I want to make a script with a gui that autoupdates itself.
Anyone ever tried that?
I thought about reading the vairables from the ini file.
then a gui with a variable with the number of lines in the program and how many to add.
Then another gui with that amount of checkboxes, with these variables from the .ini on a checked checkbox line and new checkbox lines with these new variable values.
For example the checkbox would add the line or delete it regardless of how many you chose to be able to edit on the gui, and the variables would write part of that line to what is inside the gui edit box.
Maybe use the clipboard but I think the clipboard wont be able to write a different line for each checkbox variables, maybe a variable for each part of the literal code then the edit box literal variables with their indexes themselves.
I think first it would need to know where the file is, open it, which line to start writing, how to save, etc.
Then save the variables, the file itself and restart.
Can someone point me to the right direction or write me a code that would do that?
I´d much appreciate that because I´m a noob.
Thanks a lot.
Help with loop defining Gui Topic is solved
Help with loop defining Gui
Last edited by Noo0B on 17 Feb 2018, 17:29, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Script Auto edit
Maybe I should stick with a predetermined amount of entries on the gui and the script?
Re: Script Auto edit
I did this:
I failed. how can I do it like that?
Thanks.
Spoiler
But when I tried to do this:
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N:= 2
GuiN:= 1
GuiY= -25+30*%GuiN%
GuiNY= 30 * %GuiN%
Loop
{
Gui, Add, Checkbox, X0 Y-22+30*%GuiN% vIconToggle%GuiN%
Gui, Add, Edit, X30 Y%GuiY% H21 W130 vName%GuiN%, % Name%GuiN%
Gui, Add, Edit, X170 Y%GuiY% H21 W21 vCollumn%GuiN%, % Column%GuiN%
Gui, Add, Edit, X200 Y%GuiY% H21 W21 vLine%GuiN%, % Line%GuiN%
GuiN+= 1
If (A_Index = N)
Break
}
Gui, Show, w1500 h1000 X200 Y10+30*%GuiN%, Include Toggle`, Name`, Column`, Line
Thanks.
Re: Help with loop defining Gui Topic is solved
Your GuiY equation/assignment has to be inside the loop or it doesn't update each time through the loop. Also, you need to use expression syntax for the Gui, Add options. Here it is with those fixes (and N = 10) as well as some other clean-up, such as using loop the way it is mean instead of an if statement and a break. Also, you could just use A_Index directly since GuiN is just the same as GuiN, but I left that in there.
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N := 10
GuiN := 1
Loop, %N%
{
GuiY := -25 + 30 * GuiN
Gui, Add, Checkbox, % "X0 Y" -22 + 30 * GuiN " vIconToggle" GuiN
Gui, Add, Edit, % "X30 Y" GuiY " H21 W130 vName" GuiN, % Name%GuiN%
Gui, Add, Edit, % "X170 Y" GuiY " H21 W21 vCollumn" GuiN, % Column%GuiN%
Gui, Add, Edit, % "X200 Y" GuiY " H21 W21 vLine" GuiN, % Line%GuiN%
GuiN += 1
}
Gui, Show, % "w1500 h1000 X200 Y" 10 + 30 * GuiN, Include Toggle`, Name`, Column`, Line
Last edited by boiler on 17 Feb 2018, 18:01, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Help with loop defining Gui
By the way, the % Name%GuiN%, % Column%GuiN%, and % Line%GuiN% implies that you have three pseudo-arrays here that aren't shown in your code. I don't know what you were trying to accomplish with that, so I didn't change it. If you remove the the % at the start of each, perhaps that's what you were looking to do.
Re: Help with loop defining Gui
I just thought of that a second ago! It makes sence since I ouldn´t find anything that worked to export those values outside the loop. It makes sense since AHK is single threaded.
should be like this: .
Thanks and Best Regards!
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Gui, Add, Edit, % "X200 Y" GuiY " H21 W21 vLine" GuiN, % Line%GuiN%Code: Select all
Gui, Add, Edit, X200 Y65 H21 W21 vLine3, %Line3%Thanks and Best Regards!
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