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Looping through a ArrayFindall result set (part 2)


Phaser
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Hi everyone

I am using _ArrayFindAll to gather a set of values, this works fine I now want to loop through that set of results to get the values from the indexes at certain positions, heres my result from arrayfindall

[0]|1

[1]|3

[2]|6

[3]|7

[4]|9

[5]|10

[6]|11

[7]|12

[8]|14

[9]|15

[10]|17

I am trying to locate the following, 1 value on its own, which would be index [0] the 1 as the next index is not a sequential number (not 2, its a 3) this one is easy as I use

;find last single

$sequencehistory[$i][0] = $a[0]

Now I don't get what I expected, I am now looking for 2 sequntial values, IE 3,4 or 8,9 in the above case it is indexes [2] & [3] which are 6 & 7

This is what I came up with but its not working

$j = 0

Do

;find last double

If $a[$j]+1 = $a[$j+1] Then

$sequencehistory[$i][1] = $a[$j]

$j = 119; if we find 2 in a row get out of here

EndIf

$j = $j+1

Until $j = 120 Or UBound($a)-1

Lastly, I am looking for 3 in a row (9,10,11 in the above data set) using this in the same Do loop

If $a[$j]+1 = $a[$j+1] And $a[$j]+2 = $a[$j+2] Then

I hope its a simple thing I am overlooking and I hope I have explained it well enough for someone more experienced to see the error/s

Many thanks in advance

Edit; sorry should have said for the 2 seq I want the value of the index that starts the seq and the 3 seq also the start value of the index it was found at

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Issue solved, it appears I can't run a Do loop within another Do loop, the above 3 Do loops were running within one main Do loop, I have solved it by changing the Do loops to While loops and it all works as expected now.

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Phaser,

it appears I can't run a Do loop within another Do loop

Of course you can: :graduated:

$i1 = 0
ConsoleWrite("Loop 1 = " & $i1 & @CRLF)
Do
    $i2 = 0
    Do
        $i2 += 1
        ConsoleWrite(@TAB & "Loop 2 = " & $i2 & @CRLF)
    Until $i2 = 3

    $i1 += 1
    ConsoleWrite("Loop 1 = " & $i1 & @CRLF)
Until $i1 = 3

You might not be able to, but that is a problem in your coding - not one of AutoIt's making. ;)

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