#ifdef

[apsync]

can I do ->

If $MODE = 1 Then
  While $S < 5
ElseIf $MODE = 2 Then
  While $S < 10
EndIf
    MsgBox(0, "..", "...")
Wend

in C++ there is #ifdef , #ifndef, #define etc for this, when you use that the compiler ignores that part of code, can this also be done in AutoIt, if yes, what functions

thx

[Nutster]

can I do ->

If $MODE = 1 Then
  While $S < 5
ElseIf $MODE = 2 Then
  While $S < 10
EndIf
    MsgBox(0, "..", "...")
Wend

in C++ there is #ifdef , #ifndef, #define etc for this, when you use that the compiler ignores that part of code, can this also be done in AutoIt, if yes, what functions

thx

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Nothing currently implented. Even in C/C++, this is usually considered poor form. It would be better to do this:

If $MODE = 1 Then
  While $S < 5
    MsgBox(0, "..", "...")
  Wend
ElseIf $MODE = 2 Then
  While $S < 10
    MsgBox(0, "..", "...")
  Wend
EndIf

[confidentstrategery]

Or, maybe decide the stopping index first, and then execute the while loop. Something like this:

If $MODE = 1 Then
  $iStop = 5
ElseIf $MODE = 2 Then
  $iStop = 10
EndIf

While $S < $iStop
  MsgBox(0, "..", "...")
Wend

[Nutster]

Or, maybe decide the stopping index first, and then execute the while loop.  Something like this:

If $MODE = 1 Then
  $iStop = 5
ElseIf $MODE = 2 Then
  $iStop = 10
EndIf

While $S < $iStop
  MsgBox(0, "..", "...")
Wend

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Yup, this is better. You still need a way to change $S so that you can stop.

[apsync]

allright, i know enough, thanks