_ArrayFindAll not working

[NileshSutar 0]

hi every one,

Local $assearch=_ArrayFindAll($aBlack,$aPix);$aBlack=2D array with shades of black colour in Hex and $aPix=black colour in hex
      If @error Then
         MsgBox(0, "Not Found"," Not found--error="&@error)
      Else
         MsgBox(0, "Found"," Found" & $assearch & ".")
      EndIf
_ArrayDisplay($assearch)

It always says "Not Found".Why??

[water 2,668]

What's the value of @error as displayed in the MsgBox?

[NileshSutar 0]

What's the value of @error as displayed in the MsgBox?

6

[Melba23 3,751]

NileshSutar,

Looking at the code you posted, are you passing an array ($aPix) as the "value" parameter? if so it is quite understandable why you get the "6 - $vValue was not found in array" error as that parameter must be a single value.

Judging by your previous posts $aPix is a list of pixel coordinate pairs - if you want to search for a matching pair of values in $aBlack then you will have to write your own function to run the comparison.

M23

[water 2,668]

The values for @error are discribed in the help section for function _ArraySearch. Value 6 means: $vValue was not found in array

Edit: My explanation can already be found in Melbas post.

Edited September 25, 2013 by water

[NileshSutar 0]

NileshSutar,

Judging by your previous posts $aPix is a list of pixel coordinate pairs

M23

No it is not.

Also i don't need any  answer for my problem.I have quitted autoit programming .I shall tell you all the truth.2 months ago i started to play an mmorpg.But as i ranked up more gold was needed to purchase upgrade.Then i started to play more hours.The worst thing was that my exams were near and i was playing on it for huge time wasting my precious hours.Then i found autoit.I started to make simple programs for automating the mmorpg play.On this i wasted many hours of the day.But today i realised that i was making big mistake.I was turning on a bad path,evil path.I shall never turn back to it again But still for

Edited September 25, 2013 by NileshSutar

[Melba23 3,751]

NileshSutar,

I am delighted that you have decided not to bot games - but that is no reason to stop using AutoIt. There are many ways that AutoIt can help you, such as automating repetitive tasks you do on a day-to-day basis, as can be seen evrywhere on the forum. If you want to go along this "good" path you will get lots of support here.

M23