Called Command Counter

[IsmokeIdrank]

So I've got a script with multiple 'If' commands and I was wondering if there was a way to have my GUI display how many times each command is called. Not a necessity but something I'd like to add/learn and just wondering if it's possible

[stormbreaker]

Something like this could help you:

HotkeySet("{ESC}", "EndLoop")
Global $counter = 0

While 1
_DisplayName()
$counter = $counter + 1
WEnd

msgbox(64, "", "The name function was called " & $counter & "times.")

Func _DisplayName()
Msgbox(64, "Name", "MKISH. Press escape key when you are tired.")
EndFunc

Func EndLoop()
ExitLoop
EndFunc

[IsmokeIdrank]

I'm trying to use a Label to state my amount of calls on the GUI but I can't seem to find a way to the counter to link with the Label to show how much it happened

example script:

#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
#include <ButtonConstants.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
#include <GuiButton.au3>
global $wcounter = 0
$Display = GUICtrlCreatelabel("", 0,50)
If1
$wcounter = $wcounter + 1
     GUICtrlsetdata($display) = $Wcounter
endif1

Edited August 8, 2012 by IsmokeIdrank

[BrewManNH]

Your GUICtrlSetData line is written wrong, a script won't even run with it that way. It should be GUICtrlSetData($display, $Wcounter).

[IsmokeIdrank]

Your GUICtrlSetData line is written wrong, a script won't even run with it that way. It should be GUICtrlSetData($display, $Wcounter).

Ah terrible mistake, but even then I'm still not getting it to show up :/

[BrewManNH]

You'll need to post more of your script then, because that should update your label's contents. A small reproducer script that can be executed and that displays the problem you're having if you don't want to post all of your script.

[IsmokeIdrank]

You'll need to post more of your script then, because that should update your label's contents. A small reproducer script that can be executed and that displays the problem you're having if you don't want to post all of your script.

#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
#include <ButtonConstants.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
#include <GuiButton.au3>
#include <GDIPlus.au3>
global $wcounter = 1
$Display = GUICtrlCreatelabel("", 0,125)
$W = Guictrlcreatelabel("Windown",5,100)
GUISetState()
if pixelgetcolor(914,381) = 0x227994 Then
   mouseclick("left",1018,657)
   EndIf
   if pixelgetcolor(437,461) = 0xEBC97A Then
   mouseclick("left",755,767)
     $wcounter = $wcounter + 1
     GUICtrlsetdata($display, $Wcounter)
   EndIf

[BrewManNH]

That script won't do anything either, there's no GUI, and there's no way for it to stay active.

[IsmokeIdrank]

Sorry, here is my full script other than there being multiple If's but once I get one working I can set them all up

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global $myGUI
global $paused
global $checkbox1
global $checkbox2
global $wcounter = 1
global $lcounter = 1
global $dcounter = 1
Local $B
HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Terminate")
$myGUI = GUIcreate("Testt",200,200,-1,-1,$WS_POPUPwindow)
$checkbox1 = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox(" ",50,170)
$checkbox2 = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox(" " ,135,170)
$WDisplay = GUICtrlCreatelabel("", 0,125)
$LDisplay = GUICtrlCreatelabel("", 100,125)
$DDisplay = GUICtrlCreatelabel("", 180,125)
$W = Guictrlcreatelabel("W",5,100)
$I = Guictrlcreatelabel("L",85,100)
$D = Guictrlcreatelabel("D",165,100)
$B = Guictrlcreatepic("C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Examples\GUI\Logo.jpg",0,0,200,100)
$Check1 = Guictrlcreatelabel("Check1",35,155)
$Check2 = guictrlcreatelabel("Check2",128,155)
GUISetBkColor(0x000000)
GUIctrlsetcolor($w, 0xA98D77)
GUIctrlsetcolor($l, 0xA98D77)
GUIctrlsetcolor($d, 0xA98D77)
GUIctrlsetcolor($check1, 0xA98D77)
GUIctrlsetcolor($check2, 0xA98D77)
Guictrlsetcolor($WDisplay, 0xA98D77)
Guictrlsetcolor($LDisplay, 0xA98D77)
Guictrlsetcolor($DDisplay, 0xA98D77)
GUISetState()
if pixelgetcolor(914,381) = 0x227994 Then
mouseclick("left",1018,657)
EndIf
if pixelgetcolor(437,461) = 0xEBC97A Then
mouseclick("left",755,767)
     $wcounter = $wcounter + 1
     GUICtrlsetdata($display, $Wcounter)
EndIf

Edited August 8, 2012 by IsmokeIdrank

[BrewManNH]

It appears you've changed the variable name pointing to the label you want to update. Use $Wdisplay/$Ldisplay/$Ddisplay instead of just $display in the GUICtrlSetData line.

[IsmokeIdrank]

It appears you've changed the variable name pointing to the label you want to update. Use $Wdisplay/$Ldisplay/$Ddisplay instead of just $display in the GUICtrlSetData line.

ah that was a typo in my quoting, even then I can't get it to work

[IsmokeIdrank]

Just wanted to update that I was foolishly expecting the value to update based off of the $wcounter's value being changed without thinking that maybe I should actually get the command to be called so it would replace $wdisplay. So to summarize:

Doing

; ##very cut version of the script##
global $Wcounter = 0
$Wdisplay = GUICtrlCreateLabel("0", 15, 190)

$wcounter = $wcounter + 1
GUICtrlsetdata($Wdisplay, $Wcounter)

will display the amount of times the command was called, for anybody who searches/googles a problem like this

Edited August 11, 2012 by IsmokeIdrank