Colors array

[MasonMill]

Hey Guys,

I have a list of colors like this:

Global $Color[0] = "B0171F"

Global $Color[1] = "DC143C"

Global $Color[2] = "FFB6C1"

Global $Color[3] = "EE3A8C"

Global $Color[4] = "CD3278"

Global $Color[5] = "8B2252"

Global $Color[6] = "EE30A7"

Global $Color[7] = "CD2990"

Global $Color[8] = "8B1C62"

Global $Color[9] = "FF00FF"

Global $Color[10] = "EE00EE"

Global $Color[11] = "CD00CD"

Global $Color[13] = "B23AEE"

Global $Color[14] = "7D26CD"

Global $Color[15] = "0000CD"

Global $Color[16] = "00008B"

Global $Color[17] = "000080"

Global $Color[18] = "1C86EE"

Global $Color[19] = "00B2EE"

Global $Color[20] = "00E5EE"

Global $Color[21] = "00EE76"

and I am getting an error:

C:\Users\Mason\Desktop\scripts\colorArray.au3(75,28) : ERROR: syntax error

Global $Color[0] = "B0171F"

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

why is ths?

[targeter]

Hey Guys,

I have a list of colors like this:

Global $Color[0] = "B0171F"

Global $Color[1] = "DC143C"

Global $Color[2] = "FFB6C1"

Global $Color[3] = "EE3A8C"

Global $Color[4] = "CD3278"

Global $Color[5] = "8B2252"

Global $Color[6] = "EE30A7"

Global $Color[7] = "CD2990"

Global $Color[8] = "8B1C62"

Global $Color[9] = "FF00FF"

Global $Color[10] = "EE00EE"

Global $Color[11] = "CD00CD"

Global $Color[13] = "B23AEE"

Global $Color[14] = "7D26CD"

Global $Color[15] = "0000CD"

Global $Color[16] = "00008B"

Global $Color[17] = "000080"

Global $Color[18] = "1C86EE"

Global $Color[19] = "00B2EE"

Global $Color[20] = "00E5EE"

Global $Color[21] = "00EE76"

and I am getting an error:

C:\Users\Mason\Desktop\scripts\colorArray.au3(75,28) : ERROR: syntax error

Global $Color[0] = "B0171F"

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

why is ths?

You are actually going to get that error with any of the colors, did you define the array? I mean you could just do

Global $color1 = "00EE76" without any errors.

[JohnOne]

Global $Color[22] = ["B0171F", "DC143C", "FFB6C1", "etc..."]

or

Global $Color[22]

$Color[0] = "DC143C"

$Color[1] = "FFB6C1"

$Color[2] = "FFB6C1"

$Color[n] = "etc..."

[MasonMill]

Awesome, thanks! I was setting it up for a for loop, thats why i didnt do color1 and such.

[MasonMill]

After putting:

Global $Color[22]

$Color[0] = "DC143C"

$Color[1] = "FFB6C1"

$Color[2] = "FFB6C1"

$Color[n] = "etc..."

I get the same error

[targeter]

runs clean on my end.... not sure what is going on...

Edited August 13, 2010 by targeter

[AdmiralAlkex]

I get the same error

You must still be doing it the wrong way. Post an example that shows us what you're doing.

[MasonMill]

here it is:

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#AutoIt3Wrapper_run_debug_mode=Y

Global $Color[52]
Global $Color[0] = "B0171F"
Global $Color[1] = "DC143C"
Global $Color[2] = "FFB6C1"
Global $Color[3] = "EE3A8C"
Global $Color[4] = "CD3278"
Global $Color[5] = "8B2252"
Global $Color[6] = "EE30A7"
Global $Color[7] = "CD2990"
Global $Color[8] = "8B1C62"
Global $Color[9] = "FF00FF"
Global $Color[10] = "EE00EE"
Global $Color[11] = "CD00CD"
Global $Color[13] = "B23AEE"
Global $Color[14] = "7D26CD"
Global $Color[15] = "0000CD"
Global $Color[16] = "00008B"
Global $Color[17] = "000080"
Global $Color[18] = "1C86EE"
Global $Color[19] = "00B2EE"
Global $Color[20] = "00E5EE"
Global $Color[21] = "00EE76"
Global $Color[22] = "00CD66"
Global $Color[23] = "008B45"
Global $Color[24] = "00EE00"
Global $Color[25] = "00CD00"
Global $Color[26] = "008B00"
Global $Color[27] = "FFFF00"
Global $Color[28] = "EEEE00"
Global $Color[29] = "CDCD00"
Global $Color[30] = "8B8B00"
Global $Color[31] = "DAA520"
Global $Color[32] = "CD9B1D"
Global $Color[33] = "EE9A00"
Global $Color[34] = "EE7600"
Global $Color[35] = "EE4000"
Global $Color[36] = "EE5C42"
Global $Color[37] = "B22222"
Global $Color[38] = "FF3030"
Global $Color[39] = "EE2C2C"
Global $Color[40] = "CD2626"
Global $Color[41] = "FF0000"
Global $Color[42] = "EE0000"
Global $Color[43] = "CD0000"
Global $Color[44] = "8B0000"
Global $Color[45] = "800000"
Global $Color[46] = "8E388E"
Global $Color[47] = "7171C6"
Global $Color[48] = "7D9EC0"
Global $Color[49] = "388E8E"
Global $Color[50] = "71C671"
Global $Color[51] = "8E8E38"

Global $Threshold = 20


HotKeySet("{PAUSE}", "TogglePause")
HotKeySet("{END}", "Terminate")
HotKeySet("{F1}", "FindColor")

Func FindColor()

    For $i = 0 To 51 Step 1
            $aColor = PixelSearch(200, 20, 400, 400, 0x & $Color[$i] & "", $Threshold)

            If IsArray($aColor) Then
                    MsgBox("", "Report", "Color found!")
            EndIf
    Next

EndFunc

[AdmiralAlkex]

Only put Global on the declaration, not the assignment (right words?). So make it exactly like JohnOne said:

Global $Color[22]

$Color[0] = "DC143C"

$Color[1] = "FFB6C1"

$Color[2] = "FFB6C1"

etc.

And it will work.

Also, did you know there's a tutorial about arrays in the wiki? You may want to check it out. Link.

[MasonMill]

ooooooooooo gotcha! And i didnt know there was a tutorial there, ill go check it out. Im good with graphics and such, its the arrays that get me. Thanks guys!