Can someone point me to an example of a listbox that allows multiple selections and how to run commands on each selection or to put the selections into an array so I can run commands on them? I'm an AutoIt beginner, and this seems pretty advanced to me. An example that I could modify would be perfect if it exists. Thanks in advance.
Multiple Select List Box
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aleph01
, Mar 03 2011 06:23 PM
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Melba23
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Posted 03 March 2011 - 07:48 PM
aleph01,
Dog eaten your Help file?
Look at the example for _GUICtrlListBox_GetSelItems and you will see exactly what you have asked for.
M23
Dog eaten your Help file?
Look at the example for _GUICtrlListBox_GetSelItems and you will see exactly what you have asked for.
M23
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GUIExtender - Extend and retract multiple sections within a GUI - NoFocusLines - Remove the dotted focus lines from buttons, sliders, radios and checkboxes
ChooseFileFolder - Single and multiple selections from specified path tree structure - - Notify - Small notifications on the edge of the display
RecFileListToArray - An alternative to _FileListToArray with user-defined include/exclude masks, maximum recursion level, sorting and displayed path options
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Posted 03 March 2011 - 08:50 PM
M23,
Thanks for the reply. No about the dogs, they don't eat binary. I was looking at that very help item when you posted. Unfortunately, I'm stuck at trying to increase the number of items in the list to 37. Even though I lengthen the window, and list the items, it seems to be stuck at allowing only 22 items. That is, the window lengthens and the list displays on a white field, but that "field" doesn't lengthen with the window, and is stuck at 22 items. Ideas?
Thanks for the reply. No about the dogs, they don't eat binary. I was looking at that very help item when you posted. Unfortunately, I'm stuck at trying to increase the number of items in the list to 37. Even though I lengthen the window, and list the items, it seems to be stuck at allowing only 22 items. That is, the window lengthens and the list displays on a white field, but that "field" doesn't lengthen with the window, and is stuck at 22 items. Ideas?
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Posted 03 March 2011 - 08:58 PM
aleph01,
Add the $WS_VSCROLL style to the ListBox to get a scroll bar so you can see the extra items.
You will need to #include <WindowsConstants.au3> as well.
M23
Add the $WS_VSCROLL style to the ListBox to get a scroll bar so you can see the extra items.
You will need to #include <WindowsConstants.au3> as well.
M23
StringSize - Automatically size controls to fit text - ExtMsgBox - A user customisable replacement for MsgBox
Toast - Small GUIs which pop out of the Systray - Marquee - Scrolling tickertape GUIs
Scrollbars - Automatically sized scrollbars with a single command - GUIFrame - Subdivide GUIs into many adjustable frames
GUIExtender - Extend and retract multiple sections within a GUI - NoFocusLines - Remove the dotted focus lines from buttons, sliders, radios and checkboxes
ChooseFileFolder - Single and multiple selections from specified path tree structure - - Notify - Small notifications on the edge of the display
RecFileListToArray - An alternative to _FileListToArray with user-defined include/exclude masks, maximum recursion level, sorting and displayed path options
GUIListViewEx - Insert, delete, move, drag and sort ListView items
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Posted 03 March 2011 - 09:33 PM
Thanks, M23. I'll keep that info handy for another time. I was tinkering and found that the "field" was lengthened by increasing the length of GUICreate. Now my users won't have to scroll, and I get to use an emoticon like this
My next challenge is to set the list as elements in an array. I've seen a function to do that, so I'm hoping this wasn't quite as overwhelming as I thought it would be. Next quarter I'll be taking my first programming class (Visual Basic) so I'm hoping that will help me pull things together in the scripting world.
I'm grateful for your help.
My next challenge is to set the list as elements in an array. I've seen a function to do that, so I'm hoping this wasn't quite as overwhelming as I thought it would be. Next quarter I'll be taking my first programming class (Visual Basic) so I'm hoping that will help me pull things together in the scripting world.
I'm grateful for your help.
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