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hello, im trying to figure out how i can make a program that will allow for user control permissions over hotkeys.

i have a wireless keypad for the computer, and i want to do like functions, like pressing 0 and 1 will start the user login, and after that they must enter their id then press enter, and after that they can for examples sake press period and the plus sign to higher the volume.

different users have different permissions, like one can pause music, while another can only higher or lower it.

im just going to change this senddata function in this script for vlc

#626595

im thinking putting if hotkeys thens in a while loop and go from there

but im not sure how to do it with users

im just looking for second opinions on how to code this

thanks all

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how do i create an array that has arrays for its element, i couldn't figure it out from the docs

i need an array thats 7 big, and each element in that element i need it to have 3 more elements

Local  $worker[1][3] = [[1], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[2][3] = [[1], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[3][3] = [[1], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[4][3] = [[2], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[5][3] = [[2], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[6][3] = [[2], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[7][3] = [[2], ['name'], [111]]
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seesoe,

Here is a hint for a slightly smaller array:

Local  $worker[2][3] = [[1, 'name1', 111], [2, 'name2', 222]]

MsgBox(0, $worker[0][1], $worker[1][2])

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how do i create an array that has arrays for its element, i couldn't figure it out from the docs

i need an array thats 7 big, and each element in that element i need it to have 3 more elements

Local  $worker[1][3] = [[1], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[2][3] = [[1], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[3][3] = [[1], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[4][3] = [[2], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[5][3] = [[2], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[6][3] = [[2], ['name'], [111]]
Local  $worker[7][3] = [[2], ['name'], [111]]

Local $worker[7][3] = [ [1, "name", 111], [1, "name", 111], [1, "name", 111], [2, "name", 111], [2, "name", 111], [2, "name", 111], [2, "name", 111] ]

If you look under the documentation for "Dim / Global / Local / Const" or "Keyword Reference" you'll see exactly where I got the above from.

I hope it helps,

Jarvis

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