Tags trouble

[Lyee]

Hello guys,

I'm working on basics with tags but I actually dont know how to do it correct.

The tag $IE will create IE window and this $IE will have his own number $IE+$i but this code is not correct

Code what I basically want:

#include <IE.au3>
$i = 0

IEstart()
IEref()

Func IEstart()
    $LoopCount = 0
    Do
        Global $IE + $i = _IECreate('Google.com')
        $i += 1
        $LoopCount += 1
    Until $LoopCount = 10

EndFunc   ;==>iestart

Func IEref()
    $LoopCount = 0
    Do
        _IEQuit($IE + $i)
        $i += 1
        $LoopCount += 1
    Until $LoopCount = 10
EndFunc   ;==>ieref

Btw I know that I can close this windows with ProcessClose function but I want it like this..

PS: How to tag $IE for second func( IEref() ) special for _IEQuit? That Global function doesnt work :/

Thanks for any help

 

[careca]

Im sorry could you explain what do you need the script to do?

So, start 10 instances of google and leave at 10, is that it?

[InunoTaishou]

The reason it's not correct is because

1. You're declaring your variable to hold the handle from _IECreat inside the for loop and making it global. Declare your global variables outside of functions
2. $IE is not declared but you're trying to add $i to it
3. You cannot add to the left hand side of the assignment operator (the =). You can in other languages but not here

Hopefully that makes sense to you. You're better option is to store all of the handles inside an array

#include <IE.au3>
Global $aIeHandles[10]

IEstart()
IEref()

Func IEstart()
    For $i = 0 to UBound($aIeHandles) - 1
        $aIeHandles[$i] = _IECreate('Google.com')
    Next
EndFunc   ;==>iestart

Func IEref()
    For $i = 0 to UBound($aIeHandles) - 1
        _IEQuit($aIeHandles[$i])
    Next
EndFunc   ;==>ieref