Ed_Maximized

Autoit works pretty good in Ubuntu... I have moved to Ubuntu 2 months ago and I have no a native program language I'm comfortable in Linux... so I still program in Autoit... WINE has been improved in a way that Google's Picasa works in WINE so I think the 90% of programs should work... No objects and only automation in another WINE windows... Autoit is a good alternative to keep programming in Linux too!! Ed

Hello everyone I have "ported" some programs writen originally for windows-autoit to autoit "safe" ubuntu. Functions related specificly to Windows OS doesn't work and all automation fuctions only work in "wine windows" not ubuntu native windows. If someone else still needs information I will post tested functions and example programs... Ed

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Congrats!!! this is a MUST HAVE for all the autoit comunity!!! BTW I don't see any icons

How could this be expanded to 5 client computers?

THX Gollum but I said "registry" not "control panel"

Where in the registry is date format? How can I convert to YYYMMDD? Thanks

Suggestions: -Make an UDF and put functions to create and update the progress. -Put start and end color as option. Ed

I really like this!!! I modify a little. project_scare.zip Enjoy

I made this program because I needed it for another greater project in where I had to create and to modify sqlite's databases. The script opens a window in where appear enumerated the tables contained in the database and other windows in where the data of each one of the tables is showed. To do: (1)Execution of SQL commands (2)Queries (3)Add/Remove/Modify data Help Needed: -I need to know how to extract the table structure (data types) in order to perform to do number 3. #cs ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- AutoIt Version: 3.2.2.0 Author: Edmundo Fasano "Ed_Maximized" Script Function: SQLite Browser #ce ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Script Start #include <sqlite.au3> #include <GUIConstants.au3> Dim $sOut,$Form[10],$ListView[10];,$Tables[10] $DBName=FileOpenDialog("Seleccione una base de datos",@ScriptDir,"todas (*.*)") $sIn = ".headers on"& @CRLF &"select tbl_name from sqlite_master;"&@CRLF _SQLite_SQLiteExe($DBName,$sIn,$sOut,@ScriptDir&"\sqlite3.exe") $Tables = StringSplit($sOut, @CRLF, 1) $Form[0] = GUICreate("Database: "&_GetFileName($DBName), 300, 100, 100, 100) $ListView[0] = GUICtrlCreateListView($Tables[1], 1, 1, 298, 98) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) For $i=2 To $Tables[0] GUICtrlCreateListViewItem($Tables[$i],$ListView[0]) Next For $ii=2 To $Tables[0]-1 $sIn = ".headers on"& @CRLF &"select * from "&$Tables[$ii]&" sqlite_master;"&@CRLF _SQLite_SQLiteExe($DBName,$sIn,$sOut,@ScriptDir&"\sqlite3.exe") $array = StringSplit($sOut, @CRLF, 1) $Form[$ii] = GUICreate("Table: "&$Tables[$ii], 640, 400, 100+50*($ii-1), 100+50*($ii-1)) $ListView[$ii] = GUICtrlCreateListView($array[1], 1, 1, 638, 398) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) For $i=2 To $array[0] GUICtrlCreateListViewItem($array[$i],$ListView[$ii]) Next Next While 1 $nMsg = GUIGetMsg() Switch $nMsg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit EndSwitch WEnd Exit Func _GetFileName($ipath) Dim $drive,$path,$filename,$ext _PathSplit($ipath,$drive,$path,$filename,$ext) $dir=$drive&$path Return $filename&$ext EndFunc If you need a table to test... Here is one... documentos.zip Ed

I like it!!! keep going!!!

Personally I would like to learn more of this subject. I support your idea to write a tutorial for the novices like me. Good job!!!

I support you Der_Andi. I improve it a little adding a color chart!!! color_picker.zip At least it is usefull for me!!! Ed

Done!!! Try this!!! 8queens.zip BTW: I don't get a solution :">

This script has potential!!! I would do the following improvements to it: -Some kind of image ilustrating the quiz/question -Keep score and records -I'll encript the file that has the questions in order to prohibit the access for the user (prevent cheating) -Option to publish results in a web page I like the idea of Joscpe the quiz creator must be a option!!! by the way I love the script because I'm a teacher... Thanks for posting Ed