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By simonc8
I have a script which executes sleep for a couple of hours then carries out instructions. Does the running AutoIt script prevent the computer from entering sleep mode during this time? If not, is there something I can add to the AutoIt script to keep the computer awake?
Grateful for advice.
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By naru
I have script Like This :
Opt("TrayAutoPause",0)
$var = Ping("www.google.com")
If not @error Then
WinActivate ( "testapp")
ControlClick ( "testapp", "", "[Savetest]")
ControlSend ( " :: Gujarat TPDS - eFPS :: Version - 2.2.0.0 - [eFPS Bill]", "", "[NAME:btnSavebyFP]", "{enter}")
WinWait(":: Aadhar/EID/Verification Number Entry ::")
ControlClick(":: Aadhar/EID/Verification Number Entry ::", "", "[NAME:btnNext]")
If WinExists ("Aadhar : Length Check") Then
ControlClick("Aadhar : Length Check", "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]")
ControlSend(":: Aadhar/EID/Verification Number Entry ::", "", "[NAME:txtAadharNumber]", "{backspace}")
ControlSend(":: Aadhar/EID/Verification Number Entry ::", "", "[NAME:txtAadharNumber]", "^v")
ControlClick(":: Aadhar/EID/Verification Number Entry ::", "", "[NAME:btnNext]")
WinWait(" :: Barcoded Ration Card Members - Biometric Verification/Check Utility ::")
ControlSend("[Class:WindowsForms10.Window.8.app.0.378734a]", "", "[NAME:PictureBox2]", "{tab} {enter}")
Sleep(5600)
RunWait("rasdial /disconnect", "", @SW_HIDE) ; Stop connect from start
RunWait("rasdial Internet", "", @SW_HIDE) ; Connect again
Exit
EndIf
WinWait(" :: Barcoded Ration Card Members - Biometric Verification/Check Utility ::", "", 1)
ControlSend("[Class:WindowsForms10.Window.8.app.0.378734a]", "", "[NAME:PictureBox2]", "{tab} {enter}")
Sleep(5600)
RunWait("rasdial /disconnect", "", @SW_HIDE) ; Stop connect from start
RunWait("rasdial Internet", "", @SW_HIDE) ; Connect again
Exit
Else
#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
MsgBox($MB_TOPMOST, "Connection Status", "Internet is not Connected")
Exit
Endif
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By naru
How can i add sleep command using internet speed.
If my internet speed is 40-50Kbps then sleep for 5 seconds,
If my internet speed is 30-40Kbps then sleep for 4 seconds,
If my internet speed is 20-30Kbps then sleep for 3 seconds.
*Sleep command used bitween my costom script, Example,
RunWait("rasdial /disconnect", "", @SW_HIDE) ; Stop connect from start
Sleep(5000)
RunWait("rasdial Internet", "", @SW_HIDE) ; Connect again
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By lacamel
Hi there,
I did a short script to simulate mouse click when pixel change is detected on a small section of the screen. I recorded the screen many times to see the accuracy of the script and it seems though response time varies widely.
Here's the script
$checksum = pixelchecksum (400,250, 402,252)
While $checksum = pixelchecksum (400,250, 402,252)
Sleep (50)
Wend
Sleep (300)
Mouseclick("left", 450,300, 1, 0)
Counting from the pixel change to the mouse click, i get response times anywhere between 370ms and 550ms. I've tried running au3 and exe, changed sleep times but never gotten an accurate response time based on the script. Any ideas why?
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By InunoTaishou
Update 2017-04-21:
Added a timeout My previous attempt of checking that the function is valid was not working. Added a 1 time function call before entering the While loop to test the function. Now sets error to $SLEEP_UNTIL_INVALID_CALL if the function supplied is does not exist or invalid arguments supplied Added an @Error value $SLEEP_UNTIL_TIMEOUT_REACHED, set when the condition was not met but timeout reached Update 2017-04-25:
Thanks to @jguinchfor letting me know about Execute(). Greatly simplified the loop (didn't know that Execute would execute a function call statement)
Any strings passed to the SleepUntil() function need to be enclosed in " or ' (I.e', SleepUntil("ConsoleWrite('This is a test' & @LF)")) Adjusted SleepUntil() to use the Execute() function instead Inspired by a very vague topic, and completely unnecessary, I had fun trying to making this up. A function that will sleep until the conditional statement, or function call statement, provided executes to the condition you want! I know, completely useless!!! It's pretty interesting actually. Instead of having to write multiple while loops per conditions, you just need to use SleepUntil and set your own condition.
Basic syntax:
SleepUntil("$iMyNumber = 100") Will sleep until the variable in your script $iMyNumber is 100. All conditional operators are supported (=, <>, >=, <=, >, and <). Currently does not support multiple conditions (i.e., $iMyNumber > 100 and $iMyNumber < 1000).
