Adding Code To Button

BrewManNH · April 28, 2011

That's not even the same code you posted above. You don't have any way for your code to change the name of the ini file it saves to. Either you're being deliberately stupid or you're a complete idiot, either way, you're pretty much on your own here as you refuse to post your REAL code. I'm starting to suspect you're trolling to see how long this farce is going to last before you disappear from the boards. Good luck with your game, I'm out.

Ritzky · April 28, 2011

That's not even the same code you posted above. You don't have any way for your code to change the name of the ini file it saves to. Either you're being deliberately stupid or you're a complete idiot, either way, you're pretty much on your own here as you refuse to post your REAL code. I'm starting to suspect you're trolling to see how long this farce is going to last before you disappear from the boards. Good luck with your game, I'm out.

It is same code, i just remove the functions. And i change the box names.

Ritzky · April 28, 2011

Whenver i press the save button, i name it " test.ini" but it saves as "times.ini" i know its because i have the default $data to automatically save as times.ini but how do i change it while still making my code work.

if i change the $data value, it messes up the whole code, and I don't know how to fix it.

omg after i get this done, i won't need no more help, ill just use this code as reference to my new programs.

BrewManNH · April 28, 2011

It is same code, i just remove the functions. And i change the box names.

That's bull, here's the code you posted before. It's totally different to what you just posted. Not just function names changed/removed, totally different. You even changed the code in regards to how you're saving the ini files. Like I said, you're on your own from here as far as I'm concerned.

#include <ButtonConstants.au3>
 #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
 #include <StaticConstants.au3>
 #include <WindowsConstants.au3>
 #include <array.au3>
 $Form1 =
GUISetIcon
 $Label1 =
 $Label2 =
 $Label3 =
$Label4 =
$Label5 =
$Save =
$Load =
 $input1 =
$updown1 =
 $input2 =
$updown2 =
$input3 =
$updown3 =
$input4 =
$updown4 =
$message =

GUISetState()
 #EndRegion ### END Koda GUI section ###

Global $Data = "Times.ini"

While 1

 $nMsg = GUIGetMsg()
 Switch $nMsg
 Case $Save
 FileSaveDialog( "Times", @WorkingDir, "Times (*.ini)")
 If @Error Then
; Do Nothing
 Else
IniWrite ($data, "Times", "0", GUICtrlRead($input1))
 IniWrite ($data, "Delays", "1", GUICtrlRead($input2))
 IniWrite ($data, "Delays", "2", GUICtrlRead($input3))
 IniWrite ($data, "Delays", "3", GUICtrlRead($input4))
 EndIf

 Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
 Exit
 Case $Load

$var = FileOpenDialog($message, @WorkingDir & "\", "Time File (*.ini)", 1 + 2, "", GUICreate(""))

If @error Then
 ; Do Nothing
 Else
 GUICtrlSetData ( $input1, IniRead ($var, "Times", "0", ""))
 GUICtrlSetData ( $input2, IniRead ($var, "Times", "1", ""))
 GUICtrlSetData ( $input3, Iniread ($var, "Times", "2", ""))
 GUICtrlSetData ( $input4, IniRead ($var, "Times", "3", ""))
 EndIf


EndSwitch

WEnd


While 1
 Sleep( 1000 );Idle
 WEnd

Func StartMainScript( )

My Code Goes Here I guess...


WEnd
 EndFunc

Func StopMainScript( )
 While 1
 Sleep( 100000 )
 WEnd
 EndFunc

Func Terminate( )
 Exit
 EndFunc

Ritzky · April 28, 2011

That's bull, here's the code you posted before. It's totally different to what you just posted. Not just function names changed/removed, totally different. You even changed the code in regards to how you're saving the ini files. Like I said, you're on your own from here as far as I'm concerned.

