Minikori

I do not deserve to program anymore.

I haven't worked much with scrollbars in GUIs, but from my knowledge I'm going to say this is possible. Anything you can make with the KODA dealio, you can make in code (and I'm going to recommend you move away from KODA as soon as possible, because there's a lot more you can do by actually doing the code yourself, and you'll understand this stuff a lot more). What you're going to have, after determining how many controls there are, is a loop that will run through, making controls for each of the number of datas collected. I'd say something like a For...Next loop that will variable set the top coordinates of each control. It's hard to explain all of this without using code, but you should hopefully catch what I'm saying. Glad to hopefully help, minikori

You cannot make an array change in size after you declare it. Well, you can, but that erases the content of the array. Here is a work around: When you first declare the array, make it huge (like 65535, considering that is the maximum). Some where in your loop, have a variable counting up to tell how many times you've gone through the loop. On your giant array, have the values continually adding to the array, but always have your 0th term be the number of items in the array (like how StringSplit() returns the strings, but term 0 is how many strings in the array there are). So the extra terms in your array won't be used, but the script can know that by telling how many there are by checking the 0th term. If that doesn't work for you, you can always have the script run through the database without saving data to see how many terms you will need, then declaring the array and running through it again, this time saving data. The former method will be faster.

I wrote this little script to track my playtime for Minecraft, and then added a function to move the .minecraft folder into AppData each time you launch Minecraft, then copy it back when it closes (for a mobile Minecraft). I have two scripts here, because I don't use the mobile launcher at my PC at home, so I wrote a script for just playtime tracking that sits in the tray. The two scripts (and the icon they use) are attached. The light one is a bit more progressed because I use it more. But hey, feedback, eh? mmcl.au3 mmcllight.au3

There's this snazzy little sticky in the Example Scripts forum called AutoIt Wrappers. Look at it.

HotKeySet()

Look into For...Next loops. That is all.

Start by using the help file. Look up MouseClick() and Send().

Okay, so now my problem is that the program won't stay windowed when I make it child. And the only way for me to fix that is by hooking the Direct3DCreate8 and making it windowed. I found _WinAPI_CreateHookEx but I don't know if that's what I want. Any help is still appreciated.

That's awkward, the program I was testing it with wouldn't do it. Thanks for your help though.

Hello, I'm making a script that uses functions that require my script and other programs to be in the same process, and I'm wondering how I could go about attaching my script to another process. I know this could be used for malicious content, but all my script is doing is making the external program become a child window of my program. Thanks for the help, mini

Hello, I was wondering if it's possible to make one GUI (such as a tool window) inside of my main GUI. Some examples of this are in Hammer Editor or Paint Shop Pro where there are windows inside of the edit space in the main window, and these windows can't leave that space. If you have any help it'd be greatly appreciated, thank you.

I don't quite feel like digging through GUI code right now. What's the code to make those color choosing buttons? Thanks.

Please also realize this is an English forum.

Welcome to the forums! Please realize that if you want any help at all, you need to show your own effort first. We don't write scripts for you in this forum, we help you through problems in your own.