Question on order of the script!

[xxd2godxx]

I am making a very advanced diablo 2 bot for the new ladder season 3. I was just wondering if the order i put the functions in makes any difference. I can: Get the bot start up diablo, login, choose char. and create game. I just am trying to make it run a script (like pindle etc.) but when i do it, the bot just doesn't run. I have the main scripts, but then the sub scripts at the very end. Example: When it gets to the scripting part, there is a function named: SlowMouseClick and i put that at the very end of my .au3 script, but the MAIN function (the sequence that i want to run) is earlier in the script. I have alot of sub-functions that are at the very end (like 15-20 of them? maybe more) I was just wondering, when i added those sub func's did it not make the bot work because it was unorganized?

-matt

[Knight]

The order of functions doesnt matter, but you have to call the functions in order for it to work how you would like it to..

[xxd2godxx]

That is my problem....how do i call the function? An example Please?

-Thanx, matt

[lopolop]

like...

Hotkeyset("+r", "Script")

Func OpenNP()
     Run("Notepad.exe")
EndFunc

Func Script()
Sleep(2000)
OpenNP()
Exit
EndFunc

Now that was a little much lol... but just put the name of your function in your script like OpenNP()

[Valuater]

search "pause"... like this..

help has very good demo's at the bottom of each page

on your computer press the following

Start > All Programs > Autoit v3 > Autoit Help File

when that loads then press the "search" tab

then type in "?your search?" and press "List Topics"

**** you can do this with any word you want

thats what i do all the time

8)

[xxd2godxx]

lol...I STILL dont get it...is that script added with the other script? or is it a seperate starter script? here are my functions:

StartD2()

Func Login()

Func ChooseChar()

Func CreateGame()

Func AllSeqRecord()

Func ParseCmd($SeqIndex, $CmdIndex, $CMD)

Func ReadCodeFile($FilePathName)

-matt

[LxP]

; The function definition
Func MyFunc()
    ; Calling an in-built function
    MsgBox(0x40, '', 'I am a message box.')
EndFunc

; Calling a user-defined funcion is no different
MyFunc()