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By Skysnake
This is a little tool that displays the contents of a DLL icon file. It shows how to use icons on buttons and as stand alone images.
#cs ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- AutoIt Version: 3.3.14.5 Author: Skysnake Script Function: Display content of DLL icon files #ce ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Script Start - Add your code below here #include <ButtonConstants.au3> #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> ;Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\Wmploc.dll" ;Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\imageres.dll" ;Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\shell32.dll" ;Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\pifmgr.dll" ;Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\explorer.exe" ;Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\accessibilitycpl.dll" ;Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\ddores.dll" ;Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\moricons.dll" ; ugly do not use ;Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\mmcndmgr.dll ;Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\netshell.dll" ;Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\ieframe.dll" Local $rDLLpath = @SystemDir & "\wiashext.dll" For $r = 0 To -50 Step -10 ConsoleWrite($r & @CRLF) GUICreate("Show Icons") Local $lblShowRange = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Icons " & $r - 1 & " to " & $r - 10, 8, 8, 100, 25) Local $btnIcon1 = GUICtrlCreateButton("", 8, 25, 24, 24, $BS_ICON) GUICtrlSetImage($btnIcon1, $rDLLpath, $r - 1, 0) ; GUICtrlCreateIcon($rDLLpath, $r - 1, 40, 25, 24, 24) ; 2nd Local $btnIcon2 = GUICtrlCreateButton("", 8, 50, 24, 24, $BS_ICON) GUICtrlSetImage($btnIcon2, $rDLLpath, $r - 2, 0) ; GUICtrlCreateIcon($rDLLpath, $r - 2, 40, 50, 24, 24) ; 3rd Local $btnIcon3 = GUICtrlCreateButton("", 8, 75, 24, 24, $BS_ICON) GUICtrlSetImage($btnIcon3, $rDLLpath, $r - 3, 0) ; GUICtrlCreateIcon($rDLLpath, $r - 3, 40, 75, 24, 24) ;4th Local $btnIcon4 = GUICtrlCreateButton("", 8, 100, 24, 24, $BS_ICON) GUICtrlSetImage($btnIcon4, $rDLLpath, $r - 4, 0) ; GUICtrlCreateIcon($rDLLpath, $r - 4, 40, 100, 24, 24) ;5th Local $btnIcon5 = GUICtrlCreateButton("", 8, 125, 24, 24, $BS_ICON) GUICtrlSetImage($btnIcon5, $rDLLpath, $r - 5, 0) ; GUICtrlCreateIcon($rDLLpath, $r - 5, 40, 125, 24, 24) ;6th Local $btnIcon6 = GUICtrlCreateButton("", 8, 150, 24, 24, $BS_ICON) GUICtrlSetImage($btnIcon6, $rDLLpath, $r - 6, 0) ; GUICtrlCreateIcon($rDLLpath, $r - 6, 40, 150, 24, 24) ;7th Local $btnIcon7 = GUICtrlCreateButton("", 8, 175, 24, 24, $BS_ICON) GUICtrlSetImage($btnIcon7, $rDLLpath, $r - 7, 0) ; GUICtrlCreateIcon($rDLLpath, $r - 7, 40, 175, 24, 24) ;8th Local $btnIcon8 = GUICtrlCreateButton("", 8, 200, 24, 24, $BS_ICON) GUICtrlSetImage($btnIcon8, $rDLLpath, $r - 8, 0) ; GUICtrlCreateIcon($rDLLpath, $r - 8, 40, 200, 24, 24) ;9th Local $btnIcon9 = GUICtrlCreateButton("", 8, 225, 24, 24, $BS_ICON) GUICtrlSetImage($btnIcon9, $rDLLpath, $r - 9, 0) ; GUICtrlCreateIcon($rDLLpath, $r - 9, 40, 225, 24, 24) ;10th Local $btnIcon10 = GUICtrlCreateButton("", 8, 250, 24, 24, $BS_ICON) GUICtrlSetImage($btnIcon10, $rDLLpath, $r - 10, 0) ; GUICtrlCreateIcon($rDLLpath, $r - 10, 40, 250, 24, 24) ; Display the GUI. GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) Sleep(3000) GUIDelete() Next
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By matwachich
Hi AutoIters!
Here is my new UDF about GUIs: it's an enhanced mixture of Advanced InputBox (deprecated) and KODA Parser (deprecated), with additional functions.
What you can do with it:
Parse KODA files and directly create GUIs (_GUIUtils_CreateFromKODA) Parse a simple JSON form definition to simply create advanced InputBoxes with any amount/type of input controls (_GUIUtils_CreateFromJSON) Created GUIs are returned as Scripting.Dictionary objects, and you have helper functions to access GUIs controls by their names (_GUIUtils_HWnd, _GUIUtils_CtrlID, _GUIUtils_HCtrl ...) A function that can make a GUI created from KODA/JSON (defined by it's $oForm object) and make it a modal InputDialogBox (just like InputBox, but returns all entered data as Scripting.Dictionary object) Functions are documented, and there are some examples.
Consider this UDF as beta, but since I'm currently using it in a small commercial project, it should become production ready in near future.
To always get the latest code version, get it from Github (more up to date than this topic).
