Simucal

Search for "Tray" in the AutoIt Help file. You'll find all the methods you need.

If you insist on using the 2d array I guess you could do something like this: #include <Array.au3> ; $PackedItems[Item][Quantity] Global $PackedItems[3][2] $PackedItems[0][0] = "Basketball^12" $PackedItems[0][1] = 12 $PackedItems[1][0] = "Baseball&@##!" $PackedItems[1][1] = 22 $PackedItems[2][0] = "Football^12112" $PackedItems[2][1] = 43 While 1 $sItemName = InputBox("Enter Item", "Enter an item name to search for!") ; Do a partial search on PackedItems array $iSearchIndex = _ArraySearch($PackedItems, $sItemName, 0, UBound($PackedItems), 0, 1) If $iSearchIndex = -1 Then MsgBox(0, "Not Found", $sItemName & " was not found in $PackedItems. Adding it.") $iItemQuantity = InputBox("Enter Quantity", "Enter an item quantity") ReDim $PackedItems[UBound($PackedItems) + 1][2] $PackedItems[UBound($PackedItems) - 1][0] = $sItemName $PackedItems[UBound($PackedItems) - 1][1] = $iItemQuantity MsgBox(0, "Item added", "Item: " & $sItemName & " Qty: " & $iItemQuantity & " has been added!") Else MsgBox(0, "Found!", $sItemName & " was found in $PackedItems at [" & $iSearchIndex & "][0]"&@CRLF&"Item Name:"&$PackedItems[$iSearchIndex][0]&@CRLF&"Quantity:" &$PackedItems[$iSearchIndex][1]) EndIf WEnd Try searching for "Basketball", you'll get a hit on "Basketball^12". If it doesn't get a hit on what you search it will ask you for a quantity, redim the array and add it. It should be noted if you have a large number of elements redimm'ing the array is a computationally expensive process so it could be slow. Similarly, your searching might be slow and you could speed it up considerably using a Binary Search if you sorted your data. As far as your search not returning "Basketball^12" when you search for "Basketball", you need to use a Partial search.

I'd say it's possible but I don't honestly think you are going to do it. AutoIt definately isn't the best enviornment for something like that.. you should probably focus your attention elsewhere. There are several types of aimbots: Graphics Driver Aimbots (DirectX/OpenGL)Memory/Client AimbotsColor AimbotsPacket Sniffing Bots (defunct/not really around any longer)With the Graphics Driver Aimbots you hijack control of the rendering library, find out the x, y, z location of a player and perform some matrices caclulations to convert that into a two dimensional point on your screen. These are largely detectable by modern, online games. With Memory/Client Reading Aimbots, it reads your viewing/camera angle and the x/y/z positions of players around you. Then you bust out some trigonometry to calculate the angle at which you should be pointing your weapon, taking into consideration things like lead time/latency, hitboxes, etc. It isn't a trivial thing.

Toady, Very nice application! It seems like a very good learning tool for those new to Graphs, Graph Traversal, and Pathing Algorithms. If you feel like expanding it you might consider having a few other algorithms that the user can select and run against your maze so the user can see the physical difference of the nodes that each one evaluates. Maybe something like: * Dijkstra's Algorithm (Really A* is a specialized variant of Dijkastra's) * B-Star (B*) - Storing Intervals of nodes of the tree * D-Star (D*) - As far as I know places like Garmin/TomTom use specialized D* for finding best paths in partially known enviornments to plan your driving route. * Depth and Breadth first traversal. Along with visually showing the user the nodes it is considering along the way. and apart from path finding.. implementing something like the Floyd-Warshall algorithm to find the shortest point between all vertices would be kind of cool. Might be slow at O(V^3).. but with this small a graph it shouldn't be too bad. Another expansion you could do is to find a flash game that is maze like and embed it into an autoit app. You can then have a maze-solver utilizing Depth-First or one of your Best-First algorithms. Watching it automate and solve the flash-games mazes would definately be cool!

#include <Array.au3> $sText = "asldkjfsadf1234567890101213dsflkjsdfsdf2!" $aResult = StringRegExp($sText, "\d{12,16}", 1) If IsArray($aResult) Then _ArrayDisplay($aResult) Else MsgBox(0, "Error", "No 12-16 digits found!") EndIf Obviously you'll need to use ClipGet to get the clipboard text.

