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By Skysnake
I am attempting to draw multiple edit controls partially overlapping, creating the appearance of a single huge label.
This is for a read only report. Unfortunately, each box comes with its own quaint little black edge.
How do I remove this black edge?
https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/appendix/GUIStyles.htm#Edit
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By dejhost
Happy New Year everyone!
I would like to extract the color values of certain pixels in an image. This is how I picture the workflow:
User opens an image of his choice. Image is shown on the screen. User draws a line into the image. This happens by marking the startpixel and the endpixel of the line The line is drawn, so the user can check visually if he is happy with the line. The following pixel based properties belonging to the line are stored in Excel: X-Coordinate Y-Coordinate Color Value Additional operations: Extracting for max- and min. color values; Statistical operations. Browsing through the helpfile of AutoIt I find plenty of functions for treating images (e.g. GDIPlus), but I am completely unsure if Autoit will get me there. Should I read the entire image into an array? Should I rather attempt to script an external image software (e.g. IrfanView, Gimp)?
I would be very thankful if someone could give some recommendations and maybe list a couple of the most important commands to use.
Thank you very much.
Dejhost
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By nacerbaaziz
Hello
I have an inquiry from you
I have a file path with commands line
Is there a way to separate the path from the commands line?
I want the result in an array
for example
$path = '"c:\NVDA\NVDA slav Portable 1\NVDA.exe" -r -m -path="d:\NVDA Path\Portable"'
there are any method to separate this text?
i want the result to be as that
$array[1] = "c:\NVDA\NVDA slav Portable 1\NVDA.exe"
$array[2] = '-r -m -path="d:\NVDA Path\Portable"'
Thanks in advance
am Waiting for your answers
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By ur
In the autoit file, if we add multiple libraries (both internal and custom created one)
When we compile the code and run the exe, some time we are getting runtime errors.
But the line number of error is not showing the exact line number, might be it is including the line number count of libraries also.
Can you please suggest how to get the exact error line number.
So, it will be useful for debugging.
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By nacerbaaziz
Hello my friends
I have an inquiry after your permission
I found a function to get the special line commands for any operation
It requires the name of the process to be searched
I want to use it to know the process
Is this possible with this function
Here is the code
Func commandLineGet($proc, $strComputer=".")
dim $array[1]
local $ArrayNumber
local $oWMI = ObjGet("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & $strComputer & "\root\cimv2")
local $oProcessColl = $oWMI.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_Process where Name= " & '"'& $Proc & '"')
local $Process
For $Process In $oProcessColl
$Process = $Process.Commandline
ReDim $Array[UBound($Array)+1]
$ArrayNumber = UBound($Array)-1
$array[$ArrayNumber] = $Process
Next
$ArrayNumber = UBound($Array)-1
$array[0] = $ArrayNumber
return $array
EndFunc
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