More advanced syntax, using a value returned from a function call:
SleepUntil("TimerDiff(" & TimerInit() & ") > 5000") Well check the value returned from TimerDiff using the value returned from TimerInit() and stop sleeping once it's > 5000 (5 seconds).
Anyways, better to show through the example.
Example.au3
#include <String.au3> #include <Array.au3> #include <GUIConstants.au3> #include <GuiEdit.au3> #include "SleepUntil.au3" AutoItSetOption("GUICloseOnESC", 0) Global $sName = "Test" Global $bBool = True Global $iInt = -1 Global $dDouble = 0.0 Global $sMsg = "Welcome," & @CRLF & _ "The SleepUntil function can use a function to check against a condition or just a regular conditional statement. " & _ "I.e. $iValue = 300" & @CRLF & "A basic conditional example would be" & @CRLF & @TAB & _ "Global $bWaiting = True" & @CRLF & @TAB & _ 'SleepUntil("$bWaiting <> $bWaiting")' & @CRLF & _ "This is a good example of having some kind of global flag where you want to wait until the user triggers the flag to not be true" & @CRLF & @CRLF & _ "The first set of examples will use function calls to compare against the condition value." & @CRLF & _ "First example calls GUIGetMsg using the with no arguments and sleeps until the value returned is " & _ "$GUI_EVENT_CLOSE" & @CRLF & @CRLF & _ "Syntax for the function call for SleepUntil is like normal:" & @CRLF & _ 'SleepUntil("FunctionName(Argument1, Argument2, ArgumnetN) (Condition Operator) Value' & @CRLF & _ 'Example (Where function call has arguments)' & @CRLF & @TAB & _ 'Global $iTimer = TimerInit()' & @CRLF & @TAB & _ 'SleepUntil("TimerDiff(" & $iTimer & ") >= 5000")' & @CRLF & @CRLF & _ "Example (Where no arguments are needed for the function)" & @CRLF & @TAB & _ 'SleepUntil("GUIGetMsg() = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE")' & @CRLF & @CRLF & _ "The first example will start once you close this window!" Global $hMain = GUICreate("Introduction", 800, 600, 0, 0, BitOR($WS_SIZEBOX, $WS_MAXIMIZEBOX, $WS_MINIMIZEBOX)) Global $edtEdit = GUICtrlCreateEdit($sMsg, 10, 10, 775, 555, $ES_MULTILINE) GUICtrlSetBkColor($edtEdit, 0x1F1F1F) GUICtrlSetColor($edtEdit, 0xF1F1F1) GUICtrlSetFont($edtEdit, 11, 400, "", "Consolas") GUICtrlSetResizing($edtEdit, $GUI_DOCKLEFT + $GUI_DOCKRIGHT + $GUI_DOCKTOP + $GUI_DOCKBOTTOM) GUISetState(@SW_SHOWMAXIMIZED) _GUICtrlEdit_SetSel(GUICtrlGetHandle($edtEdit), 0, 0) ; Slep until person running this example script closes the GUI or it reaches the 30 second timeout SleepUntil("GUIGetMsg() = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE", 50, 30000) GUIDelete($hMain) MsgBox("", "Timer", "Starting the examples. The next sleep will last until 2 seconds have passed") ; Sleep until TimerDif(Timer Created) > 2000 ToolTip("Sleeping until 2 seconds has passed", 0, 0) SleepUntil("TimerDiff(" & TimerInit() & ") >= 2000") MsgBox("", "Timer", "2 Seconds has passed. Met condition and left sleep function") ; Sleep until the call to ConsoleWrite3Times is >= 3 ToolTip("Sleeping until the function ConsoleWrite3Times() as been called three times", 0, 0) SleepUntil("ConsoleWrite3Times('This is a test!') >= 3", 500) MsgBox("", "Print 3 Times", "Did ConsoleWrite 3 times. Met condition needed and left sleep function") MsgBox("", "Next", "Next SleepUntil examples can be met by pressing the {F1} Key to trigger the conditions" & @CRLF & _ "Next example will sleep until $sName = InunoTaishou") HotKeySet("{F1}", SetName) ; Sleep until user presses {F1} and changes $sName = InunoTaishou ToolTip("$sName = " & $sName, 0, 0) SleepUntil("$sName = 'InunoTaishou'", 100) MsgBox("", $sName, "Name has been updated to " & $sName & ". Met condition needed and left sleep function" & @CRLF & _ "Next example will sleep until $bBool <> True") ; Sleep until user preses {F1} and $bBool <> True ToolTip("$bBool = " & $bBool, 0, 0) SleepUntil("$bBool <> " & $bBool, 100) MsgBox("", $bBool, "Bool has been updated to " & $bBool & ". Met condition needed and left sleep function" & @CRLF & _ "Next example will sleep until $iInt > 0") ; Sleep until user presses {F1} and $iInt > 0 ToolTip("$iInt = " & $iInt, 0, 0) SleepUntil("$iInt > 0", 