Update 04/02/2020:
New simple application example Fixed focused control handling in _GUIUtils_InputDialog Reset input values before returning from _GUIUtils_InputDialog Fixed CloseOnEsc in _GUIUtils_InputDialog Fixed Input not reset Fixed all ListBox items are selected Project now on GitHub https://github.com/matwachich/autoit-guiutils/
Update 05/02/2020:
Support for nodate for Date and Time input controls (pass null value) New handling of focused control _GUIUtils_InputDialog: Now, you can specify the focused control in $oInitialData by setting "controlName:focus" = True Updated documentation of _GUIUtils_InputDialog Update 07/02/2020:
Bug corrected when setting Data input control Added: abillity to read a single input control New functions (_GUIUtils_GetInputs, _GUIUtils_WriteInputs), documentation completion. Readme file and screenshots on Github Page
GUIUtils.zip
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By coronatuss
Hello eveyone,
I installed the latest version of Autoit (x86 - for greater compatibility) and SciTE.
Every time I want to generate the GUI code designed in Koda, the program freezes (only Koda, not SciTE).
Have you ever had this problem? Do you know how to fix it?
Thanks!
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By TheSaint
As many of you may not be aware, of much about AutoIt's humble beginnings, and aspects related to the first GUI version of AutoIt, I thought it might be nice to create a historical reference here for all the many GUI creators that have been created by various people over the years.
NOTE - While one could argue, that this topic might be better placed in one of the Chat forums, I would argue, that it links to heaps of good code. While much may be redundant in that code, it is still interesting and forms a great perspective. Many are bound to find useful elements at the very least.
Koda, is no doubt the most well-known GUI creator now, but there was a time, when CyberSlug's legendary GUIBuilder (first known as AutoBuilder) ruled the roost, and AutoIt coder's saw it as a Godsend. AutoIt coding was much simpler back then of course.
Below, will be a timeline, of any AutoIt GUI creators listed in forum pages. It will be added to by myself as I find them or as others here find them and place a link in a subsequent post ... PLEASE HELP! Comments welcome too.
(Also note, that this is also intended to include updates, branches etc by others)
Apr 20 2004 - AutoBuilder by CyberSlug.
Sep 27 2004 - An interesting topic, where CyberSlug talks about the future of AutoBuilder (etc) and renaming to GUIBuilder and you see the first mentions and links to updates by others (including myself & livewire).
Nov 05 2004 - A topic where lookfar is working on a SciTE replacement, talks about starting a Form Designer.
Aug 10 2005 - GuiBuilder first update by TheSaint.
Sep 26 2005 - GUIBuilder updates by livewire (he also talks about transferring his efforts to Koda).
Nov 02 2005 - KODA FormDesigner v1.3 by lookfar
Nov 03 2005 - Seemingly interesting topic about forms by tonedeaf
Dec 26 2005 - AutoIt Studio(beta) by BillLuvsU
Jan 09 2006 - AutoBuilder update (or branch) by _^__darkbytez (livewire also posts).
Feb 19 2006 - Koda v1.5 by lookfar
Sep 07 2006 - Koda v1.7.3.0 by Lazycat
Jan 07 2007 - Form/GUI Builder by FlintBrenick
Jun 10 2007 - Gorganizer by _Kurt (more of an assister than actual GUI maker)
Jun 27 2007 - Basic GUI Designer by Mast3rpyr0
May 03 2008 - Autoit Programmer's Desktop (APD) by Ealric
Jul 11 2008 - Gui Designer by Alek
Aug 11 2008 - Gorganizer update by _Kurt
Jun 19 2009 - Easy GUI by Mat
Aug 13 2009 - GUI Script Creator by Pandemic (not sure this qualifies, but it made me think of templates)
Aug 16 2010 - Creation Gui by AZJIO
Jan 22 2012 - ISN AutoIt Studio by ISI360 (includes ISN Form Studio 2, a GUI editor)
Mar 19 2012 - Arduino GUI Programmer by nikosliapis (creates a specific type of GUI)
Aug 01 2012 - GuiBuilder Resurrected update/branch to GUIBuilder by baroquebob
Dec 01 2012 - Form Builder beta (v1.0.6) by BuckMaster
Jan 12 2015 - GUIBuilderNxt update by jaberwacky of GUIBuilder v0.8 (as a new prototype, modified to work with latest AutoIt) (not a update to the Resurrected version)
Aug 12 2016 - The GuiBuilder Return by DFerrato as an update to GUIBuilder,
Jan 17 2017 - GUIBuilder Project by TheSaint (a work in progress based on CyberSlug's original ... and later versions, updated by Roy, TheSaint & others).
May 29 2019 - The GuiBuilder Return by DFerrato as an update to GUIBuilder, His new and improved version.
There are a significant number of creators/designers that have been started and never completed.
+++++ STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION +++++
P.S. Well that's it from me tonight. I know of at least one other major creator, but cannot recall it's name or the name of the coder, though I think it starts with 'L'. Bound to be a few I've missed, and some I cannot seem to find their first appearance here (Koda, Form Builder, etc), but there may be an obvious reason for that. Will probably rely on feedback from others now that I've got the ball rolling.
NOTE - If anyone wants to discuss any of these programs above or give some background history, then by all means do so. I will cross-reference (link to) any important comments.
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By Shedunn
I recently installed AutoIT(the most recent version) on my work computer and everytime I try to use Koda to generate code for a GUI Koda freezes....nothing can be clicked on and I have to use task manager to end the task. It doesn't seem to matter if I open a file or if I try with a fresh design. It also freezes if I try to change any settings within Koda
I've tried uninstalling everything AutoIT related and reinstalling and restarting the computer. No matter what it still does it
Is there a setting somewhere that could be causing this?
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