_ShutdownDialog

[layer]

First COM script/UDF comin' through here, make way

Well, I was browsing here and decided to try it in AutoIt.

Then, after creating it, it took me about 10 minutes to figure out why it wasn't working. Because I didn't even call the function, I just ran basically nothing

Anyways, if theres anything wrong with it, let me know, because it's my first COM script...

Thanks

Func _ShutdownDialog()
   Local $oShell = ObjCreate ("Shell.Application")
   If @error Then Return 0
   $oShell.ShutdownWindows ()
   Return 1
EndFunc ;==>_ShutdownDialog

Example:

Func _ShutdownDialog()
   Local $oShell = ObjCreate ("Shell.Application")
   If @error Then Return 0
   $oShell.ShutdownWindows ()
   Return 1
EndFunc ;==>_ShutdownDialog

_ShutdownDialog()

Enjoi (purposley spelt enjoi like that, if you skate, you'd know why )

EDIT: Updated the code with w0uters modifications.

Edited August 29, 2005 by layer

[MHz]

Looks quite good, layer.

btw. What does $vObjShell do?

[w0uter]

Func _ShutdownDialog()
   Local $o_Shell = ObjCreate ("Shell.Application")
   If @error Then Return 0
   $oShell.ShutdownWindows ()
   Return 1
EndFunc;==>_ShutdownDialog

would be better acording to the helpfile.

Always check on errors using @error after a ObjGet(). Do not use IsObj()

because the object variable will not be assigned a value upon an error.

Edited August 29, 2005 by w0uter

[MHz]

Func _ShutdownDialog()
   Local $o_Shell = ObjCreate ("Shell.Application")
   If @error Then Return 0
   $oShell.ShutdownWindows ()
   Return 1
EndFunc;==>_ShutdownDialog

would be better acording to the helpfile.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Should not that be Local $oShell = ObjCreate ("Shell.Application") as to the underscore removed?

[w0uter]

actually it should be

$oShell.ShutdownWindows ()

to

$o_Shell.ShutdownWindows ()

but thats just my notation.

the UDF doc doesnt really say it should be a certain way.

[layer]

Oops ! Thanks guys

@Mhz,

I changed the variable name, and forgot to change the local too Thanks for pointing that out

@w0uter,

Thanks for pointing that out, I guess I missed that :"> Thanks for cleaning it up too

Thanks guys. Appreciate it !

EDIT: Oh yea, I usually prefer to use no underscore for variables, but like w0uter said, I don't think it matters.

Edited August 29, 2005 by layer