Loop/If Problem

[Timebombx]

So I have a for loop that's running, at the end of each loop I have a pixel check:

If $coord = PixelSearch( 557, 206, 806, 628, 4199436 )

;Coding here, but assuming it's wrong

;I'm trying to set it to if this pixel color is true, than it will call a function.

;

if $i < $numpass Then

Sleep(180000)

EndIf

Next

Exit

How exactly would I set it up so it will call a function if true? Looked through the help, but couldn't seem to find it exactly.

Thank you

[jfcby]

Welcome to AutoitScript Forum.

According to the help file PixelSearch() the following code should work if the color is found to be true.

; Find a pure red pixel in the range 0,0-20,300
$coord = PixelSearch( 0, 0, 20, 300, 0xFF0000 )
;If color found equals true
If Not @error Then 
   MsgBox(0, "X and Y are:", $coord[0] & "," & $coord[1])
   ;Call the function
   CallFun()        
EndIf

jfcby

Edited May 18, 2010 by jfcby

[GEOSoft]

Welcome to AutoitScript Forum.

According to the help file PixelSearch() the following code should work if the color is found to be true.

; Find a pure red pixel in the range 0,0-20,300
$coord = PixelSearch( 0, 0, 20, 300, 0xFF0000 )
;If color found equals true
If Not @error Then 
   MsgBox(0, "X and Y are:", $coord[0] & "," & $coord[1])
   ;Call the function
   CallFun()        
EndIf

jfcby

Oh no it won't.

Improper use of the Call() function, which is a good function to avoid (if possible) anyway.

[Timebombx]

Oh no it won't.

Improper use of the Call() function, which is a good function to avoid (if possible) anyway.

Tried the one off the example which is why I figured I did something wrong. I guess not. How exactly would I use a function if it does find the color without exactly calling it?

[JohnOne]

Tried the one off the example which is why I figured I did something wrong. I guess not. How exactly would I use a function if it does find the color without exactly calling it?

The example by jfcby looks fine to me, I think GEO misread it, his callfun() is just an example of where you would call your function whatever its name is.

But rightly avoid the native call() function where possible.

Edited May 18, 2010 by JohnOne

[GEOSoft]

The example by jfcby looks fine to me, I think GEO misread it, his callfun() is just an example of where you would call your function whatever its name is.

But rightly avoid the native call() function where possible.

You're oh so correct. I'm pleading old age and standing by it.