variables...

[Marius]

Hello all!

I have one interesting question... Let's say I have variable $var.

And now I need that AutoIt check if there's any " in variable and if there's then before them add /". So result should be /""

Is it possible to do it?

[Marius]

sorry... wrong forum. Maybe any mod could put this in right forum?

[Jos]

sorry... wrong forum. Maybe any mod could put this in right forum?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

why ? this is the support forum so is the right place.

To answer your question: check the helpfile for the StringReplace() command...

[Marius]

it's already been moved

[Marius]

what I need to write for stringreplace to search for " ?

Because stringreplace won't recognize " as text.

[Jos]

what I need to write for stringreplace to search for "   ?

Because stringreplace won't recognize " as text. 

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Something like ?:

StringReplace($var,'"','/""')

Edited June 25, 2005 by JdeB

[Marius]

YES! It works! I didn't even knew, that I can use ' instead of "

Thank You.

[Jos]

YES! It works! I didn't even knew, that I can use ' instead of "

Thank You.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

this works as well:

StringReplace($var,"""","/""""")

[Marius]

ok. now a bigger one:

;---------

$super = 0

For i=1 to 5

If GUICtrlRead($additional1) <> ""

$super = $super + 1

EndIf

Next

;---------

I want that "for" used $additional1, then $additional2, $additional3 and so on.

I can't use:

If GUICtrlRead($additional & $i)

What should I do?

[Valuater]

like this...

For $i=1 to 5

If GUICtrlRead($additiona[$i]) <> ""

$super = $super + 1

EndIf

Next

you may need to add " dim $additiona[6] " to the beginning of the script

enjoy

8)

[Marius]

Tried but no effect. It shows me that $super is 0

Edited June 25, 2005 by Marius

[therks]

For $i=1 to 5
  If GUICtrlRead(Eval('additional' & $i)) <> ""
    $super = $super + 1
  EndIf
Next

[Marius]

Whow!!! This one works. Thanks Topic can be closed