How do you make a script that repeats text and clicks enter?

[figman]

I just downloaded autoit...

I need help making a script that types a statement, and then clicks enter.

Can someone help me?

[leuce]

I need help making a script that types a statement, and then clicks enter.

Is this for a game?

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/forum-2/announcement-12-game-bots-and-automation/

[SadBunny]

I just downloaded autoit...

I need help making a script that types a statement, and then clicks enter.

Can someone help me?

He doesn't mention game automation... So in the spirit of "innocent until proven guilty":

send("This is a statement{enter}")

Figman: nevertheless it is wise to heed the forum rules...

Edited November 21, 2010 by SadBunny

[figman]

Thanks

I'm gonna go test that.

I will not answer that question on the grounds that it may incriminate me.

Also, though, how can you make it loop??? :S

Edited November 21, 2010 by figman

[SadBunny]

Since your initial reply was that it is for a game, I wouldn't count on too much help on this issue any more.

[figman]

shoot...

[JohnOne]

Spam bots (which is what this is) .are far worse than game bots if you ask me, but thats because I dont use games

[Foxhound]

shoot...

I suggest you read the help manual that comes with AutoIT.

Infinite Loop:

While 1
sleep(500) ;half a second to reduce CPU usage
send("This is a statement{enter}")
WEnd

Or a finite loop:

$i = 1
While $i <= 100 ;where 100 is the number of times it will loop
sleep(500) ;half a second to reduce CPU usage
send("This is a statement{enter}")
$i += 1
WEnd

[leuce]

Infinite Loop:

While 1
sleep(500) ;half a second to reduce CPU usage
send("This is a statement{enter}")
WEnd

I have found that it is often useful if the send action is immediate, which can be achieved by adding the statement to the clipboard and sending "^v". I'm not sure if there is a better way to send a long string in a way that it is sent in an instant instead of one character at a time.

[Valik]

Thread locked.

Two comments here. First, don't bait people into admitting if a thread is about a game if they aren't saying 'Hey I have this game how do I...". This question was properly phrased not to mention game. Second, don't answer if people are trying to bait you.