Associating two variables.

[anandnz]

Hi Experts,

I am trying to associate two lists or arrays, so that i can control the execution just by True or False.

I need this in autolt commands and any better ideas would be greatly appreciated.

char str[2][2] = { "Arnold", "Yes"}

{"Tony","No"}

int i = 0, j =0

for i =0, i<2, i++

{

if str[i+1] == "Yes"

func();

else i = i+1

}

I tried this way which works but it comes from me, a beginner.

Local $CR[3] = ["notepad++.exe", "notepad++.exe","notepad++.exe"]
Local $sta[3] = ["1","0","1"];  Idea is to control the flow of execution, just declaring "Yes" or "No" or "1" or "0"
Local $cnt = 0
For $cnt= 0 to 2 Step 1
    ConsoleWrite("status =" & $sta[$cnt] & @CRLF)
    $command = "C:\Program Files\Notepad++\" & $CR[$cnt]
    $command2 = "notepad.exe"
    ConsoleWrite('@@ Debug(' & @ScriptLineNumber & ') : $command = ' & $command & @crlf & '>Error code: ' & @error & @crlf) ;### Debug Console ;
    if $sta[$cnt] = 1 Then
        Run($command2)
    Else
        Run($command)
    EndIf
Next

Please help me in this . Thanks in advance.

Thanks

[kylomas]

anandnz,

Questions about the code that look like C:

- the var "j" is not used, what is it for

- is str[2][2] a multi-dimensional array?

- is it your intention to reference subscript 0,1 from subscript 0,0?

I have a rough translation of this code but it is completely illogical.

With reference to you Autoit code:

It looks like you are associating a name with a boolean value and matching it up to a corresponding action (program to run in this case). Is that true?

Also, I don't really see a question in your thread.

Perhaps if you define what exactly you want to do you will have an easier time getting help.

kylomas

[kylomas]

anandnz,

5:00AM here, got to crash, good luck!!

kylomas

[Varian]

I think you will find that a 2D Array (with 2 indexes) is what you want

#include <Array.au3>    ;only needed for _ArrayDisplay()
Local $CR[3][2] = [["notepad++.exe", True],["notepad++.exe", False],["notepad++.exe", True]]
_ArrayDisplay($CR)

For $cnt = 0 To UBound($CR) - 1
    ConsoleWrite("status =" & $CR[$cnt][1] & @CRLF)
    $Command = "C:\Program Files\Notepad++\" & $CR[$cnt][0]
    $command2 = "notepad.exe"
    ConsoleWrite('@@ Debug(' & @ScriptLineNumber & ') : $command = ' & $Command & @CRLF & '>Error code: ' & @error & @CRLF) ;### Debug Console ;
    If $CR[$cnt][1] Then
        MsgBox(262208, 'Result from instance ' & $cnt, $command2)
    Else
        MsgBox(262208, 'Result from instance ' & $cnt, $Command)
    EndIf
Next

[anandnz]

Apologies and Thank you kylomas.

Yes my intention is to match the variable to a boolean, a user can change. I trimmed the program just to get the bits and pieces

and i missed out on some variable. I missed your message as it was late night my end. Thanks mate.

anandnz,

5:00AM here, got to crash, good luck!!

kylomas

[anandnz]

Hi Varian,

Thank you very much. Yes i was looking exactly for that. It works ! I will try to fit in with my code.

Thank you ..

--Anand