#include <ButtonConstants.au3>
 #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
 #include <StaticConstants.au3>
 #include <WindowsConstants.au3>
 #include <array.au3>
 $Form1 =
GUISetIcon
 $Label1 =
 $Label2 =
 $Label3 =
$Label4 =
$Label5 =
$Save =
$Load =
 $input1 =
$updown1 =
 $input2 =
$updown2 =
$input3 =
$updown3 =
$input4 =
$updown4 =
$message =

GUISetState()
 #EndRegion ### END Koda GUI section ###

Global $Data = "Times.ini"

While 1

 $nMsg = GUIGetMsg()
 Switch $nMsg
 Case $Save
 FileSaveDialog( "Times", @WorkingDir, "Times (*.ini)")
 If @Error Then
; Do Nothing
 Else
IniWrite ($data, "Times", "0", GUICtrlRead($input1))
 IniWrite ($data, "Delays", "1", GUICtrlRead($input2))
 IniWrite ($data, "Delays", "2", GUICtrlRead($input3))
 IniWrite ($data, "Delays", "3", GUICtrlRead($input4))
 EndIf

 Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
 Exit
 Case $Load

$var = FileOpenDialog($message, @WorkingDir & "\", "Time File (*.ini)", 1 + 2, "", GUICreate(""))

If @error Then
 ; Do Nothing
 Else
 GUICtrlSetData ( $input1, IniRead ($var, "Times", "0", ""))
 GUICtrlSetData ( $input2, IniRead ($var, "Times", "1", ""))
 GUICtrlSetData ( $input3, Iniread ($var, "Times", "2", ""))
 GUICtrlSetData ( $input4, IniRead ($var, "Times", "3", ""))
 EndIf


EndSwitch

WEnd


While 1
 Sleep( 1000 );Idle
 WEnd

Func StartMainScript( )

My Code Goes Here I guess...


WEnd
 EndFunc

Func StopMainScript( )
 While 1
 Sleep( 100000 )
 WEnd
 EndFunc

Func Terminate( )
 Exit
 EndFunc

There is no GUI in this script, and the Stop/Start/Terminate Mainscript functions are still there.

I don't think you're looking at it right...

Everything else is still the same other than renamed buttons. Have you even launched the new code?

wraithdu · April 28, 2011

This thread is ridiculous. Have you even read the documentation for FileSaveDialog? You're usage is wrong - YOU ARE NOT SAVING THE FUNCTION RETURN VALUE. You're just writing to the INI path stored in the $data variable, but you are NEVER UPDATING ITS VALUE. Take some time, learn the language, RTFM!!!!!

A mod should lock this thread for a while until the OP takes some time to educate himself.

Jayson · April 28, 2011

He's not even able to copy back his function... $IniWrite ("$data.ini", "Times", "EST", GUICtrlRead($input1)) and few lines under it has it right and he wants help.. God ur a tool so i'm done with this crap.

I've reported this thread to be locked as the OP doesn't help itself.

Edited April 28, 2011 by Jayson

monoscout999 · April 28, 2011

Oh! I understand now! Here is code. Sorry!

#include <ButtonConstants.au3>
#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
#include <StaticConstants.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
#Region ### START Koda GUI section ### Form=
$Form1 = GUICreate("Conversion Calculator", 301, 226, -1, -1)
$Save = GUICtrlCreateButton("Save!", 10, 184, 81, 25)
$Load = GUICtrlCreateButton("Load!", 110, 184, 81, 25)
$Convert = GUICtrlCreateButton("Convert!", 207, 184, 81, 25)
$TimeLabel = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Set your times here!", 104, 8, 105, 17)
$EST = GUICtrlCreateLabel("EST", 36, 36, 19, 17)
$PT = GUICtrlCreateLabel("PT", 36, 71, 18, 17)
$CST = GUICtrlCreateLabel("CST", 36, 106, 22, 17)
$MT = GUICtrlCreateLabel("MT", 36, 141, 27, 17)
$input1 = GUICtrlCreateInput("5:00", 77, 35, 160, 21)
$updown1 = GUICtrlCreateUpdown($input1)
$input2 = GUICtrlCreateInput("6:00", 77, 70, 160, 21)
$updown2 = GUICtrlCreateUpdown($input2)
$input3 = GUICtrlCreateInput("7:00", 77, 105, 160, 21)
$updown3 = GUICtrlCreateUpdown($input3)
$input4 = GUICtrlCreateInput("8:00", 77, 140, 160, 21)
$updown4 = GUICtrlCreateUpdown($input4)
$message = "Conversion Calculator"

GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
#EndRegion ### END Koda GUI section ###

While 1
    $nMsg = GUIGetMsg()
    Switch $nMsg
        Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
            Exit
        Case $Save
            FileSaveDialog( "Conversion Calculator", @WorkingDir, "Conversion Calculator (*.ini)")
            If @Error Then
                ;Do Nothing
            Else 
            IniWrite ("Times.ini", "Times", "EST", GUICtrlRead($input1))
            IniWrite ("Times.ini", "Times", "CST", GUICtrlRead($input2))
            IniWrite ("Times.ini", "Times", "PT", GUICtrlRead($input3))
            IniWrite ("Times.ini", "Times", "MT", GUICtrlRead($input4))
        EndIf
    Case $Load

$var = FileOpenDialog($message, @WorkingDir & "\", "Conversion Calculator (*.ini)", 1 + 2, "", GUICreate(""))

If @error Then
    ; Do Nothing
Else
    GUICtrlSetData ( $input1, IniRead ($var, "Times", "EST", ""))
    GUICtrlSetData ( $input2, IniRead ($var, "Times", "CST", ""))
    GUICtrlSetData ( $input3, Iniread ($var, "Times", "PT", ""))
    GUICtrlSetData ( $input4, IniRead ($var, "Times", "MT", ""))
EndIf

Case $Convert
    MsgBox(4096, "Not Finished!", "My Script Will Go Here!", 10)
            

    EndSwitch
WEnd

What I want it to do is allow a person to save ini file as whatever name they want.

well this is a lot diferent.... now

if you press F1 key when the cursor is on top of the text function you will see the help of that function... let see what about FileSaveDialog() function says

Valor de Retorno

Con Éxitos Devuelve la ruta completa del archivo escogido. Los resultados para múltiple selección son mostrado como : "Directory|file1|file2|..."
Al Fallar Establece @error a:
@error: 1 - Selección errónea del fichero.
2 - Filtro erróneo.

:S i have the spanish help file XDD well the return value is the route and the filename of the saved file... os if you want to catch that filename you have to save it in a variable.. to do that you just have to put the variable on fron the function call and an = symbol

$filesaved = FileSaveDialog( "Conversion Calculator", @WorkingDir, "Conversion Calculator (*.ini)")

then you don´t use your predeffined name ... you should use the name saved in the variable... so...

$savedfilename = FileSaveDialog("Conversion Calculator", @WorkingDir, "Conversion Calculator (*.ini)")
            If Not @error Then ; Is more easier this way... ;)
                IniWrite($savedfilename, "Times", "EST", GUICtrlRead($input1))
                IniWrite($savedfilename, "Times", "CST", GUICtrlRead($input2))
                IniWrite($savedfilename, "Times", "PT", GUICtrlRead($input3))
                IniWrite($savedfilename, "Times", "MT", GUICtrlRead($input4))
            EndIf

i hope this will help you... in the future use the help and look the return of the function you use... and if you have to use that return in the future save it in a variable in that way $variable = _Myfunction()

Ritzky · April 28, 2011

You can save variables to an .ini like this

#include <GuiConstantsEx.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
#include <array.au3>

Global $Data = "Info.ini"
Global $iniRead = IniRead($Data, "Info", "Times", "7:40") ; this make 7:40 default value in case the key doesn't exists

$GUI = GUICreate("Saving data", 150, 50)
$input = GUICtrlCreateInput($iniread, 5, 5, 50, 20)
$save = GUICtrlCreateButton("Save", 60, 5, 50, 22)
GUISetState()

If GUICtrlRead($input) <> "7:30" Then
    MsgBox(64, "Error !", "Your script won't start with this value !")
Else
    StartMainScript()
EndIf

While 1
    Switch GUIGetMsg()
        Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
            Exit
        Case $save
            IniWrite ($data, "Info", "Times", GUICtrlRead($input))
    EndSwitch

WEnd

Func StartMainScript()
    ConsoleWrite("Your script is running")
EndFunc

Then you can check if the value the user entenred is right and you can start your script.

