How to write the script to expand a for loop description?

[demun]

Hi,

I want to write a AutoIt script to translate the following strings format, can someone help me?

Thanks.

FROM:

forloop param1 {2 3} param2 {9 10} {

    The result is output1=$param1 output2=$param2

}

 

TO:

The result is output1=2 output2=9

The result is output1=2 output2=10

The result is output1=3 output2=9

The result is output1=3 output2=10

 

[TheSaint]

Welcome to the forum.

I'm struggling with what you are actually asking here.

How about instead of using param and output numbers, you tell us what they might be in the real world.

In fact what you are dealing with and what the result is likely to be or desired (i.e. 2 apples)

What you think needs to be done, and what actually needs to be done, might be two very different things.

I also recommend you look in the Help file at the various Loops available

i.e. While ... Wend

For ... Next

and so on.

Oops! Just realized you are in the wrong forum.

I will report it to be relocated to General Help & Support.

Edited March 13, 2015 by TheSaint

[demun]

Hi,

 

I want to write a AutoIt script to translate the following command format, can someone help me?

 

Thanks.

 

Originate command format:

forloop param1 {2 3} param2 {9 10} {

    "The result is output1=$param1 output2=$param2"

}

 

Want to translate from above commands to following:

"The result is output1=2 output2=9"

"The result is output1=2 output2=10"

"The result is output1=3 output2=9"

"The result is output1=3 output2=10"

[mpower]

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[guinness]

Help file is a good place to begin.

[TheSaint]

You really should have waited until your topic was relocated here, so I repeat again most of what I wrote there.

Which you haven't seemingly taken on board.

Welcome to the forum.

I'm struggling with what you are actually asking here.

How about instead of using param and output numbers, you tell us what they might be in the real world.

In fact what you are dealing with and what the result is likely to be or desired (i.e. 2 apples)

What you think needs to be done, and what actually needs to be done, might be two very different things.

I also recommend you look in the Help file at the various Loops available

i.e. While ... Wend

For ... Next

and so on.

Edited March 13, 2015 by TheSaint

[demun]

Hi,

My question is:

Now i got many command script files in my hand, like this format: (where 'abc' and 'def' are the input for the string with {2, 3} and {9, 10}

forloop abc {2 3} def {9 10} {

    "The result is hello=$abc seeyou=$def"

}

 

I would like to expand above script language to new command like this:

 

"The result is hello=2 seeyou=9"

"The result is hello=2 seeyou=10"

"The result is hello=3 seeyou=9"

"The result is hello=3 seeyou=10"

 

ps. I updated some keywords as I found the originate keywords might cause some misunderstanding to anyone who reads my post

[mpower]

This still doesn't make much sense. 

Please provide a logical explanation of what you are trying to achieve:

Input data -----------(Conditions)-----------> Output data

So far all I gather if you're wanting for below:

Input: {2,3}{9,10}

Output1: 2,9

Output2: 2,10

Output3: 3,9

Output4, 3,10

 

If that's the case then you are just looking at a simple look that takes those two sets of numbers and outputs the four possible combinations according to your rule:

e.g. Input: {x,y}{z,k}

Output1: x,z

Output2: x,k

Output3: y,z

Output4, y,k

 

If I am not understanding correctly then please let me know. Otherwise this is what I came up with (there is probably a more elegant way but I don't know it ):

#include <Array.au3>

$abc = '{2, 3}'
$def = '{9, 10}'

$abc = StringRegExp($abc, "\{([^}]*)\}", 1)
$abc = StringStripWS($abc[0], 8)
$set1 = StringSplit($abc, ',', 2)

$def = StringRegExp($def, "\{([^}]*)\}", 1)
$def = StringStripWS($def[0], 8)
$set2 = StringSplit($def, ',', 2)

Local $i, $k = 0, $j = 1
For $i = 0 to 1
    ConsoleWrite("The result is hello="&$set1[$i]&" seeyou="&$set2[$k]&@CRLF)
    ConsoleWrite("The result is hello="&$set1[$i]&" seeyou="&$set2[$j]&@CRLF)
Next

Edited March 13, 2015 by mpower

[LarsJ]

$aABC = StringSplit( "2, 3", ", ", 3 )
$aDEF = StringSplit( "9, 10", ", ", 3 )

For $i In $aABC
  For $j in $aDEF
    ConsoleWrite( "$i, $j = " & $i & ", " & $j & @CRLF )
  Next
Next

$i, $j = 2, 9
$i, $j = 2, 10
$i, $j = 3, 9
$i, $j = 3, 10

[jdelaney]

Another similar route:

For $i = 2 To 3
    For $j = 9 To 10
        ConsoleWrite("The result is hello=" & $i & " yousee=" & $j & @CRLF)
    Next
Next

output:

The result is hello=2 yousee=9
The result is hello=2 yousee=10
The result is hello=3 yousee=9
The result is hello=3 yousee=10

Edited March 13, 2015 by jdelaney