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If I posted a program that I've been working on would you guys be able to help identify what I could replace with loops or other ideas as to how to right it. I want to make it with as few lines as possible. But with a focus on the main operating loop. The project is a little over 3000 lines, which I think is to big.

Could I get some help, at least another set of eyes? I've looked at it everyday for the last 6 months nothing new is jumping out.

Thank you.

EDIT: I'll post the code of someone agrees.

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hmmm. post the zipped source, and you'll see if you get hits. Better yet, along w/ said source, create a concise description of what task you are trying to accomplish, and how you implemented code to address the problem, and what aspects of the code are yielding poorer than expected performance.

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hmmm.  post the zipped source, and you'll see if you get hits.  Better yet, along w/ said source, create a concise description of what task you are trying to accomplish, and how you implemented code to address the problem, and what aspects of the code are yielding poorer than expected performance.

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I'll make a task of this tomorrow when I arrive at work, as I believe I don't have enough time to describe and post the code. Thank you for responding
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I'll make a task of this tomorrow when I arrive at work, as I believe I don't have enough time to describe and post the code. Thank you for responding

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Well here's the zip.

The purpose of the program is to assemble a *.cmd file to be read by LabelView's command file monitor. I can describe further into detail after I get the zip uploaded (I always have problems with this part).

Edit: How do you attach the file? I browsed the file found it clicked "add this Attatchment" and I get nothing what am I doing wrong?

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Well here's the zip.

The purpose of the program is to assemble a *.cmd file to be read by LabelView's command file monitor. I can describe further into detail after I get the zip uploaded (I always have problems with this part).

Edit: How do you attach the file? I browsed the file found it clicked "add this Attatchment" and I get nothing what am I doing wrong?

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sounds as if you did it right... maybe check *my controls* (at Very top of this screen) to see if you have enough kbites left to accept the file (how big is the file)

and... you cannot up-load an exe file

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sounds as if you did it right... maybe check *my controls* (at Very top of this screen) to see if you have enough kbites left to accept the file (how big is the file)

and... you cannot up-load an exe file

8)

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Sorry file was to large. I'm sure I'll need to explain more about the program.

Please keep in mind it's my first attempt with AutoIt. As I wanted it to do something else I found ways for it to work but I'm sure that there has to be better methods.

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