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I am creating a GUI in Koda for xcopy. Within the generated script there is a Switch...Case with a case for every button, input field, and checkbox. Can someone please explain to me how exactly to use this the wiki didn't quite satisfy my curiosity.

For instance

While 1
$nMsg = GUIGetMsg()
Switch $nMsg
Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
Exit

Case $Source

Case $BrowseSource = $GUI_ENABLE                                             Button to browse for source folder
    FileSelectFolder("Select Source", Default, 7, Default)
Case $Destination
        
Case $BrowseDest = $GUI_ENABLE                                               Button to browse for destination folder
    FileSelectFolder("Select Destination", Default, 7, Default)
Case $A = $GUI_CHECKED                                                       Checkbox to add parameter
        Command here
Case $M = $GUI_CHECKED                                                       Checkbox to add parameter
        Command here
Case $D = $GUI_CHECKED                                                       Checkbox to add parameter
        Command here

Will the buttons work as defined or am I using it wrong.

How do I link the $source input field to the $browsesource gui button variable and allow drag n drop for file paths.

If you need the whole code to better understand I will post it.

Edited by blckpythn
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Yes, more code is needed (GUI part).

Also look at examples in Autoit's helpfile at GUICreate, GUICtrlCreateButton, FileSelectFolder

Here you go

#include <ButtonConstants.au3>
#include <EditConstants.au3>
#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
#include <StaticConstants.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
#Region ### START Koda GUI section ### Form=c:\users\matthew\desktop\autoit\xcopy\xcopy gui.kxf
$XCopy_GUI = GUICreate("XCopy GUI - msdewart", 401, 326, 250, 164)
GUISetIcon("D:\009.ico")
$Parameters = GUICtrlCreateGroup("", 10, 5, 380, 270)
$Source = GUICtrlCreateInput("Source", 30, 25, 260, 21)
$BrowseSource = GUICtrlCreateButton("Browse", 300, 25, 80, 25, $WS_GROUP)
$Destination = GUICtrlCreateInput("Destination", 30, 55, 260, 21)
$BrowseDest = GUICtrlCreateButton("Browse", 300, 55, 80, 25, $WS_GROUP)
$A = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/A", 30, 85, 129, 17)
$M = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/M", 30, 105, 97, 17)
$D = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/D:m-d-y", 30, 125, 97, 17)
$EXCLUDE = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/EXCLUDE", 30, 145, 129, 17)
$P = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/P", 30, 165, 97, 17)
$S = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/S", 30, 185, 97, 17)
$E = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/E", 30, 205, 97, 17)
$V = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/V", 30, 225, 97, 17)
$W = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/W", 30, 245, 97, 17)
$T = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/T", 160, 245, 97, 17)
$R = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/R", 160, 225, 97, 17)
$H = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/H", 160, 205, 97, 17)
$G = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/G", 160, 185, 97, 17)
$L = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/L", 160, 165, 97, 17)
$F = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/F", 160, 145, 129, 17)
$Q = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/Q", 160, 125, 97, 17)
$I = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/I", 160, 105, 97, 17)
$C = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/C", 160, 85, 129, 17)
$Z = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/Z", 290, 223, 97, 17)
$Y2 = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/-Y", 290, 203, 97, 17)
$Y = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/Y", 290, 183, 97, 17)
$X = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/X", 290, 163, 97, 17)
$O = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/O", 290, 143, 129, 17)
$N = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/N", 290, 123, 97, 17)
$K = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/K", 290, 103, 97, 17)
$U = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("/U", 290, 83, 129, 17)
GUICtrlCreateGroup("", -99, -99, 1, 1)
$Copy = GUICtrlCreateButton("&Copy", 290, 280, 90, 35, $WS_GROUP)
$Close = GUICtrlCreateButton("&Close", 200, 285, 80, 25, $WS_GROUP)
$Help = GUICtrlCreateButton("Help", 20, 285, 80, 25, $WS_GROUP)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
#EndRegion ### END Koda GUI section ###

Global $xcopyparam = ;variable will consist of all checkboxes source and destination.

While 1
$nMsg = GUIGetMsg()
Switch $nMsg
Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
Exit

Case $Source = $BrowseSource

Case $BrowseSource = $GUI_ENABLE
    FileSelectFolder("Select Source", Default, 7, Default)
Case $Destination = $BrowseDest

Case $BrowseDest = $GUI_ENABLE
    FileSelectFolder("Select Destination", Default, 7, Default)
Case $A = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /A"
Case $M = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /M"
Case $D = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /D"
Case $EXCLUDE = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /EXCLUDE"
Case $P = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /P"
Case $S = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /S"
Case $E = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /E"
Case $V = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /V"
Case $W = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /W"
Case $T = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /T"
Case $R = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /R"
Case $H = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /H"
Case $G = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /G"
Case $L = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /L"
Case $F = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /F"
Case $Q = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /Q"
Case $I = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /I"
Case $C = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /C"
Case $Z = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /Z"
Case $Y2 = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /-Y"
    $Y = $GUI_DISABLE
Case $Y = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /Y"
    $Y2 = $GUI_DISABLE
Case $X = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /X"
Case $O = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /O"
Case $N = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /N"
Case $K = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /K"
Case $U = $GUI_CHECKED
    $xcopyparam &= " /U"
Case $Copy = $GUI_ENABLE
    Copy()
Case $Close = $GUI_ENABLE
    Exit
Case $Help = $GUI_ENABLE
    Help()
EndSwitch
WEnd




Func Copy()
    Run ("cmd.exe /c xcopy " & $xcopyparam, @WindowsDir)
    EndFunc
Func Help()
    Local $helphandle = FileOpen("\\TTCDATA01\Student_Home\NST\msdewart\Desktop\Xcopy Help info.txt", Default)
    Local $helptext = FileRead($helphandle, Default)
    MsgBox(0, "Xcopy GUI Help", @error)
Edited by blckpythn
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