Please, I need a little, quick help :)

[Ankesen]

I`m very new to autoit, and I have a little problem.

This is my example script:

 

Func mouse_move()

MouseMove(1903,326,1)

Sleep(1000)

EndFunc

 

Call ("mouse_move")

 

Sleep(1500)

 

MouseClick ("left",1903,326,1)

Sleep(1000)

 

 

The problem is that scripts stops after call "mouse_move". 

What I do wrong, I want the script to execute all of lines including MouseClick...

Edited January 25, 2015 by Ankesen

[water]

Welcome to AutoIt and the forum!

"Exit" in the MouseMove function ends the script not just the function. Replace "Exit" with "Return".

[JohnOne]

Nothing wrong I can see.

You got more code in it?

[Ankesen]

Hi

My mistake, I used Return and still it not working :/

[water]

How do you notice that is "is not working"?

Which program do you try to automate?

Mouseclick isn't always the most reliable way.

[Ankesen]

Anything I put after call is not beeing execute... this very annoying..

[JohnOne]

What if you remove Call and call the function directly?

[Ankesen]

Hmm now its working

But I heve other problem.

This is my code now:

#include <func1.au3>

 

Call ("func1")

 

Sleep(1000)

MouseMove(1500,300,1)

Sleep(1000)

MouseMove(1000,300,1)

Sleep(1000)

MouseMove(1500,300,1)

Sleep(1000)

MouseMove(1000,300,1)

 

And here is <func1.au3>:

 

Func func1()

 

 MouseMove(1903,326,1)

 Sleep(1000)

 Return

 

EndFunc

 

Is there something wrong with this version?

[Ankesen]

John: how do I call function directly?

[Melba23]

Ankesen,

 

  Quote

how do I call function directly?

; Not
Call ("func1")

; but
func1()

M23

[JohnOne]

  On 1/25/2015 at 9:19 PM, Ankesen said:

But I heve other problem.

This is my code now:

 

 

Is there something wrong with this version?

No.

[Ankesen]

Thank you all, I think I got it work for now

[water]

BTW:

Could you please enclose your code in AutoIt code tags (the blue "A" in the editor)? That greatly enhances readability