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Hello guys! I have created a script in which you can move a control by pressing the arrow (up, bottom, left, right) keys. I got stuck when I wanted to make the control stop when pressing the spacebar. How can I make the control stop moving while pressing the spacebar without affecting the script execution? 

Take a look at the script below:

#include <misc.au3>
#include <array.au3>

func _Distance($body,$pointA,$pointB)

   local $getACoord = ControlGetPos($body,"",$pointA)
   local $getBCoord = ControlGetPos($body,"",$pointB)

   local $xA = $getACoord[0]
   local $yA = $getACoord[1]

   local $xB = $getBCoord[0]
   local $yB = $getBCoord[1]

   return Sqrt(($xB-$xA)^2+($yB-$yA)^2)

EndFunc

func _MoveTop($env,$obj)

   local $getObjCoord = ControlGetPos($env,"",$obj) ; return the current coordinates of the object

   local $objX = $getObjCoord[0]
   local $objY = $getObjCoord[1]

   if GUICtrlSetPos($obj,$objX,$objY-5) = 1 then
      return True
   Else
      return false
   EndIf

endfunc

func _MoveBottom($env,$obj)

   local $getObjCoord = ControlGetPos($env,"",$obj) ; return the current coordinates of the object

   local $objX = $getObjCoord[0]
   local $objY = $getObjCoord[1]

   if GUICtrlSetPos($obj,$objX,$objY+5) = 1 then
      return True
   Else
      return false
   EndIf

endfunc

func _MoveLeft($env,$obj)

   local $getObjCoord = ControlGetPos($env,"",$obj) ; return the current coordinates of the object

   local $objX = $getObjCoord[0]
   local $objY = $getObjCoord[1]

   if GUICtrlSetPos($obj,$objX-5,$objY) = 1 then
      return True
   Else
      return false
   EndIf

endfunc

func _MoveRight($env,$obj,$state)

   local $hReturn[0]

   local $getObjCoord = ControlGetPos($env,"",$obj) ; return the current coordinates of the object

   local $objX = $getObjCoord[0]
   local $objY = $getObjCoord[1]

   Switch $state
   case True
      GUICtrlSetPos($obj,$objX+5,$objY)
   case False
       GUICtrlSetPos($obj,$objX+5,$objY)
    EndSwitch

    return $state

endfunc


global $body = GUICreate("Game Basics [1] - Player Movement",650,550)
global $controller = GUICtrlCreateGraphic(10,10,10,10)
GUICtrlSetBkColor($controller,0)
GUISetState()

While True
   Switch GUIGetMsg()
   case -3
      ExitLoop
   EndSwitch

   if _IsPressed("25") then
      local $left =_MoveLeft($body,$controller)
      if _IsPressed("20") Then
         While _IsPressed("20")
            $left = false
         WEnd
      EndIf ; this block will stop the execution of the script, therefore the controller will not be able to be moved anymore
   EndIf

    if _IsPressed("26") then
      _MoveTop($body,$controller)
   EndIf

    if _IsPressed("27") then
      _MoveRight($body,$controller,true)
      if _IsPressed("20") Then
         _MoveRight($body,$controller,false)
      EndIf
   EndIf

    if _IsPressed("28") then
      _MoveBottom($body,$controller)
   EndIf
WEnd

Thanks in advance!

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You could check if space is pressed before checking other keys. Try using a while loop like this (and condense those control moves :))

While True
   Switch GUIGetMsg()
   case -3
      ExitLoop
   EndSwitch

   If Not _IsPressed($SpaceButton) Then

       If _IsPressed($RightButton)  Then _MoveControl($body, $controller, 5, 0)
       If _IsPressed($LeftButton)   Then _MoveControl($body, $controller, -5, 0)
       If _IsPressed($UpButton)     Then _MoveControl($body, $controller, 0, -5)
       If _IsPressed($DownButton)   Then _MoveControl($body, $controller, 0, 5)

   EndIf

WEnd

Edit: You probably should get the DLL into a variable to speed things up (see the _IsPressed helpfile)

Edited by seadoggie01

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@seadoggie01, it works! Thanks a lot. Now I've got another problem. I have written a function do detect the collision between two square objects. This is the code block: 

Func _DetectCollision($hwnd,$controller,$collider)

   local $pACoord = ControlGetPos($hwnd,"",$controller)
   local $pBCoord = ControlGetPos($hwnd,"",$collider)

   ; Coordinates of point A including size

   local $pA_left = $pACoord[0]
   local $pA_top = $pACoord[1]
   local $pA_right = $paCoord[0]+$paCoord[2]
   local $pA_bottom = $paCoord[1]+$paCoord[2]

   ; Coordinates of point B including size

   local $pB_left = $pBCoord[0]
   local $pB_top = $pBCoord[1]
   local $pB_right = $pBCoord[0]+$pBCoord[2]
   local $pB_bottom = $pBCoord[1]+$pBCoord[2]

   if $pB_left > $pA_right or $pB_right < $pA_left or $pb_top > $pa_bottom or $pb_bottom < $pa_top Then
      return 0
   else
      return 1
   EndIf

EndFunc

How can I make the $controller stop moving when a collision with the $collider is detected? I have tried something like:

while (true)

    if not _DetectCollision($body,$controller,$collider) then
        if _ispressed("25") then
            _MoveTop($body,$controller)
        endif
        ; ...
        
    endif

and it does not work. What should I do in this case? 

 

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Your detection of collision is wrong.

local $pA_bottom = $paCoord[1]+$paCoord[2]

...

local $pB_bottom = $pbCoord[1]+$pbCoord[2]

should be

local $pA_bottom = $paCoord[1]+$paCoord[3]

...

local $pB_bottom = $pbCoord[1]+$pbCoord[3]

And the detection condition below is by far uncomplete.

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You don't want to ignore button presses if there is a collision, otherwise you can never move away from a wall. You can just add something to your _MoveControl functions like this:

If $xPos > $MAX_X Then
    $xPos = $MAX_X
ElseIf $xPos < $MIN_X Then
    $xPos = $MIN_X
EndIf
If $yPos > $MAX_Y Then
    $yPos = $MAX_Y
ElseIf $yPos < $MIN_Y Then
    $yPos = $MIN_Y
EndIf

And setup the max/mins as global const

Edit: Oh, I see what you're doing. I should've read more carefully. Ignore this ^

Edited by seadoggie01

All my code provided is Public Domain... but it may not work. ;) Use it, change it, break it, whatever you want.

Spoiler

My Humble Contributions:
Personal Function Documentation - A personal HelpFile for your functions
Acro.au3 UDF - Automating Acrobat Pro
ToDo Finder - Find #ToDo: lines in your scripts
UI-SimpleWrappers UDF - Use UI Automation more Simply-er
KeePass UDF - Automate KeePass, a password manager
InputBoxes - Simple Input boxes for various variable types

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