Text Box

[roadrunner 0]

hi, it's a simple question, all i want to do is display a box with a message while the scrip continue to run

i.e

display text box

run program

close text box

i have tried SplashTextOn but i will not keep on the screen

any idears?

[scriptkitty 1]

Sounds like you are running an external program maybe?

if so then use:

SplashTextOn("Title", "Message goes here.", -1, -1, -1, -1, 4, "", 24)
runwait("yourprogram.exe")

or test out this if not.

I like small displays

ToolTip("Hey My program is running", 0, 0)
for $i=1 to 10
sleep(1000)
next
; or anything else you want to do.

if you runwait, the script will keep it displayed until the program exits, ot you can use a while statement.

I can keep ToolTip on top of even DirectX programs.

[roadrunner 0]

after i put splashtexton into the scripe,

winwait active(homeworld2 v1.1")

does not become active so the send("{enter}) command does not work.

The splashtexton has got focus and will not realease it.

any more idears?

SplashTextOn("Title", "system update.", -1, -1, -1, -1, 4, "", 24)

runwait ($drive &"\update_en_10_11.exe")

;sleep(5000)

progress()

WinWaitActive("Homeworld2 v1.1")

Send("{ENTER}")

progress()

WinWaitActive("Homeworld2 Patch 1.0 to 1.1")

Send("!n")

WinWaitActive("Homeworld2 Patch 1.0 to 1.1")

Send("!n")

WinWaitActive("Homeworld2 Patch 1.0 to 1.1")

Send("!n")

WinWaitActive("Homeworld2 Patch 1.0 to 1.1")

Send("!n")

progress()

WinWaitclose("Homeworld2 v1.1")

SplashOff()

[scriptkitty 1]

Maybe something like this?

Winactivate("Homeworld")
ToolTip ( "system update",0,0 )
RunWait ($drive &"\update_en_10_11.exe")
WinWaitActive("Homeworld2 v1.1")
Send("{ENTER}")
For $i=1 To 4
ToolTip ( "system update step "&$i+1,0,0 )
WinWaitActive("Homeworld2 Patch 1.0 to 1.1")
Send("!n")
sleep(500)
Next
WinWaitClose("Homeworld2 v1.1")

Edited February 25, 2004 by scriptkitty

[trids 2]

does not become active so the send("{enter}) command does not work.

The splashtexton has got focus and will not realease it.

Just a general tip I keep rediscovering .. the Control* functions (eg: ControlSend, ControlSetText, ControlCommand etc .. ) don't need the window to have focus