And the Info.ini look like this

[Info]
Times=7:40

He's not even able to copy back his function... $IniWrite ("$data.ini", "Times", "EST", GUICtrlRead($input1)) and few lines under it has it right and he wants help.. God ur a tool so i'm done with this crap.

I've reported this thread to be locked as the OP doesn't help itself.

YOU gave me the code!

Ritzky · April 28, 2011

well this is a lot diferent.... now
if you press F1 key when the cursor is on top of the text function you will see the help of that function... let see what about FileSaveDialog() function says

:S i have the spanish help file XDD well the return value is the route and the filename of the saved file... os if you want to catch that filename you have to save it in a variable.. to do that you just have to put the variable on fron the function call and an = symbol
$filesaved = FileSaveDialog( "Conversion Calculator", @WorkingDir, "Conversion Calculator (*.ini)")
then you don´t use your predeffined name ... you should use the name saved in the variable... so...
$savedfilename = FileSaveDialog("Conversion Calculator", @WorkingDir, "Conversion Calculator (*.ini)")
            If Not @error Then ; Is more easier this way... ;)
                IniWrite($savedfilename, "Times", "EST", GUICtrlRead($input1))
                IniWrite($savedfilename, "Times", "CST", GUICtrlRead($input2))
                IniWrite($savedfilename, "Times", "PT", GUICtrlRead($input3))
                IniWrite($savedfilename, "Times", "MT", GUICtrlRead($input4))
            EndIf
i hope this will help you... in the future use the help and look the return of the function you use... and if you have to use that return in the future save it in a variable in that way $variable = _Myfunction()

thank you thank you !!! it worked! i do not understand english very well, and spanish help good. :unsure:

everything works now.

ok how give u money.

jayson i give u money 2 cuz u helped before

Edited April 28, 2011 by Ritzky

Jayson · April 28, 2011

Sorry but I don't want any money as this forum is especially made to help others with their current problems.

Ritzky · April 28, 2011

hmm ok

when i press save it opens the savedialog and then it it supposed to save as .ini but it saves as "file"

so i have to manually rename the file *.ini

Jayson · April 28, 2011

Are you blind or just ~~fucking~~ stupid ? For this time and all the others one when you ran into a freaking problem POST YOUR CODE.

Jos · April 28, 2011

Are you blind or just ~~fucking~~ stupid ? For this time and all the others one when you ran into a freaking problem POST YOUR CODE.

Not sure what is wrong with you but what about calming down and not hitting the report button for trivial stuff like this especially when only your own emotions are the issue ......OK?

Jos

Jayson · April 28, 2011

Not sure what is wrong with you but what about calming down and not hitting the report button for trivial stuff like this especially when only your own emotions are the issue ......OK?
Jos

Read this page and you will understand how that guy is making fun of us by providing false code and putting his error back in it when we actually posted it good.

Btw I'm sorry about how I reacted but hes playing with us.

Edited April 28, 2011 by Jayson

Jos · April 28, 2011

Read this page and you will understand how that guy is making fun of us by providing false code and putting his error back in it when we actually posted it good.
Btw I'm sorry about how I reacted but hes playing with us.

Let us do our work and simply walk away when you get irritated by these type of questions.

I am generally ignoring these type of threads as they are "begging for code" by members not willing to put in any time for research.

@Ritzky: Hope you get the message now so do not post any thread or post any more without having done some work yourself first.

You clearly pissed of several people and are totally ignoring that fact... I won't when you continue like this.

Jos

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