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plz help store color in array!

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chacoya121
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Local $count = 1
    Local $x1= 100,$y1 = 100,$x2 = 110,$y2 = 110
    $area = ($x2+$x1)*($y2+$y1)
    Local $array[$area][2]
    For $i = $x1 to $x2 Step 1
        For $j = $y1 to $y2 Step 1
            $color = PixelGetColor($i,$j)
            $scolor = Hex($color,6)
            $array[$count][2] = [$scolor,1]
            $position = _ArraySearch($array,$scolor,0,0,0,0,1)
            If $array[$position][0] = $scolor Then
                $array[$position][1] +=1
            Else
                $count += 1
            EndIf
        Next
    Next
    _ArrayDisplay($array)

plz help adjust and shrink it down soo confusing playing with array

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Malkey    216

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Here is one of many possible array formats. 

#include <Array.au3>

Local $x1 = 120, $y1 = 100, $x2 = 130, $y2 = 110
Local $array[($x2 - $x1 + 1)][($y2 - $y1 + 1)]
For $i = 0 To ($x2 - $x1)
    For $j = 0 To $y2 - $y1
        $array[$j][$i] = $i + $x1 & "," & $j + $y1 & "=" & "0x" & Hex(PixelGetColor($i + $x1, $j + $y1), 6)
    Next
Next
_ArrayDisplay($array, "Coordinates(X,Y)=PixelColor")

 

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can you add up all the duplicate color

and test with some different coordinate it wont work

Local $x1 = 77, $y1 = 214, $x2 = 118, $y2 = 254

is there limit to array it could stored?

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Malkey    216

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From here you will find:-
    16,777,216 - Maximum number of elements for an array.

Although, the _ArrayDisplay() function does not display that many elements.

And, another example. 

#include <Array.au3>

$a = _ArrayColors(120, 100, 130, 110) ; Default ($iRet = 2) returns both arrays,
_ArrayDisplay($a[0]) ; 2D Array of colors at their coordinates.
_ArrayDisplay($a[1]) ; 2D array of colors and the number of occurrences of that color.

$b = _ArrayColors(77, 214, 118, 254, 0) ; $iRet = 0 Returns array of colors at their coordinates only.
_ArrayDisplay($b)


Func _ArrayColors($x1, $y1, $x2, $y2, $iRet = 2)
    Local $array[($y2 - $y1 + 1)][($x2 - $x1 + 1)]
    Local $aUniqueArray[0][2], $iIndex
    For $i = 0 To ($x2 - $x1)
        For $j = 0 To $y2 - $y1
            If $iRet <> 1 Then $array[$j][$i] = $i + $x1 & "," & $j + $y1 & "=" & "0x" & Hex(PixelGetColor($i + $x1, $j + $y1), 6)
            $iIndex = _ArraySearch($aUniqueArray, "0x" & Hex(PixelGetColor($i + $x1, $j + $y1), 6))
            If $iRet Then
                If $iIndex = -1 Then
                    _ArrayAdd($aUniqueArray, "0x" & Hex(PixelGetColor($i + $x1, $j + $y1), 6) & "|" & 1)
                Else
                    $aUniqueArray[$iIndex][1] += 1
                EndIf
            EndIf
        Next
    Next
    Switch $iRet
        Case 0
            Return $array
        Case 1
            Return $aUniqueArray
        Case 2
            Local $r[] = [$array, $aUniqueArray]
            Return $r
    EndSwitch
EndFunc   ;==>_ArrayColors

 

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Posted (edited) 
Global $x1 = 82
Global $y1 = 217
Global $x2 = 115
Global $y2 = 255
Func _Start()
    For $i = $x1 To $x2 Step 1
        For $j = $y1 To $y2 Step 1
            $color = PixelGetColor($i, $j)
            $getini = IniReadSection("Color Code.ini", "Color")
            If Not @error Then
                IniWrite("Color Code.ini", "Color",Hex($color, 6), $getini[1][1]+1)
            ElseIf @error Then
                IniWrite("Color Code.ini", "Color",Hex($color, 6), "1")
            EndIf
        Next
    Next
EndFunc   ;==>Start

thank you , you are the best ,i understand it now

can you put that into ini file

i try similar way but some how doesn't work

sorry for my english and low lvl programming

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Malkey    216

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A few points for your consideration:-
- You have to call a function for it to actually run, like using "_Start()".

The next two are not wrong,  just not conventionally used:-
- When using For - Next loops, "Step 1" is the default, so if  "Step 1" is absent, "Step 1" is assumed.
- This "ElseIf @error Then" can be replaced with just "Else",  because, when starting the If statement with "If Not @error Then" one should realize any following "Else" will be logically mutually exclusive.  Meaning there can be only two possible conditions either an error, or, not an error.
Often, the "Else" is used to cover all conditions that are not covered by the preceding "If" or "ElseIf's".  
This related note of interest comes to mind.  In AutoIt:  False is equal to zero, (0).   True is everything else that is not equal to zero, (0) - numerically speaking. (Ref: Booleans) 

Global $x1 = 82
Global $y1 = 217
Global $x2 = 115
Global $y2 = 255

_Start()

ShellExecute("Color Code.ini") ; View Color Code.ini file.


Func _Start()
    If FileExists("Color Code.ini") Then FileDelete("Color Code.ini") ; Prevent adding extra color occurrences to existing ini file
    For $i = $x1 To $x2
        For $j = $y1 To $y2
            $color = PixelGetColor($i, $j)
            $getini = IniReadSection("Color Code.ini", "Color")
            If Not @error Then
                IniWrite("Color Code.ini", "Color", Hex($color, 6), $getini[1][1] + 1)
            Else
                IniWrite("Color Code.ini", "Color", Hex($color, 6), "1")
            EndIf
        Next
    Next
EndFunc   ;==>_Start

 

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Posted (edited) 
Global $x1 = 82
Global $y1 = 217
Global $x2 = 115
Global $y2 = 255
_Start()

ShellExecute("Color Code.ini") ; View Color Code.ini file.

Func _Start()
    If FileExists("Color Code.ini") Then FileDelete("Color Code.ini")
    For $i = $x1 To $x2 Step 1
        For $j = $y1 To $y2 Step 1
            $color = PixelGetColor($i, $j)
            $getini = IniReadSection("Color Code.ini", "Color")
            If @error Then IniWrite("Color Code.ini", "Color", "0x" & Hex($color, 6),"")
            If Not @error Then IniWrite ("Color Code.ini", "Color", "0x" & Hex($color, 6), "")
            For $k = 0 To $getini[0][0] Step 1
                If $getini[$k][0] = Hex($color,6) Then
                    $getini[1][1] += 1
                EndIf
            Next
        Next
    Next

EndFunc   ;==>Start

plz help me add duplicate color

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Malkey    216

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On 6/1/2017 at 2:53 AM, chacoya121 said:

....

plz help me add duplicate color

My script of post #9,  writes the color to "Color Code.ini" file.   Look at that file and you should see the color in hexi-decimal without the prefix "0x" and the color equals the number of times that pixel color appears in the search rectangle.

Example of  "Color Code.ini" file. 

[Color]
C0C0C0=1242
C0C0A0=978
C0C085=978
854600=889
C0A067=978
C08546=968
672300=882
672346=986
460000=924
464685=1001
2367A0=990
462367=898
466767=898
.... Etc

 

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