Func TOP10() _GUICtrlListBox_ResetContent($LISTBOX1) $SOURCE = _INETGETSOURCE("http://www.swedvdr.org/browse.php?sort=7&type=desc") $Top10 = _StringBetween($SOURCE,"'><b>","</b></font></a><br>") _GUICtrlListBox_AddString($LISTBOX1, "________TOP10_______") For $I = 1 To UBound($Top10) - 1 _GUICtrlListBox_AddString($LISTBOX1, $Top10 [$I]) Next EndFunc Something like that. You weren't too far off. EDIT: My bad, was beaten to it

Solved this myself. I had no TCPStartup() in my client, stupid mistake. Sorry for the post.

Alright, I've written two small, really basic scripts for server/client that will allow up to 100 concurrent sockets/connections. I've searched, I've read the threads.. I don't see what I'm doing wrong. I'm TCPAccepting all connections to an array, etc, etc. However, I'm never able to connect to the server. What mistake am I making? Every time the connection I attempt to make to my server will immediately return -1. Anyway, here are the scripts: Client: #include <GuiConstantsEx.au3> $hClient = GUICreate("TCP Client", 387, 105, 260, 281) $oSend = GUICtrlCreateButton("Send", 256, 64, 89, 25, 0) $oInput = GUICtrlCreateInput("", 32, 64, 217, 21) $oConnect = GUICtrlCreateButton("Connect", 32, 16, 105, 33, 0) $oDisconnect = GUICtrlCreateButton("Disconnect", 144, 16, 105, 33, 0) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW, $hClient) Global $oSocket = -1 While 1 $nMsg = GUIGetMsg() Switch $nMsg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit Case $oConnect _OpenSocket() Case $oDisconnect _CloseSocket() Case $oSend _SendData() Case $oInput _SendData() EndSwitch WEnd Func _SendData() If $oSocket <> -1 Then TCPSend($oSocket, GUICtrlRead($oInput)) Else MsgBox(0, "Error", "You must be connected first!") EndIf EndFunc ;==>_SendData Func _CloseSocket() If $oSocket <> -1 Then TCPCloseSocket($oSocket) Else MsgBox(0, "Error", "Socket is already disconnected!") EndIf EndFunc ;==>_CloseSocket Func _OpenSocket() If $oSocket <> -1 Then MsgBox(0, "Error", "You are already connected!") Else $oSocket = TCPConnect("127.0.0.1", "2001") If $oSocket = -1 Then MsgBox(0, "Error", "Can not connect to server!"&@CR&"@Error = "&@Error) Else TCPSend($oSocket, "You are connected to the server!") EndIf EndIf EndFunc ;==>_OpenSocketoÝ÷ Ø ÝIêïz¶®¶­sdvÆö&Âb33c¶7W'&VçE6ö6¶WBÒÂb33c¶ôÆ7FVå6ö6¶WBÂb33c¶ô6öææV7FVE6ö6¶WE³Ð ¥õD57F'E6W'fW" ¥vÆR b33c¶ô6öææV7FVE6ö6¶WE²b33c¶7W'&VçE6ö6¶WEÒÒD566WBb33c¶ôÆ7FVå6ö6¶WB 6öç6öÆUw&FRb33c¶ô6öææV7FVE6ö6¶WE²b33c¶7W'&VçE6ö6¶WEÒf×´5" bb33c¶ô6öææV7FVE6ö6¶WE²b33c¶7W'&VçE6ö6¶WEÒfÇC²fwC²ÓFVà ×6t&÷ÂgV÷CµD5gV÷C²ÂgV÷C´6ÆVçB6öææV7FVBöâ6ö6¶WB2gV÷C²fײb33c¶7W'&VçE6ö6¶WB b33c¶7W'&VçE6ö6¶WBÒb33c¶7W'&VçE6ö6¶WB² VæD` f÷"b33c¶ÒFò bb33c¶ô6öææV7FVE6ö6¶WE²b33c¶ÒfÇC²fwC²Ó÷"b33c¶ô6öææV7FVE6ö6¶WE²b33c¶ÒfÇC²fwC²gV÷C²gV÷C²FVà b33c·5&W7bÒD5&V7bb33c¶ô6öææV7FVE6ö6¶WE²b33c¶ÒÂS bb33c·5&W7bfÇC²fwC²gV÷C²gV÷C²FVâ×6t&÷ÂgV÷CµD5gV÷C²ÂgV÷C´FF&V6VfVBg&öÒ6ö6¶WB3¢gV÷C²fײb33c¶fײ5"fײgV÷C´FF¢gV÷C²fײb33c·5&W7b VæD` æW@ 6ÆVW#¥tVæ@ ¤gVæ2õD57F'E6W'fW" Æö6Âb33c·5&W7VÇ@ b33c·5&W7VÇBÒD57F'GW bb33c·5&W7VÇBÒFVà ×6t&÷ÂgV÷C´W'&÷"gV÷C²ÂgV÷CµVæ&ÆRFò7F'GWD56W'f6W2b333²gV÷C² W@ VæD` b33c¶ôÆ7FVå6ö6¶WBÒD5Æ7FVâgV÷C³#rãããgV÷C²ÂgV÷C³#gV÷C²ÂgV÷C³gV÷C² bb33c¶ôÆ7FVå6ö6¶WBÒÓFVà ×6t&÷ÂgV÷C´W'&÷"gV÷C²ÂgV÷CµVæ&ÆRFò7F'BÆ7FVææröâ÷'B#gV÷C² W@ VæD`¤VæDgVæ2³ÓÒfwCµõD57F'E6W'fW This is more of a proof of concept for myself so if I can keep the structure as close to what it is now it would be better. Thank you and I look forward to hearing any comments people have.

