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I am in desperate need of a command line utility to record from "What u hear" or "Stereo mix". I have googled two days and I can tell you there is no such utility. I have been playing around with the great bass.dll udf but I must say I'm lost. If anyone could give me some advice or example I would deeply appreciate it.

I am in the thoughts of making a screensaver for my second monitor, while it is not in use. As my current setup is a 24" monitor as primary and a 46" LCD TV as secondary monitor I find myself "forgetting" about my second monitors state. I do not know how common burn marks are in todays LCD TVs but it would be a shame if I got any ... anyways it could be a nice touch to my living room with my TV viewing some nice photos instead of an idle desktop. I have searched for a similar solution but found nada. The screensaver that is shipped with windows hasn't got the feature I'm looking for. What I want to accomplish is some sort of screensaver for the second monitor to run when I am not using it. I got an idea of a design and I would very much appreciate any ideas and thoughts about the way to create this script. -At first I use a pixelchecksum on the area of the desktop that is viewed by the second monitor. -After x minutes I do a new checksum and if the sums are equal I assume the second monitor isn't in use. -The "screensaver" starts, showing some images or whatever I like, in fullscreen on the second monitor. -The script is now in a loop fetching mouse coordinates - if the mouse positions x coordinate is greater than the primary monitors width, the screensaver stops and we go back to getting checksums of the second monitor. I also would like comments about designing this script to use as few system resources as possible, as I suspect my original design isn't the optimal, since it will be running at all time.

Sure they are, but I'm only interested in the perfomance - you say it's faster than any of the examples?

$vars and $qry are both function parameters. $vars is always 1... if not an insert, then 0 (both set manually). $qry is the query, as in this case "SELECT old FROM users WHERE ukey='" & $ukey & "'" Tbh I don't think this is related to AutoIt, but to myodbc or some of the other components in this mess. Just don't know where to ask

I am using this script to make querys to my mysql database. On the computer (win2k) running the mysql database. I get an error when selecting an empty field. On my two other computers (win xp, win xp x64) the same queries works fine. The error I get is: $cmboval = $cmboval & "" & .Fields ($u).Value $cmboval = $cmboval & "" & .Fields ($u).Value^ ERROR Error: Error in expression Anyone got any clues? CODE $adoCon = ObjCreate ("ADODB.Connection") $adoCon.Open ("Driver={MySQL ODBC 3.51 Driver}; Server=localhost; Option=3; Database=x; Uid=x; Pwd=x;") $adoRs = ObjCreate ("ADODB.Recordset") $adoRs.CursorType = 2 $adoRs.LockType = 3 $adoRs.Open ($qry, $adoCon) $cmboval = "" With $adoRs If $vars > 0 Then $count = 0 While Not .EOF $count += 1 For $u = 0 To $vars - 1 Step 1 $cmboval = $cmboval & "" & .Fields ($u).Value If $u < $vars - 1 Then $cmboval = $cmboval & "|" Next .MoveNext WEnd EndIf EndWith $adoCon.Close Return $cmboval

I thought this script was great! Too bad it doesn't work with the latest beta

Hello. Is there any performance difference at all between my two examples. When you got more like 50 cases instead of 2. Ex 1. CODEIf StringInStr($number,"!02") > 0 THEN Return 3 If StringInStr($number,"?10") > 0 THEN Return 3 Ex 2. CODEIf StringInStr($number,"!02") > 0 OR StringInStr($number,"?10") > 0 THEN Return 3

Try this: $wbemFlagReturnImmediately = 0x10 $wbemFlagForwardOnly = 0x20 $colItems = "" $computerName = "localhost" $objWMIService = ObjGet("winmgmts:\\" & $computerName & "\root\CIMV2") $colItems = $objWMIService.ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM Win32_Processor", "WQL", $wbemFlagReturnImmediately + $wbemFlagForwardOnly) If IsObj($colItems) then For $objItem In $colItems $CPUSpeed = $objItem.CurrentClockSpeed Next EndIf $colItems = $objWMIService.ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystem", "WQL", $wbemFlagReturnImmediately + $wbemFlagForwardOnly) If IsObj($colItems) then For $objItem In $colItems $Memory = $objItem.TotalPhysicalMemory Next EndIf Now you (I hope) you get $CPUSpeed and $Memory

The program I am reading from isn't a Au3-script. It's the same as reading from Notepad's edit window.

As I mentioned short-cut keys like that don't work. But it is possible to select it manually and have all the text in clipboard. I guess it is a limitation in the ControlGetText function resulting in only 32,768 chars get put in to clipboard.

OK. This is what I can do: Select/Delete/Edit text manually. Select the whole text (lots) and put it in clipboard and paste it all to Notepad manually. This is what I can't do: Use some sort of "save function". Use short-cut keys to "select all". It is pretty the same as notepad, but without functions... Any other info that would help you?

It only gets 32,768 bytes (way from total) but I guess this will be the best way to do it? Reading and writing it partially in chunks of 32kB Or is there an even better way?

Anyone who could help please?

May GUICtrlRead() be used for reading other applications than AutoIt-ones? For instance Notepad. If so... how? And yes... 2 MB is a lot

I am trying to find the fastest way to read/copy huge amounts of text from Edit-windows. To read and write line by line is kinda slow, at least the way I made it (GetLine/FileWriteLine). ControlGetText cant handle more than 64 kB? - May there be a quick way by reading/writing the Edit partially? The program got this Edit control and there is no way of saving the text with the program or so... I have to simply read it and rewrite it to a file. Anyone got any ideas?