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Hi to everyone!!

I'm with some trouble in a script that needs to read a specific number position into a for. I don't know if exists some function to do that...

Exemple:

$a = 0

$b = 0

$c = 0

$d = 0

$e = 0

$f = 0

$read = 0

for $read = 0 to 999999

$read = StringFormat("%06d",$read); needs to be in that way (000000 for first)

$a = first number of $read

$b = second number of $read...

Than it will be returned in some place like that:

MsgBox(0, "", " The number now is: " & $a & $b & $c & $d & $e & $f)

Next

Is that possible?

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What are you trying to accomplish? What you are trying to do is complicated and involves nesting six loops.

A better way may be to create an array of values and formatting them to be six digits no matter what the number is.

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I'm with some trouble in a script that needs to read a specific number position into a for. I don't know if exists some function to do that...

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Is that possible?

Global $a = 0 , $b = 0, $c = 0, $d = 0, $e = 0, $f = 0, $read = 0

For $read = 0 To 999999
    $read = StringFormat("%06d",$read); needs to be in that way (000000 for first)
    $array=StringSplit($read,"")
    $a = $array[1]
    $b = $array[2]
    $c = $array[3]
    $d = $array[4]
    $e = $array[5]
    $f = $array[6]
    MsgBox(0, "", " The number now is: " & $a & $b & $c & $d & $e & $f)
Next

Anyway, as sleepydvdr said, what are you trying to do?, I'm pretty sure there are other ways to accomplish that.

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Global $a = 0 , $b = 0, $c = 0, $d = 0, $e = 0, $f = 0, $read = 0

For $read = 0 To 999999
    $read = StringFormat("%06d",$read); needs to be in that way (000000 for first)
    $array=StringSplit($read,"")
    $a = $array[1]
    $b = $array[2]
    $c = $array[3]
    $d = $array[4]
    $e = $array[5]
    $f = $array[6]
    MsgBox(0, "", " The number now is: " & $a & $b & $c & $d & $e & $f)
Next

Anyway, as sleepydvdr said, what are you trying to do?, I'm pretty sure there are other ways to accomplish that.

Or maybe

$Number = Number($a & $b & $c....)

Or $Number = $a * 10^6 + $b * 10^5 .....

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Global $a = 0 , $b = 0, $c = 0, $d = 0, $e = 0, $f = 0, $read = 0

For $read = 0 To 999999
    $read = StringFormat("%06d",$read); needs to be in that way (000000 for first)
    $array=StringSplit($read,"")
    $a = $array[1]
    $b = $array[2]
    $c = $array[3]
    $d = $array[4]
    $e = $array[5]
    $f = $array[6]
    MsgBox(0, "", " The number now is: " & $a & $b & $c & $d & $e & $f)
Next

Anyway, as sleepydvdr said, what are you trying to do?, I'm pretty sure there are other ways to accomplish that.

That's what i'm looking for, worked perfectly. Thanks a lot!

It's to snd a packet to a program, but the packtet has a size and needs to be in that size. With this script posted worked fine.

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That's what i'm looking for, worked perfectly. Thanks a lot!

It's to snd a packet to a program, but the packtet has a size and needs to be in that size. With this script posted worked fine.

If this works for you... you are welcome :huh2:

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