGetPosNColor