gil900 83 Report post Posted April 12, 2017 (edited) Instead of writing something like this: expandcollapse popupGlobal $MainMSG ; Global massage for use on any gui function Func MainGUI() $MainGUI = GUICreate('Main') $SettingsGUI = SettingsGUI_Create($MainGUI) ; Create child windo inside the main GUI SettingsGUI_DrawSettings() $OtherGUI = OtherGUI_Create($MainGUI) ; Create child windo inside the main GUI $MainMSG = GUIGetMsg(1) While 1 SettingsGUI_MonitorChanges() ; If some data on the inputs in the SettingsGUI was changed then do something... Switch $MainMSG[1] Case $MainGUI ; Do stuff about the main gui Case $SettingsGUI SettingsGUI_ProcessMSG() SettingsGUI_DoSomeThingElse() Case $OtherGUI OtherGUI_ProcessMSG() OtherGUI_DoSomeThingElse() EndSwitch WEnd EndFunc Func SettingsGUI_Create($hPerentGUI) ; Create and return the child gui EndFunc Func SettingsGUI_MonitorChanges() EndFunc Func SettingsGUI_ProcessMSG() EndFunc Func SettingsGUI_DrawSettings() ; Draw settings of the controls.. EndFunc Func SettingsGUI_DoSomeThingElse() EndFunc Func OtherGUI_ProcessMSG() EndFunc Func OtherGUI_DoSomeThingElse() EndFunc expandcollapse popupGlobal $MainMSG ; Global massage for use on any gui function Func MainGUI() $MainGUI = GUICreate('Main') #NameSpace $SettingsGUI = Create($MainGUI) ; Create child windo inside the main GUI DrawSettings() #NameSpaceEnd $OtherGUI = OtherGUI_Create($MainGUI) ; Create child windo inside the main GUI $MainMSG = GUIGetMsg(1) While 1 SettingsGUI_MonitorChanges() ; If some data on the inputs in the SettingsGUI was changed then do something... Switch $MainMSG[1] Case $MainGUI ; Do stuff about the main gui Case $SettingsGUI #NameSpace SettingsGUI ProcessMSG() DoSomeThingElse() #NameSpaceEnd Case $OtherGUI #NameSpace OtherGUI ProcessMSG() DoSomeThingElse() #NameSpaceEnd EndSwitch WEnd EndFunc #NameSpace SettingsGUI #cs ; Autoit will see every function and *global* variable in this name space as it was start with "SettingsGUI_" So this function call for example "Settings_GUI(*)" is still valid call. ** using this NameSpace method is like writing every function and global variable with the prefix that is the name space. in this case the prefix is "SettingsGUI_" #ce Func Create($hPerentGUI) ; Create and return the child gui EndFunc Func MonitorChanges() EndFunc Func ProcessMSG() EndFunc Func SettingsGUI_DrawSettings() ; Draw settings of the controls.. EndFunc Func DoSomeThingElse() EndFunc #NameSpaceEnd #NameSpace OtherGUI #cs #ce Global $SomeVar ; This will be in fact $OtherGUI_SomeVar Func ProcessMSG() ; This will be in fact OtherGUI_ProcessMSG() Local $SomeVar2 ; This is will NOT be $OtherGUI_SomeVar2. it is not Global ! EndFunc Func DoSomeThingElse() ; This will be in fact $OtherGUI_DoSomeThingElse EndFunc #NameSpaceEnd Edited April 12, 2017 by gil900 My recommended codes (that I worte):_SharedVar - declare shared variables between 2 or more process directly on memory SciTE Console: _cin _cout for SciTE Console [ConsoleIn (!!) , ConsoleOut , ConsoleClean ..] _GUIConsole - Create and write to alternative console + Enter inputs through the consoleCODENAME-SW_130416If the English is not good in this post/code, please correct it (But do only PM). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
