Array, start not with a first element

[SergeySpandaryan 1]

Local $name[11] = [5], $count = 0
$name[0] = "a"
$name[1] = "b"
$name[2] = "c"
$name[3] = "d"
$name[4] = "e"
$name[5] = "f"
$name[6] = "g"
$name[7] = "h"
$name[8] = "i"
$name[9] = "j"
$name[10] = "k"



Sleep(500)
For $i in $name
Sleep(500)
ClipPut($i)
Sleep(20)
Send("+{INSERT}")
Sleep(20)
Send("{ENTER}")

next

How to start with 5th element?

[iamtheky 927]

use for..to instead of for..in

https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/keywords/For.htm

[SergeySpandaryan 1]

I don't know how to do it.

[InunoTaishou 193]

Click that link, it will explain everything and your life will be complete.

[jdelaney 314]

What are you inputing into, a gui, or browser?  There are more reliable ways to do so...such as ControlSetText, or one of the _IE functions.

[SergeySpandaryan 1]

55 minutes ago, InunoTaishou said:

Click that link, it will explain everything and your life will be complete.

I couldn't get it.

15 minutes ago, jdelaney said:

What are you inputing into, a gui, or browser?  There are more reliable ways to do so...such as ControlSetText, or one of the _IE functions.

I'm trying to understand how not to start with the first element.

[jdelaney 314]

Local $a[5] = ['a','b','c','d','e']
For $i = 1 To UBound($a)-1
    ConsoleWrite($a[$i] & @CRLF)
Next

Notice I'm starting at 1, which is the second element in the array (arrays are 0 based)

Edited February 18, 2016 by jdelaney