Need Help With Code

[SmOke_N]

No he will have to manually put that in every time.

You could just do:

$pokerWindow = InputBox("Input Room Title", "Poker Room Name", "", "", 100, 80)

Because it will change every time.

[SmOke_N]

Oh, I tried it, but I don't know what "Sit Out" is. That's not in the title of anything I have. Just let him enter it in manually each time.

The input box should make it simple for him.

By the way: Most of your "Local" constants should be "Globals", he'll keep running into errors with out them.

Edited July 31, 2005 by ronsrules

[SmOke_N]

Ok, got a 500 mile round trip fiasco to do now. Good luck to you barry. Way to stick in there LxP, nice to see someone that takes the challenge by the 'ahem'!

[LxP]

'Sit Out' appears on the Poker window as hidden text.

Local variables are fine in this instance because the only variable that the function wants to access is $brainWindow, which is passed as a parameter anyway.

[drbarry920]

Funny....I change "Sit Out" to "Hold'em" and now it is detecting the windows (according to msgs) but it is not interacting with the poker site correctly anymore. Strange. Attached is current text file.

poker.txt

[LxP]

Modified my code once more to detect the windows properly. <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

[drbarry920]

Solution created.

Attached is the txt script to automatically play on Party Poker using suggestions from the program No Hands Holdem.

Enjoy!

poker.txt

[SmOke_N]

Good Job LxP!!

Quick question?

func _action($brainWindow)

    local $counter = 1

    while ($counter <= 100)
        local $id = "WindowsForms10.STATIC.app3" & $counter
        local $pos = controlGetPos($brainWindow, "", $id)
        if (isArray($pos) and $pos[0] = 464 and $pos[1] = 96 and $pos[2] = 80 and $pos[3] = 32) then _
            return controlGetText($brainWindow, "", $id)
        $counter = $counter + 1
    wEnd

    return ""

endFunc

Something tells me that this "WindowsForms10.STATIC.app3" eventually will be a "WindowsForms10.STATIC.app4 or 5" and so on, should there be an extra variable just incase 100 is reached to step one more? If so..... Should you put at least a Sleep(55) or Sleep(100) in there, just in case?

[LxP]

I'll pray to the Poker gods every night this week that the 3 in that control ID doesn't change -- it should be safe though because the 3 is part of the controls' class name as verified by WinGetClassList().

I set the loop to stop on 100 because there are no more than 100 controls on the window and if for some reason the counter does actually reach it, something has gone wrong and it won't find the control anyway.

As a result of this thread I'm working on a UDF that will find any control (regardless of class name) according to size and/or position in the window -- this will then be a non-issue.

[Jon]

OP requested close.