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I need to place an array in a GUI. For example, when this code below finishes executing, I want to place the resulting array in a GUI. Is this possible?

Func _InstalledPrograms ()
    Local $Count = 1
    While 1
        $Key = RegEnumKey ($InstalledProgramRegKey, $Count)
        If Not @error = 0 then ExitLoop
        $Line = RegRead ($InstalledProgramRegKey & '\' & $Key, 'Displayname')
        $Line = StringReplace ($Line, ' (remove only)', '')
        If Not $Line = "" Then
           ; If Not IsDeclared('ProgramArray') Then Dim $ProgramArray[1]
            ReDim $ProgramArray[UBound($ProgramArray) + 1]
            $ProgramArray[0] = UBound($ProgramArray) - 1
            $ProgramArray[UBound($ProgramArray) - 1] = $Line
        EndIf
        $Count = $Count + 1
    WEnd
    Select
        Case IsDeclared('ProgramArray') = 0
            SetError (1)
            Return ('')
        Case IsDeclared('ProgramArray') = 1
            SetError (0)
            Return($ProgramArray)
    EndSelect
EndFunc

EDIT: I want the array to show as a list in the GUI.

Edited by pl123
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It is possible but you need to be more specific.

- you want it displayed in a list

- create controls for all the elements (buttons, labels, checkboxes...)

- displayed in a treeview

Every way has a different coding but IT IS possible.

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Hello pl123,

Try _ArrayDisplay() with the Array.au3 UDF. If that does not suit your needs, than you may want to look into listview functions and the listview UDF. All of which are in your help file.

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enaiman: I think in a list would be best.

I don't think that enaiman caught your Edit pl123. Thus his reply was just from before your edit. At first you did'nt specify how you wanted the output to the GUI. Thus he was asking for specifics following up with a few examples. His suggestion of using a TreeView might work as well, all depending on what you need.

Next Time you post for help, try to explain in detail what issue/problem you are having, also in detail what you expect as the final result, and of course and example of the code where you are experiencing an issue/problem(Which you did)

It is alot easier to help someone fix their car, if they tell you what is wrong with it :graduated:

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You didn't have even a short look at the help file - did you?

The answer is straight there:

_GUICtrlListView_AddArray

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Adds items from an array to the control

#Include <GuiListView.au3>

_GUICtrlListView_AddArray($hWnd, ByRef $aItems)

... with examples and everything.

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