[Solved] TrayIcon double click and secondary click
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By bogQ
Simple script latest autoit version.
#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <FontConstants.au3> Example() Func Example() GUICreate("test", 800, 540) GUISetFont(12, $FW_NORMAL, $GUI_FONTNORMAL) GUICtrlCreateLabel("testing",680,310) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) Do Until GUIGetMsg() = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE GUIDelete() EndFunc ;==>Example After using GUISetFont(12) or GUISetFont(12, $FW_NORMAL, $GUI_FONTNORMAL) every GUI control is changed to italic.
Am i doing something wrong?
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By woffi
Hi,
I'm afraid I'm just stupid or blind or both: how can I read user input from an AutoIt console program? Just a simple String input, terminated with pressing "Return"?
This can't be difficult, but I can't find a solution.
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By Iraj
Hi Team,
Greetings!
I need to embed traytip in some autoit code where I dont need highlighted unwanted content & also can I have a custom logo instead of the presets.
Thanks!
#include <TrayConstants.au3> TrayTip("TrayTip Title", "TrayTip Content", 2, $TIP_ICONASTERISK)
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By WhaleJesus
#include <FileConstants.au3> #include <MsgBoxConstants.au3> #include <file.au3> ; Create Data Folder if it doesn't exist yet If FileExists(@ScriptDir & "\Data") Then Else ShellExecute(@ScriptDir) DirCreate(@ScriptDir & "\Data") EndIf ; Playlist Name & location input Global $playlistnameinput = InputBox("Playlist", "Enter The playlist name", _ "Name") Global $playlistlocationinput = InputBox("Location", "Specify where you would like the playlist folder to be stored", @ScriptDir & "\Playlists\" & $playlistnameinput) ; Create file in Data folder and other vars Global $sDataFile = @ScriptDir & "\Data\Data.txt" Global $DataHandle = FileOpen($sDataFile, 1) Global $DataFileLine = FileReadLine($sDataFile, 1) FileClose($DataFileLine) MsgBox(0, "", $DataFileLine, 10) ; Prove it exists If FileExists($sDataFile) Then _FileWriteToLine($DataHandle, $DataFileLine, $playlistnameinput, True, True) $DataFileLine += 1 _FileWriteToLine($DataHandle, 1, $DataFileLine, True) Else MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "Error", "File " & $sDataFile & "Does not exist") EndIf Global $sPDataFile = @ScriptDir & "\Data\" & $playlistnameinput & "_Data.txt" Global $PDataHandle = FileOpen($sPDataFile, 1) If FileExists($sPDataFile) Then _FileWriteToLine($PDataHandle, 1, $playlistnameinput, True, True) _FileWriteToLine($PDataHandle, 2, $playlistlocationinput, True, True) Else MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "Error", "File " & $sPDataFile & "Does not exist") EndIf _FileWriteToLine stopped working and i don't know what it is in my code that's causing this, please help
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By DannyJ
$sCommands1 = 'powershell.exe Get-ChildItem' $iPid = run($sCommands1 , @WorkingDir , @SW_SHOW , 0x2) $sOutput = "" While 1 $sOutput &= StdoutRead($iPID) If @error Then ExitLoop EndIf WEnd ;~ msgbox(0, '' , $sOutput) ConsoleWrite("$sOutput") ConsoleWrite($sOutput) ConsoleWrite(@CRLF) $aOutput = stringsplit($sOutput ,@LF , 2) For $i=0 To UBound($aOutput) - 1 Step 1 ConsoleWrite($aOutput[$i]) Next The script above reads the whole directory into a one dimensional array, but I need to work with the array, so I need to split the array into multiple dimensions.
I have already read some forum answers here, and I have already tried these commands:
Are there any way to use the $aOutput variable like in PowerShell:
PowerShell:
$a = Get-ChildItem $a.Mode I imagine this in AutoIt $aOutput
ConsoleWrite($aOutput[i].Mode) Or if I split this command into 2 dimension like:
For $i To UBound($aOutput)-1 Step 1 ConsoleWrite($aOutput[$i][1]) ConsoleWrite($aOutput[$i][2]) Next
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