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  1. Aww just go back to the chat thread I made. You are cluttering up the support forum. If you look at the amount of views and replys my little poll has there is indeed a bang. Sorry.
  2. I like to go out with a bang.
  3. Please don't think that there is only one person intrested in this function. Your function is amazing and I'm very happy that you decided to share it with us. Thank you. I really sympathise with programmers who are generally ignored by the nescient community here.
  4. Way to misquite me idiot. You're amazingly unintelligent. As I've said before, examples are just that examples. If you want good code I'll direct you to my paypal account. What I posted was what the OP asked for, a (quick) solution to a problem. You should be enthralled by your ignorance. I don't "tout" myself to be anything. I still get a nice fat paycheck with or without your holy approval. The entertainment value is lost without a little baiting however. Thanks for biting.
  5. Thanks. 100th Post.
  6. At the top! And that code won't work anyway. You need an actual pause script. Unless you just want it to run when you press Pause, if that's the cause then remove the function call in the while loop.
  7. @uzomg no itz not u #(($ If I had beta on the PC I used to write the code maybe I'd of used switch instead! Yeah it's not a secret. Yeah posting bloated code will always start something like this. No excuse for code to be like that.
  8. You are a total idiot. My code did exactly what LxP's code did. Did you EVEN try to run it? Wow. GUICtrlSetData ( $ml, _2903(GUICtrlRead($ml))) GUICtrlSetData ( $n, _2903(GUICtrlRead($n))) GUICtrlSetData ( $h, _2903(GUICtrlRead($h))) func _2903($0) Return StringReplace($0, ",", ".") endfunc This is NO different from what he posted.. $mlVal = number(stringReplace(GUICtrlRead($ml), ",", ".")) $hVal = number(stringReplace(GUICtrlRead($h), ",", ".")) $nVal = number(stringReplace(GUICtrlRead($n), ",", ".")) Mine is just more modular and doesn't use variables.
  9. If you look at your code: GUICreate("Test WIndow", 655, 500, -1, -1, BitOR($WS_MINIMIZEBOX, $WS_MAXIMIZEBOX, $WS_GROUP, $WS_CAPTION, $WS_POPUP, $WS_SYSMENU)) Global $testlist = GUICtrlCreateList("", 350, 10, 300, 450) Dim $input $Input is a global variable so you should not use Dim to declare it. It's not really good programming practice to even use Dim as it has weird scope rules, either use local or global. We just went over this on AIM so shame on you. I'd answer your question but I think you're trying to run before you can walk! If you search the forum you'll find examples of both reading from an .ini and using StringFormat, I was just posting in a few threads like that the other day.
  10. Yeah I suppose. Thanks for all the feedback.
  11. Thanks. Can't I just do this and get the same result? I'm not seeing the need for Dim. Global $variable = "Foo" MsgBox(0, "", "Printfs 'Foo'=" & $variable) function() MsgBox(0, "", "Printfs 'Bar'=" & $variable) Func function() ;Dim $variable = "Bar"; This is NOT a new local variable $variable = "Bar" EndFunc
  12. Nothing to see here, please move along.
  13. It's ironic you say that as you started it all honey and you're now calling me a he.. lol. Drama for the win! I like how you call them battles, makes it sound like people die. Yes I understand he has given you much love so you have to support him while he verbally assaults people. Shame on you. A dev has asked that this remain public and so it shall.
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