my _ChangeVolume function

[JohnOne]

I little credit to the author of the real magic and a link would be nice too.

[Guest]

yes i didn't do any megic lol.. i will give the credit..

I forgot about that..

Edited February 25, 2013 by Guest

[JohnOne]

line 1:

for what the Local $iPID = 0 ?

line 2:

for what the "Const" and what Const do?

line 3-4:

If FileExists($sNirPath) Then

Local Const $iValue = (Int($iPercent) / 100) * 65535

Run($sNirPath & ' setsysvolume ' & $iValue)

EndIf

??

why use if?

why use Int($iPercent) and not just $iPercent ?

line 5:

again for what the $iPID?

In lieu of guinness I will try to answer.

1 $PID is a variable to hold the return value of Run(), guinness just forgot to add it.

2 Const is a Keyword it keeps the data variable it is assigned to from being altered.

3 Use if in the case that the file does not exist

4 Use int($iPercent) in the case it arrives as a sting, there is a math function being performed with it you see

Edited February 25, 2013 by JohnOne

[JohnOne]

yes i didn't do any megic lol.. i will give the credit..

I forgot about that..

While you are at it, be wise, and just change this line

Run($nircmd & "nircmd.exe setsysvolume "&$a_Val) to Run($nircmd & "setsysvolume "&$a_Val)

Unless you know better, or enjoy the headaches you will get over it.

[guinness]

Thanks JohnOne. I fixed that $iPID issue.

[Guest]

While you are at it, be wise, and just change this line

Run($nircmd & "nircmd.exe setsysvolume "&$a_Val) to Run($nircmd & "setsysvolume "&$a_Val)

Unless you know better, or enjoy the headaches you will get over it.

ok i did it.

actually i didn't used nircmd in that way in my previous scripts..

i meen that i always wrote $nircmd & "setsysvolume "& $SOME_Variable

but it seems that now i did mistake and thought it was fine because it worked ..

Edited February 25, 2013 by Guest

[JohnOne]

ok i did it.

actually i didn't used nircmd in that way in my previous scripts..

i meen that i always wrote $nircmd & "setsysvolume "&SOME_Variable

but it seems that now i did mistake and thought it was fine because it worked ..

Great, you learned something, you'll get a lot of that here

Just try not to be so defensive about your code, it's generally good constructive advice you get from the men in blue (MVP)

Edited February 25, 2013 by JohnOne

[guinness]

I'm not worried if they didn't believe me, it's just when multiple members jump on-board stating the mistake, then it's time to pay attention..