Simple If-Then

[Idea]

Thanks for all the help. It's working.

Edited September 20, 2005 by Idea

[Jos]

Q1:You have 3 times $[] in stead of $c[] ...

Q2: This $t = $c[1] & $c[2] & $c[3] & $c[4] creates a string becaue your concatenate the 4 values as strings.

PS your example in Q2 gives an error because you dim $a[4] which means $a[0] - $a[3]

[Idea]

Q1:You have 3 times $[] in stead of $c[] ...

It is still not working:

If Number(IsNumber($c[1] + $c[2] + $c[3] + $c[4])) And _;2005 
($c[5] == "-") And _                  ;-
Number(IsNumber($c[6] + $c[7])) And _             ;09
($c[8] == "-") And _                  ;-
Number(IsNumber($c[9] + $c[10])) And _                ;19
($c[11] == "") And _                  ;
Number(IsNumber($c[12] + $c[13])) And _               ;08
($c[14] == ":") And _                 ;:
Number(IsNumber($c[15] + $c[16])) And _               ;57
($c[17] == ":") And _                 ;:
Number(IsNumber($c[18] + $c[19])) And _               ;43
($c[20] == "") And _                  ;
($c[21] == ":") And _                 ;:
($c[22] == "") And _                  ;
StringIsUpper( $c[23] & $c[24] ) And _      ;IN
($c[25] == "`") And _                 ;`
Number(IsNumber($c[26] + $c[27] + $c[28] + _;1234567
$c[29] + $c[30] + $c[31] + $c[32] + _
$c[33])) And _
($c[34] == "`") Then                   ;`
MsgBox(0, "ok!", "ok")
EndIf

Same error as before.

Q2: This $t = $c[1]& $c[2] & $c[3] & $c[4] creates a string becaue your concatenate the 4 values as strings.

How do I concatenate as numbers then? Using + will add them literally 2 and 3 become 5 instead of 23 for example.

Thank you.

Edited September 19, 2005 by Idea

[seandisanti]

How do I concatenate as numbers then? Using + will add them literally 2 and 3 become 5 instead of 23 for example.

Thank you.

create your numeric string the way you already are, then explicitly typecast it as a number with the Number() function

[Idea]

create your numeric string the way you already are, then explicitly typecast it as a number with the Number() function

Thank you. I wrongly assumed I didn't have to preform typecasting in AutoIt.

I updated the code (see 2nd post) to include the typecasting and I get a new error now. Line 10 Error: "If" statements must have a "Then" keyword.

Well the Then keyword is there so I do not see why it is incorrect. Thanks for your time.

Edited September 19, 2005 by Idea

[seandisanti]

Thank you. I wrongly assumed I didn't have to preform typecasting in AutoIt.

typically you don't since all variables are variants, but i believe that when you typecast a variable by concatenating it, or performing mathematical calculations on it, to use it any other way you have to re-cast it.

[Jos]

Same error as before.

Maybe you can explain what you want to do with Number(IsNumber()) logic , because I don't understand ?

I do not get any AutoIt3 error when i runn this code...

Edited September 19, 2005 by JdeB

[seandisanti]

Maybe you can explain what you want to do with Number(IsNumber()) logic , because I don't understand ?

I do not get any AutoIt3 error when i runn this code...

seems like it should be... IsNumber(Number()).... else it would just return a 0 right?

[Idea]

seems like it should be... IsNumber(Number()).... else it would just return a 0 right?

Er, yeah. The error I'm getting is the If has no matching Then statement. I'm not useing the beta so maybe it somehow works on the beta? :\

[Jos]

Er, yeah. The error I'm getting is the If has no matching Then statement. I'm not useing the beta so maybe it somehow works on the beta? :\

3.1.1.0 doesn't support comments on continuation lines......

Edited September 19, 2005 by JdeB

[jefhal]

How do I concatenate as numbers then?

How about:

$a = 2
$b = 3
$c = string($a) & string($b)
$d = int($c)
MsgBox(1,"",$c & " " & $d)

[Idea]

3.1.1.0 doesn't support comments on continuation lines......

Well that would be why! Does the beta support this feature?

[Jos]

Well that would be why! Does the beta support this feature?

yeap...