100) MsgBox("", $iInt, "Int has been updated to " & $iInt & ". Met condition needed and left sleep function" & @CRLF & _ "Next example will sleep until $dDouble = 99.99") ; Sleep until user presses {F1} and $dDouble = 99.99 ToolTip("$dDouble = " & $dDouble, 0, 0) SleepUntil("$dDouble = 99.99", 100) MsgBox("", $dDouble, "Double has been updated to " & $dDouble & ". Met condition needed and left sleep function" & @CRLF & _ "Next example will sleep until function Print is called with the msg provided") Local $sMsgToPrint = InputBox("Message", "What message should be used for ConsoleWrite?", "This is a the default msg!") SleepUntil("Print('" & $sMsgToPrint & "', " & InputBox("Times?", "How many times to print " & $sMsgToPrint & "?", 10) & ") = '" & $sMsgToPrint & "'") MsgBox("", "Print", "Congrats! That's all the examples I have") Func ConsoleWrite3Times($sMsg) Local Static $iPrint = 0 $iPrint += 1 ConsoleWrite("[" & $iPrint & "] " & $sMsg & @LF) Return $iPrint EndFunc Func Print($sMsg, $iTimes) If ($iTimes < 1) Then $iTimes = 1 For $i = 1 to $iTimes ConsoleWrite($sMsg & @LF) Next Return $sMsg EndFunc Func SetName() $sName = "InunoTaishou" HotKeySet("{F1}", SetBool) EndFunc ;==>SetName Func SetBool() $bBool = False HotKeySet("{F1}", SetInt) EndFunc ;==>SetBool Func SetInt() $iInt = 100 HotKeySet("{F1}", SetDouble) EndFunc ;==>SetInt Func SetDouble() $dDouble = 99.99 EndFunc ;==>SetDouble SleepUnti.au3
#include-once #include <String.au3> Global Const $SLEEP_UNTIL_INVALID_EXECUTE = -100 Global Const $SLEEP_UNTIL_TIMEOUT_REACHED = -101 ; #AutoIt3Wrapper_Au3Check_Parameters=-d -w 1 -w 2 -w 3 -w- 4 -w 5 -w 6 -w- 7 ; #CURRENT# ===================================================================================================================== ; SleepUntil: Sleeps until the condition statement supplied meets the requirements ; =============================================================================================================================== ; #FUNCTION# ==================================================================================================================== ; Name ..........: SleepUntil ; Description ...: Sleeps until the condition supplied is met. ; Syntax ........: SleepUntil($sConditionStatement[, $iTime = 100[, $iTimeout = Default]]) ; Parameters ....: $sConditionStatement - String formatted condition statement ; $iTime - (Optional) Time (In Milliseconds) to sleep between each check of the condition ; $iTimeout - (Optional) Timeout (In Milliseconds) to stop sleeping if condition not met ; Return values .: Success - Returns True when the condition is met ; Failure - Returns False and Sets the @Error flag ; -100 ($SLEEP_UNTIL_INVALID_EXECUTE): Function supplied does not exist or parameters supplied do not match ; the function called ; -101 ($SLEEP_UNTIL_TIMEOUT_REACHED): Timeout was reached but the condition was not met ; Author ........: InunoTaishou, jguinch for letting me know about Execute() ; Thanks jguinch! Greatly simplified the script ; Remarks .......: The $sConditionStatement parameter can be a simple $vVar = Value or can use the value returned from a function call ; to sleep. ; Proper syntax for a function call is a normal AutoIt function call: "MsgBox(0, 'Title', 'Message')" ; Example .......: Yes ; =============================================================================================================================== Func SleepUntil($sConditionStatement, $iTime = 100, $iTimeout = Default) Local $iTimer = ($iTimeout ? TimerInit() : Null) While (Not Execute($sConditionStatement)) If (@Error) Then Return SetError($SLEEP_UNTIL_INVALID_EXECUTE, 0, False) If ($iTimeout and TimerDiff($iTimer) >= $iTimeout) Then Return SetError($SLEEP_UNTIL_TIMEOUT_REACHED, 0, False) Sleep($iTime) WEnd Return True EndFunc ;==>SleepUntil Edit: Did a test call to the function to make sure it's valid. checking for the 0xDEAD and 0xBEEF errors inside the while loops wasn't working since the _EvalCondition was being called right after it.
Edit: Forgot about the _ that can be used in function calls. Added the _ to the StringRegExp
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