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Hi @gogloc, try this 😉 : Global $sFilePath = @DesktopDir & '\test.txt' Global $pwd = '' Global $digits = 15 Dim $aSpace[3] For $i = 1 To $digits $aSpace[0] = Chr(Random(65, 90, 1)) ; A-Z $aSpace[1] = Chr(Random(97, 122, 1)) ; a-z $aSpace[2] = Chr(Random(48, 57, 1)) ; 0-9 $pwd &= $aSpace[Random(0, 2, 1)] Next Run(@ComSpec & ' /K "echo Random Password !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ("' & $digits & '" digits): "' & $pwd & '" > "' & $sFilePath & '"', '', @SW_SHOW) But why do you want to make it through the command line, when you're redirecting the output to a file anyway? You can write directly to an file without @ComSpec. Best regards Sven ________________ Stay innovative!

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Hi @Danyfirex, I tried a bit with your fantastic UDF and wanted to use the angle. But it seems not to work. I only get values like this: '1.37102911403396e-311' I have no clue, what is going wrong, but I saw this can be a nullable double value. I don't know how to handle this. Maybe this is not a problem as yo declare $iAngle to 0, and if TextAngle is called with null in angle then it will not be assigned. BTW: To keep the angle in @extended your wrapper functions should look like this: Func _UWPOCR_GetText($sImageFilePathOrhBitmap, $sLanguageTagToUse = Default, $bUseOcrLine = False) Local $oErrorHandler = ObjEvent("AutoIt.Error", __UWPOCR_ErrorHandler) #forceref $oErrorHandler _UWPOCR_Log("_UWPOCR_GetText") Local $sRes = __UWPOCR_GetText($sImageFilePathOrhBitmap, $sLanguageTagToUse, $bUseOcrLine) Return SetError(@error, @extended, $sRes) EndFunc ;==>_UWPOCR_GetText Func _UWPOCR_GetWordsRectTo2DArray($sImageFilePathOrhBitmap, $sLanguageTagToUse = Default) Local $oErrorHandler = ObjEvent("AutoIt.Error", "__UWPOCR_ErrorHandler") _UWPOCR_Log("_UWPOCR_GetWordsRectTo2DArray") #forceref $oErrorHandler Local $aRes = __UWPOCR_GetText($sImageFilePathOrhBitmap, $sLanguageTagToUse, False, True) Return SetError(@error, @extended, $aRes) EndFunc ;==>_UWPOCR_GetWordsRectTo2DArray Edit: Forgot to say that @extended only can hold Int32 values, so you loose precision, when using it for the angle.

First try to implement this example into your script. and see what works for you ; at the top of your script set an array size that will match the number of controls you want to read Global $ARR[10] ; gui and controls creation .etc For $i = 1 To UBound($ARR) - 1 $ARR[$i] = GUICtrlRead(Eval("e_Edit" & $i)) Next _arraydisplay($ARR) Or otherwise use\run your controls straight from an array where you read the controls from $agui[$i][0] that keeps a control's id in example 1 till 4 #include <File.au3> #include <GuiEdit.au3> $hGui = GUICreate("Sqlite GUI test", 1150, 650, -1, -1) Local $VGui = '' _ & 'Ctrl|Placement|GUICtrlCreate|Name|' _ & @CRLF & 'id|, 130, 5, 500, 200|Edit|' _ & @CRLF & 'id|, 640, 5, 500, 200|Edit|' _ & @CRLF & 'id|, 130, 200, 500, 200|Edit|' _ & @CRLF & 'id|, 640, 200, 500, 200|Edit|' _ & @CRLF & 'id|, 131, 616, 75, 25|Button|Add' _ & @CRLF & 'id|, 208, 616, 75, 25|Button|Delete' _ & @CRLF & 'id|, 208, 616, 75, 25|Button|Delete2' _ & @CRLF & 'id|, 5, 5, 120, 30|Button|Mostra 1' _ & @CRLF & 'id|, 5, 45, 120, 30|Button|Mostra 2' Local $aGui[0][5] _ArrayAdd($aGui, $VGui) For $i = 1 To UBound($aGui) - 1 $aGui[$i][0] = Execute("GUICtrlCreate" & $aGui[$i][2] & '("' & ($aGui[$i][3] ? $aGui[$i][3] & '"' : '"') & $aGui[$i][1] & ")") Next For $i = 1 To 4 _GUICtrlEdit_SetText($aGui[$i][0], "test" & $i) Next GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) For $i = 1 To 4 $aGui[$i][4] = GUICtrlRead($aGui[$i][0]) Next _ArrayDisplay($aGui)