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I would like to make a Quiz-program - Which means.,...

A text is shown and you'll be able to write your answer in a box.

If the answer was correct it'll pass to next question - and if not then tell the right answer and move to the next question...

Thank you!

Posted

Hi,

U can use InputBox, MsgBox, and the If Then Elseif to do that kind of stuff.

Andre

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Posted

I'll have a look on it :lmao:

Is there any guides for greating a nice clean GUI ?

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Use CyberSlugs awsome http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/public/CyberSlug/jan11autobuilder.zip.

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You could also look into using an Ini file to keep Questions & Answers. Check out IniRead(), and IniWrite() in the Help File.

Ian

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Posted

or if its going to be like questions that have to be typed in exactly i reccomend you use Radio's.. (not a media radio :lmao: but a button thingy)

FootbaG
Posted

Layer... something like that.. maybe,.. is it possible to make a script which accept 2 diffrent answeres ?....

Another question.... is it possible to "count" how many wrong / right answers you've made ?

Thanks for all replays ... :lmao:

Posted

I've made a very simple layout.... a square to write the answer.... and a OK button.... but how do i link a script to the GUI ?

; Script generated by AutoBuilder 0.5 Prototype

#include <GuiConstants.au3>

If Not IsDeclared('WS_CLIPSIBLINGS') Then Global $WS_CLIPSIBLINGS = 0x04000000

GuiCreate("MyGUI", 348, 126,(@DesktopWidth-348)/2, (@DesktopHeight-126)/2 , $WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW + $WS_VISIBLE + $WS_CLIPSIBLINGS)

$Edit_1 = GuiCtrlCreateEdit("", 20, 30, 140, 70)

$Button_2 = GuiCtrlCreateButton("OK", 200, 30, 80, 40)

GuiSetState()

While 1

$msg = GuiGetMsg()

Select

Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE

ExitLoop

Case Else

;;;

EndSelect

WEnd

Exit

Posted (edited)

or if its going to be like questions that have to be typed in exactly i reccomend you use Radio's.. (not a media radio :lmao: but a button thingy)

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If $answer == 'this answer' OR $answer == 'THIS ANSWER' Then

$correct++

Else

$wrong++

EndIf

Just set a variable for correct answers and wrong answers. You can then find the number of questions answered by doing:

$total = $correct + $wrong

and then find percentage by:

$percent = $correct/$total

you'll probably want a For Each loop in this one, that way you can keep cycling through the questions, and refresh the correct, wrong, total, and percent variables after each question.

If you ever get it working, let me know, I know someone who would like a quiz program.

Edited by MSLx Fanboy

Writing AutoIt scripts since

_DateAdd("d", -2, _NowCalcDate())
Posted

Hehe.... im totally new to AutoIT.... so ... i think i'll take some time :lmao:

Only made some VERy simple scripts o:)

Posted

I've wrote a bit... but it isn't a fix script :)

$answer = MsgBox(4, "Formelsamlingstest 2.x", "Klar?")

If $answer = 7 Then

MsgBox(4096, "AutoIt", "OK. Farvel!")

Exit

EndIf

$bLoop = 1

While $bLoop = 1

$text = InputBox("Formel: 1", "a^2+b^2=?")

If @error = 1 Then

MsgBox(4096, "Exit", "Afslut program")

Exit

Else

If $text <> "c^2" Then

MsgBox(4096, "Forkert", "Prøv igen - eller kig evt. i formelsamlingen ?")

Else

$bLoop = 0

EndIf

EndIf

WEnd

MsgBox(4096,"h4x ? :)", "Korrekt")

$bLoop = 1

While $bLoop = 1

$text = InputBox("Formel: 2", "log(a*:lmao:=?")

If @error = 1 Then

MsgBox(4096, "Exit", "Afslut program")

Exit

Else

If $text <> "log(a)+log(o:)" Then

MsgBox(4096, "Forkert", "Prøv igen - eller kig evt. i formelsamlingen ?")

Else

$bLoop = 0

EndIf

EndIf

WEnd

MsgBox(4096,"h4x ? :)", "Korrekt")

Posted

Is it possible to write a command in the start of the script which allow the answers to be in small and/or big letters ?

  • 1 year later...
Posted

I know in linux shell its [a-z][A-Z], I don't know about Autoit though...

StringUpper 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Converts a string to uppercase.


StringUpper ( "string" )


 

Parameters

string The string to convert. 

 

Return Value

Returns the string converted to uppercase.
==================================================

StringLower 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Converts a string to lowercase.


StringLower ( "string" )


 

Parameters

string The string to convert. 

 

Return Value

Returns the string converted to lowercase.
===================================================

Chr 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Returns a character corresponding to an ASCII code.


Chr ( ASCIIcode )


 

Parameters

ASCIIcode An ASCII code (e.g., 65 returns the capital letter A). 

 

Return Value

Returns a string containing the ASCII representation of the given code.

 

Remarks

The parameter is converted to a positive integer between 0 and 255 if not already one.
Chr(48) == "0", Chr(57) == "9", Chr(65) == "A", Chr(90) == "Z", Chr(97) == "a", Chr(122) = "z", etc.
A complete ASCII table is in the Appendix.

When assigning/ concatenating Chr(0) to a string the result is converted to a binaryString

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