capture input then write to file

[jwsnlutz]

I would like to install an application and prompt for user input, example would be an IP address

and then write the input to a file..

Thank you for any input..

[wakillon]

See helpfile for InputBox and FileWrite functions !

$value = InputBox ( "Title", "Enter IP.", "", "" )
$file = FileOpen ( @ScriptDir & "\IpSave.txt", 1 )
If $file = -1 Then Exit MsgBox(0, "Error", "Unable to open file.")
FileWrite ( $file, $value )
FileClose ( $file )

Edited April 25, 2011 by wakillon

[jwsnlutz]

Thank, You I will give it a try..

[jwsnlutz]

Trying to create a automated script and am using the Send("!+n) to simulate the Alt-N key stroke needed.

It works sometimes and other times it stops .

Is this the best way to run a setup.exe and not have to touch the keyboard for the installation?

Thanks again..

also, is there a difference between _WinWaitActivate and just WinWaitActivate, I see them both used and dont really even know what WinWaitActivatre means..

_WinWaitActivate("my program to install - InstallShield Wizard","")

Send("!N")

_WinWaitActivate("my program to install - InstallShield Wizard","")

Send("!+t")

[wakillon]

Trying to create a automated script and am using the Send("!+n) to simulate the Alt-N key stroke needed.

It works sometimes and other times it stops .

Is this the best way to run a setup.exe and not have to touch the keyboard for the installation?

Thanks again..

also, is there a difference between _WinWaitActivate and just WinWaitActivate, I see them both used and dont really even know what WinWaitActivatre means..

_WinWaitActivate("my program to install - InstallShield Wizard","")

Send("!N")

_WinWaitActivate("my program to install - InstallShield Wizard","")

Send("!+t")

Try WinActivate + WinWaitActive

Edited April 26, 2011 by wakillon

[BrewManNH]

_WinWaitActivate is a function created by the Au3Recorder program when it's reading from a window that you're interacting with.