How to cycle thorough arrays and insert ecah one in the input box

[Pandha]

Hello.

I am a total newbie in AutoIt and I would need some help. I am working on a project where I want to automate the insertion of measurement results. So I have a list which looks something like that:

• specimen1,results1
• specimen2,results2
• specimen3,results3
• ...

I need to insert is date, specimen name and results. I already mad GUI with an input box for date and an edit box for a list of specimens and measurement results(which i wanted to seperate with StringSplit). I managed to write a code that automatically fills the date input box (it was easy because it is a constant value for the whole day but I stumbled when I had to write a code that would cycle through all arrays and write each one in an input box).

So let's make it short. The end product should look something like this:

1. I insert the date into the input box and string of specimen name and measurement results into the edit box
2. The program then inserts each piece of data in a separate box (the form that I need to fill consists out of there input boxes. One for date one for specimen name and one for the results). so that it goes something like this:

• Date. 27.10.2019
• Sp.name: specimen1
• Results: results1
•  
• Date. 27.10.2019
• Sp.name: specimen2
• Results: results2
•  
• Date. 27.10.2019
• Sp.name: specimen3
• Results: results3

       3. When all arrays have been inserted the cycle stops.

 

I hope i made it clear, huuh😅

 

Thank you

 

 

 

[Jos]

Welcome,

What exactly is your AutoIt3 question or are you looking for somebody to code it for you?  

Jos

[Pandha]

I am just looking for some guidelines that i can use to start from there. Or if anyone has ever done smoething similar that could show me how he did it :D

[mikell]

Here is something to start with, then you will have to deal with a For/Next loop and GuiCtrlSetData
Happy coding

#Include <Array.au3>

$txt = "specimen1,results1"
$a = StringSplit($txt, ",")
$a[0] = "27.10.2019"

_ArrayDisplay($a)

Edit
Next time please post some code. A short snippet is often of better meaning than long explanations

Edited October 28, 2019 by mikell

[Zedna]

Look here at almost the same question and (all) replies: