#include only a part of the script included

[Oldboy]

Hi, I was wondering if it's possible to include only a part of the script included.

For Example:
MAIN SCRIPT:
#include C:\SUBSCRIPT.apk

SUBSCRIPT:
msgbox, string 1

msgbox, string 2

msgbox, string 3

Is it possible to start the included script from msgbox, string 2 or msgbox, string 3?
Thanks in advice

[MannyKSoSo]

If you make the subscript a bunch of functions then depending on what you have in the main script you could have the second string appear first. But it would have to be something like this

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MAIN SCRIPT:
#include C:\SUBSCRIPT.apk
function2(string)

SUBSCRIPT:
function1(string) {
	msgbox, string 1
}
function2(string) {
	msgbox, string 2
}
function3(string) {
	msgbox, string 3
}

You could also use the Run command to run the second script and pass a parameter, and use that parameter to say to skip the first one, but functions might be easier for you to use.

[jeeswg]

Something like this perhaps, using GoSub. Cheers.

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MsgBox, % "1 auto-execute section"
GoSub MyLabel
return

MsgBox, % "x" ;not executed

MyLabel:
MsgBox, % "2"
return

[Oldboy]

If you make the subscript a bunch of functions then depending on what you have in the main script you could have the second string appear first. But it would have to be something like this

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MAIN SCRIPT:
#include C:\SUBSCRIPT.apk
function2(string)

SUBSCRIPT:
function1(string) {
	msgbox, string 1
}
function2(string) {
	msgbox, string 2
}
function3(string) {
	msgbox, string 3
}

You could also use the Run command to run the second script and pass a parameter, and use that parameter to say to skip the first one, but functions might be easier for you to use.

Thanks for the reply, unfortunately when I launch the script a messagge appear:
Line Text:function1(string)
Error: Parameters of hotkey functions must be optional.

[MannyKSoSo]

Sorry for the confusion, but they were meant to be separated like so
MAIN SCRIPT:

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#include C:\SUBSCRIPT.ahk
string := "this"
function2(string)

SUBSCRIPT:

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function1(string) {
	msgbox, string 1
}
function2(string) {
	msgbox, string 2
}
function3(string) {
	msgbox, string 3
}

[Oldboy]

Thank you again, I wrote them separately from the first time, but the error still remain

[MannyKSoSo]

I have adjusted and tested it above and got it to work on my side. Make sure that the subscript.ahk file is in the exact location as stated in the includes (if it is in the same folder simply just state the subscript.ahk without any directory).