do "GUICtrlSetState" for more than 1 variable in 1 command line -possible ?-

[Alexxander]

Hi all

i'm sorry for asking too much i hope i'm not getting members bored

i have this :

GUICtrlSetState($Com, $GUI_HIDE)
GUICtrlSetState($input1, $GUI_HIDE)
GUICtrlSetState($input2, $GUI_HIDE)
GUICtrlSetState($var, $GUI_HIDE)
GUICtrlSetState($var22, $GUI_HIDE)

 

is there is away so i can list all of thim in one command ?

i mean somthing like this

 

GUICtrlSetState($com+$input1+$input2+$var+$var22, $GUI_HIDE)

 

 

 

tnx in advanced

 

[JohnOne]

Not really, as far as I know but workaround is to hold handles in array.

Local $aControls[5] = [$Com,$input1,$input2,$var,$var22]

For $i = 0 To 4
      GUICtrlSetState($aControls[$i], $GUI_HIDE)
Next

[Kidney]

you can also have all of them in a function with a switch/select and pass a state through all of the variables that you assign cases for. it will create a big chunk of code and for every element in your GUi you will need a Case for. i think its easier to do it the way you r doing it now. the problem with JohnOne's solution is that if you didnt want all 5 of those elements to change, you would have to do it a different way.

[BrewManNH]

If you create the controls in order, the control IDs will be in that order, so you could theoretically loop through the control IDs using something like this.

For $I = $Com to $var22
    GUICtrlSetState($I, $GUI_HIDE)
Next

But, it takes some tweaking to make sure that there are no other controls created between these controls to get this trick to work.