memnon Posted October 13, 2005 Share Posted October 13, 2005 Hello i have a array, the array is filled with dnsnames and is automaticle created via a search/ping function. i now want to get this computernames in a gui (what works already), but i do not know how i get back the state of the generated checkboxes, as you can see below... for $i=0 to 49 $down=$down+25 if $rechner[$i]<>"0"then GuiCtrlCreateCheckbox($rechner[$i], 10, $down, 100, 30) endif next normaly i would use a variable for the checkbox f.e. $check=GuiCtrlCreateChechbox,.... and then i would use GUICtrlRead($check) to read the value of the checkbox - in my case i dont know how this could be done - i need automaticle generated variables in this loop to get the states of all checkboxes what are generated... das beste Windows Support Forum: Windows 2000 Helpline und tschüss den WindowsfehlernProgrammieren: Autoit 3 - wer braucht noch VBS ?!Programmieren: Autoit 3 Forum? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Valuater Posted October 13, 2005 Share Posted October 13, 2005 maybe like this Dim $check[55] for $i=0 to 49 $down=$down+25 if $rechner[$i]<>"0"then $checf[$i] = GuiCtrlCreateCheckbox($rechner[$i], 10, $down, 100, 30) endif next ******not tested but the idea does work 8) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
memnon Posted October 14, 2005 Author Share Posted October 14, 2005 maybe like thisDim $check[55]for $i=0 to 49$down=$down+25if $rechner[$i]<>"0"then $checf[$i] = GuiCtrlCreateCheckbox($rechner[$i], 10, $down, 100, 30)endifnext******not tested but the idea does work8)thanks valuater, sometimes i am to stupid to see the easiest things... das beste Windows Support Forum: Windows 2000 Helpline und tschüss den WindowsfehlernProgrammieren: Autoit 3 - wer braucht noch VBS ?!Programmieren: Autoit 3 Forum? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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