Essentially I am creating a master GUI for all the scripts that we run. But the number of scripts available at any given time could be between 15 and 50+. I'm trying to hard code as little as possible. It should look something like this:
$counter = 0
do
$counter = $counter + 1
search for .exe files in folder
if found .exe then
$checkbox$counter = [Create GUI Check Box]
until no more .exe's
So I have no idea how many .exe's will be there and I want to create a new variable for each one (to keep track of them all). Is there anyway to do this? (i.e. in this script, the fist 3 files would create checkboxes which return id's of $checkbox1, $checkbox2, and $checkbox3)
Right now I just have 10 variables declared, and have a select-case setup to create a check box depending on what $counter is. It's easy enough, but like I said, I want to hard code as little as possible.
I've toyed with the idea of having this script write everything it needs to a text file, then saving that text file as a .au3, compiling it, and running it, but that's just straight ridiculous for what I'm trying to do.
