stev379 Posted April 1, 2005 Share Posted April 1, 2005 Below is cut from a bigger script. The issue is getting the label to update based on what is read from the combo box. How can this be set so it just updates the label once each time a new value is selected from the combo. As is it just keeps looping through. I tried with For's, Do's etc. and keep getting the same basic result. Any help is greatly appreciated. expandcollapse popup#include <Constants.au3> #include <GUIConstants.au3> Global $Main = GUICreate("Update Labels", 650, 390, 150, 75) $Lcl_Rd01 = "Location1" $Lcl_Rd02 = "Location2" $Lcl_Rd03 = "Location3" $Name_01 = "Name1" $Name_02 = "Name2" $Name_03 = "Name3" $Name_04 = "Name4" $Name_05 = "Name5" $Name_06 = "Name6" $IP1_01 = "IP # 1" $IP1_02 = "IP # 2" $IP1_03 = "IP # 3" $IP_lbl = GUICtrlCreateLabel($Name_01 & "'s IP will be set to " & $IP1_01, 220, 250) GUICtrlCreateLabel("Please select a location:", 200, 100, 235, 20) $cbo_lcl = Guictrlcreatecombo($Lcl_Rd01, 220, 120) GUICtrlSetData(-1,$Lcl_Rd02 & "|" & $Lcl_Rd03,$Lcl_Rd01) $cbo_Name = Guictrlcreatecombo($Name_01, 220, 200) GUICtrlSetData(-1,$Name_02 & "|" & $Name_03 & "|" & $Name_04 & _ $Name_05 & "|" & $Name_06,$Name_01) GUISetState() While 1 $msg = GUIGetMsg() Select Case GUICtrlRead($cbo_Lcl) = $Lcl_Rd01 Or GUICtrlRead($cbo_Lcl) = $Lcl_Rd02 Or _ GUICtrlRead($cbo_Lcl) = $Lcl_Rd03 _IPLabels() Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Or $msg = $btn_Exit Exit EndSelect WEnd Func _IPLabels() $cbo_NMVlu = GUICtrlRead($cbo_Name) $cbo_lclVlu = GUICtrlRead($cbo_Lcl) $i = 0 Do Select Case $cbo_NMVlu = ($Name_01) And $cbo_lclVlu = ($Lcl_Rd01) GUICtrlSetData($IP_lbl, $Name_01 & "'s IP will be set to " & $IP1_01) ExitLoop Case $cbo_NMVlu = ($Name_01) And $cbo_lclVlu = ($Lcl_Rd02) GUICtrlSetData($IP_lbl, $Name_01 & "'s IP will be set to " & $IP1_02) ExitLoop Case $cbo_NMVlu = ($Name_01) And $cbo_lclVlu = ($Lcl_Rd03) GUICtrlSetData($IP_lbl, $Name_01 & "'s IP will be set to " & $IP1_03) ExitLoop EndSelect $i = $i + 1 Until $i = 1 EndFunc Thanks!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blue_Drache Posted April 1, 2005 Share Posted April 1, 2005 (edited) Below is cut from a bigger script. The issue is getting the label to update based on what is read from the combo box. How can this be set so it just updates the label once each time a new value is selected from the combo. As is it just keeps looping through. I tried with For's, Do's etc. and keep getting the same basic result.Any help is greatly appreciated.<snip>Thanks!!<{POST_SNAPBACK}>How about a flag variable? This is what I do for my timer that clicks a button to refresh my display:Do Sleep(10) If WinActive($hwndTally) = 1 Then HotKeySet("{F1}","AboutMe"); set the hotkey if the window's active Else HotKeySet("{F1}"); release the key when it's not active. EndIf ;;;; refresh button click ONCE every 5 minutes If Mod(@MIN, 5) = 0 And $mod = 0 Then ControlClick($hwndTally, "", $buttonRefresh, $primary, 1) $mod = 1 ElseIf Mod(@MIN, 5) > 0 And $mod = 1 Then $mod = 0 EndIf ;;;; end button click routine $msg = GUIGetMsg() Select Case $msg = $buttonRefresh ; re-read INI and update numbers. $ClaimZero = IniRead($fTally, "Claims", "Zero", "0") $ClaimCbis = IniRead($fTally, "Claims", "CBis", "0") $ClaimXbis = IniRead($fTally, "Claims", "XBis", "0") $ClaimError = IniRead($fTally, "Claims", "Error", "0") $ClaimTotal = $ClaimZero + $ClaimCbis + $ClaimXbis + $ClaimError GUICtrlSetData($viewitemZero, "Triple Zero|" & $ClaimZero) GUICtrlSetData($viewitemCbis, "C-Bis|" & $ClaimCbis) GUICtrlSetData($viewitemXbis, "X-Bis|" & $ClaimXbis) GUICtrlSetData($labelTotalNum, $ClaimTotal) . . . . Until $msg = $gui_event_close Or $msg = $itemExit Or $msg = $buttonExit Edited April 1, 2005 by Blue_Drache Lofting the cyberwinds on teknoleather wings, I am...The Blue Drache Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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