Hawkwing

No one? It really has me confused

So I'm trying to have AutoIt interact with a compiled Python script using StdoutRead and StdinWrite, but it's a little weird. This is the Python script that I've compiled to test.exe using py2exe import time while 1: try: print(raw_input()) except: pass time.sleep(.05) and this is the AutoIt code #include<debug.au3> HotKeySet('{end}','close') HotKeySet('{home}','test') $shell=Run(@MyDocumentsDir & '\Python\test.exe',@WorkingDir,@SW_SHOW,9) _DebugSetup() _DebugOut('test.exe') Sleep(500) While 1 Sleep(50) $msg=StdoutRead($shell) If $msg<>'' Then _DebugOut($msg) EndIf Wend Func test() StdinWrite($shell,"this is a test"&@CRLF) EndFunc Func close() ProcessClose($shell) Exit EndFunc It looks to me like it should add 'this is a test' to the debug every time I press Home, but it doesn't. It's like it waits till test.exe closes to do anything. If you run it, hit Home a few times, and close the test.exe window, 'this is a test' pops up for however many times you hit Home, but I really don't get why it waits till you close it. If you run test.exe by itself and type something in, it works as expected. test.exe

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Aha, I found this. Got it figured out now.

I've been trying to make a gui in the shape of a polygon by looking at the posts here, but I'm new to the dll stuff. Could someone give me a working example?

You should add a function to change the view style, map, satellite, hybrid, terrain.

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If you are still working on this, I would also suggest adding in wsad functionality, and changing how the hotkeys work, so I can use the arrow keys for other stuff when the Snake window isn't selected.

_stringbetween would probably work.

This should work $filefind = FileFindFirstFile(@ScriptDir & "\*.php") While 1 $file = FileFindNextFile($filefind) If @error = 1 Then ExitLoop $previoustext = FileRead(@ScriptDir & "\" & $file) $fileopen = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\" & $file, 2) FileWrite($fileopen, "your 1st line" & @CRLF & "your 2nd line" & @CRLF & "your 3rd line" & @CRLF & $previoustext) FileClose($fileopen) WEnd

Have a script on one computer that will receive and send the arrows, then have a script on a different computer sending which arrow it should send.

Is English your native language? Your reply didn't make much sense. If you want to do something like Pain's example, why would you not just have the four msgboxes without putting them in funcs? I don't see any reason whatsoever to have 8 funcs set up so that the first would call the second, then the second would call the third, etc.

If you want it to work like that, what's the point of having functions?

_Arraydelete just deletes a single row in an array.

I'm guessing a script that reproduces the problem.