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I would just use StringInStr to find your "x", then trim left of that and StringInString for "y". Although you could probably use a regex to simplify this process with a single line of code.

Here it is an a UDF format in case anyone ever needs this: ; #_GetSid# ;=============================================================================== ; ; Name...........: _GetSid ; Description....: Returns a specified users SID (if none specified, will return current users Sid) ; Syntax.........: _GetSid([$sUsername]) ; Parameters.....: [Optional] $sUsername - The username of the sid you wish to retrieve ; Return values..: Success - Returns Current/Specified users SID ; Failure - Returns 0 and Sets @Error: ; |0 - No error. ; |1 - Specified username not found on system. ; |2 - User running this function does not have permission to access WMIService ; Author.........: Simucal (Matthew McDole) ; Modified.......: 02.09.2008 ; Remarks........: ; Related........: ; Link...........: ; Example........: ; ;========================================================================================== Func _GetSid($sUsername = @UserName) Local $oWMIService Local $oColAccounts $oWMIService = ObjGet("winmgmts:\\.\root\cimv2") If Not IsObj($oWMIService) Then SetError(2) Return 0 EndIf $oColAccounts = $oWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * From Win32_UserAccount") For $oAccount In $oColAccounts If $oAccount.Name = $sUsername Then SetError(0) Return $oAccount.Sid EndIf Next SetError(1) Return 0 EndFunc ;==>_GetSidoÝ÷ ØLZ^jëh×6ConsoleWrite(_GetSid()&@CR) ; Display current users sid ConsoleWrite(_GetSid("HelpAssistant")&@CR) ; Display specified users sid And it would work fine.

Global $oAccount, $sComputer = "." $oWMIService = ObjGet("winmgmts:\\"&$sComputer&"\root\cimv2") $oColAccounts = $oWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * From Win32_UserAccount") For $oAccount In $oColAccounts ConsoleWrite("Username: " & $oAccount.Name & @CR) ConsoleWrite("SID: " & $oAccount.SID & @CR&@CR) Next EDIT: Made small change so it outputs all users.

I'm not trying to gather any personal (usuable at least) information from the user whatsoever. I also plan on telling them that my program reports anonymous usage information to me. They can then decide if they still want to use the script or not. My program has 660 regisistered users atm, but I'm really curious about how large the number of total users is when I take into account the people who never bothered to register/post. I was more looking for any other considerations into my approach (technical) rather than moralistic warnings about wether or not to do it. I've already decided to do it. One thing I considered was generating a unique hardware id for each user and encrypting that hardware id and sending me some sort of unique,encrypted,hash. Then I can keep a database of unique hash's and that will give me a rough estimate of the unique computers my script is installed on. Any other thoughts/ideas?

Ok... anyone else?

It is always in the best interest of the community for you to post whatever solutions you find... in the event someone looks this thread up down the line.