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Get a list of checkbox

By michaelslamet, in AutoIt General Help and Support

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michaelslamet    32

michaelslamet
Posted

Hi,

I have a GUI with few checkboxes created with GuiCtrlCreateCheckbox.

I want to list all of the checkbox on this GUI and their state (checked/unchecked).

How to do this?

Note that the checkbox was created manually one by one, not using array, so I cant use the for ... next to list and check their state.

Thanks :)

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Melba23    2,861

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michaelslamet,

So rewrite the script to put the checkbox ControlIDs into an array so that you can use a loop. ;)

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michaelslamet    32

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Hi Melba,

I plan to do that, but I'm courious if there is a way to do that without loop :)

Maybe some advanced technique? :P

Thanks! :)

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