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Update GUI window while script executes


CraigFu
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Hi, CraigFu, welcome to the forum. Generally, the more information you can provide us with, the better. (A snippet of code is better yet). What kind of information are you updating the window with? Does it change the size and structure of the window? How about a screen shot of what the window would look like before and after?

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Thanks for the reply. I have a set of 4 check boxes (Hot, Moderate, Cold, Very Cold). Each one has different parameters that will execute when the script is run. If 2 or more boxes were checked (i.e. Hot and Moderate), the script would run through Hot first, followed by Moderate. As the script executes I would like to show a status window that displays which step in the script is being executed for Hot and then it should say it's now on Moderate and here are the steps being executed. My issue is that when my status window pops up after the user selects the check boxes, it just stays there and the script doesn't execute. I hope I'm more clear. Thanks again.

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You mean something like this.

#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
Gui1()
Func Gui1()
    Local $msg
    $Gui1 = GUICreate("My GUI",200,150) ; will create a dialog box that when displayed is centered
$Hot = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("Hot",30,20,200,17)
$Moderate = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("Moderate",30,40,200,17)
$Cold = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("Cold",30,60,200,17)
$Very_Cold = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("Very Cold",30,80,200,17)
$StartBtn = GUICtrlCreateButton("Start",30,110,70,20)
    GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) ; will display a dialog box
    ; Run the GUI until the dialog is closed
    While 1
   Switch GUIGetMsg()
   Case $StartBtn
   GUISetState(@SW_HIDE,$Gui1)
   Gui2()
   If GUICtrlRead($Hot) = $GUI_CHECKED Then
   GUICtrlSetData($Action,"Hot")
   If GUICtrlRead($SubAction) <> "" Then
      GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"")
   EndIf
   Sleep(500)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 1")
   Sleep(1000)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 2")
   Sleep(1000)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 3")
   Sleep(1000)
   EndIf
   If GUICtrlRead($Moderate) = $GUI_CHECKED Then
   GUICtrlSetData($Action,"Moderate")
   If GUICtrlRead($SubAction) <> "" Then
      GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"")
   EndIf
   Sleep(500)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 1")
   Sleep(1000)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 2")
   Sleep(1000)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 3")
   Sleep(1000)
   EndIf
   If GUICtrlRead($Cold) = $GUI_CHECKED Then
   GUICtrlSetData($Action,"Cold")
   If GUICtrlRead($SubAction) <> "" Then
      GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"")
   EndIf
   Sleep(500)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 1")
   Sleep(1000)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 2")
   Sleep(1000)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 3")
   Sleep(1000)
   EndIf
   If GUICtrlRead($Very_Cold) = $GUI_CHECKED Then
   GUICtrlSetData($Action,"Very Cold")
   If GUICtrlRead($SubAction) <> "" Then
      GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"")
   EndIf
   Sleep(500)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 1")
   Sleep(1000)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 2")
   Sleep(1000)
   GUICtrlSetData($SubAction,"Step 3")
   Sleep(1000)
   EndIf
   Sleep(1000)
   GUICtrlSetData($Action,"Exiting")
   GUIDelete($Gui2)
   ExitLoop
   Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
   ExitLoop
   EndSwitch
    WEnd
    GUIDelete($Gui1)
EndFunc

Func Gui2()
    Global $Gui2,$Action,$SubAction
    $Gui2 = GUICreate("Status",300,80,-1,-1,$DS_MODALFRAME) ; will create a dialog box that when displayed is centered
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Current Action:",10,10,70,17)
$Action = GUICtrlCreateLabel("",82,10,100,17)
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Sub Action:",10,30,55,17)
$SubAction = GUICtrlCreateLabel("",67,30,200,17)
    GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) ; will display a dialog box
EndFunc
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