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Use MouseClick() need:
#RequireAdmin
Dll is already integrated in UDF !
; #INDEX# =============================================================== ; Title .........: ImageSearch ; AutoIt Version : 3.x ; Language ......: English ; Description ...: Check image Appears or Not and Return the position of an image on the desktop ; Author(s) .....: Dao Van Trong - TRONG.LIVE ; ======================================================================= ; #CURRENT# ============================================================= ; _ImageSearch ; _ImageSearch_Area ; _ImageSearch_Wait ; _ImageSearch_WaitArea ; ======================================================================== ;========================================================================= ; ; Author:...........: AutoIT VietNam : Dao Van Trong - TRONG.LIVE ; Description:......: Check image Appears or Not ; Find and return the position of an image on the desktop ; Syntax:........... _ImageSearch_Area, _ImageSearch ; Parameter(s):..... $_ImagePath: The image to locate on the desktop ; May be a list of image by delimited by "|" ; i.e: $_ImagePath = "image1.bmp|image2.bmp|image3.bmp" ; $P_x1 $P_y1: Position of 1st point ; $P_x2 $P_y2: Position of 2nd point - Default is last botton right of desktop ; $_Tolerance: 0 for no tolerance (0-255). Needed when colors of image differ from desktop. e.g GIF ; $_CenterPos: boolen. True will return $array[1] x $array[2] is center of image found. ; False will return top-left position ; Return Value(s):.. Return an array has 3 item ; On Success: $array[0] 1 ; On Failure: $array[0] 0 ; DLL not found or other error: $array[0] -1 ; $array[1] x $array[2]: position of image what found on desktop ; ; Note:............. Use _ImageSearch to search the entire desktop ; _ImageSearch_Area to specify a desktop region to search ; $_ImagePath with more item need more time appear on screen before function can detect. ; Decrease sleep time in the loop to detect faster. But less performance. I.e CPULoad increased ; ;======================================================================== EG 1:
;~ Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1) ;~ #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64=y ;~ #AutoIt3Wrapper_Change2CUI=y #RequireAdmin #include "_ImageSearch_UDF.au3" HotKeySet("{Esc}", "_Exit") ; Press ESC for exit Func _Exit() Exit 0 EndFunc ;==>_Exit Global Const $Ask_On_Found = 0 Global Const $Mouse_Move_On_Found = 1 Global Const $Mouse_Click_On_Found = 0 Global Const $iSleep_Time=500 Global $sCount = 0, $_Image_1 = @ScriptDir & "\example.bmp" ; First, use this function to create a file bmp, maybe a desktop icon for example') MsgBox(64 + 262144, 'ImageSearch', 'At first, create a file bmp,' & @CRLF & 'photos that will search on the screen!') _ImageSearch_Create_BMP($_Image_1) ConsoleWrite("! Search for images: " & $_Image_1 & @CRLF & '! Searching on the screen ...' & @CRLF) While 1 ToolTip('(Press ESC for EXIT) Searching ...', 1, 1) Sleep($iSleep_Time) $sCount += 1 Local $return = _ImageSearch($_Image_1) If $return[0] = 1 Then ConsoleWrite('- [' & $sCount & '] Image found:' & " X=" & $return[1] & " Y=" & $return[2] & @CRLF) If $Mouse_Move_On_Found Then MouseMove($return[1], $return[2]) Sleep($iSleep_Time) EndIf If $Mouse_Click_On_Found Then MouseClick("left", $return[1], $return[2]) ToolTip('(Press ESC for EXIT) - [' & $sCount & "] Image found:" & " X=" & $return[1] & " Y=" & $return[2], 1, 1) If $Ask_On_Found Then Local $ask = MsgBox(6 + 262144, 'Success [' & $sCount & ']', 'Image found:' & " X=" & $return[1] & " Y=" & $return[2]) If $ask = 2 Or $ask = 3 Or $ask = 5 Or $ask = 7 Then Exit ;No, Abort, Cancel, and Ignore If $ask = 10 Then _ImageSearch_Create_BMP($_Image_1) ; Continue ;Try Again EndIf EndIf Sleep(200) WEnd
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[+] When any problem or error occurs, please make sure that:
- Downloaded and used the latest version.
- Set screen Screen Scale and layout = 100%
- Installed display driver.
- Tried turning off the antivirus
- Full installation: Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable 2005->2022
[+] You can download the AIO version of the Visual C++ Redistributable here:
-> https://www.mediafire.com/file/0ak8dcj9mdn7nyq/VisualCppRedist_AIO_2005-2022_x86_x64_%5Btrong.live%5D.zip/file
-> FOR Windows XP: https://www.mediafire.com/file/5m5lnr1kfg73tc9/VisualCppRedist_AIO_2005-2019_x86_XP_%5Btrong.live%5D.zip/file
<!> Password for Extract: trong.live
[+] The last full version of SCITE4AutoIT supports windows XP:
https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/scite/download/archive/v19.1127.1402.0-SciTE4AutoIt3.exe
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By EmilyLove
I have a string containing the full path of an executable and an array of executables without their paths. I am trying to compare the string to the list in the array and if a match is found, remove it from the array. The entry get removed from the array successfully, and after checking its return result, uses it to update the ubound if it succeeded, but it doesn't want to update to the new value. Any ideas what I am doing wrong? It acts like it is read-only.
#include <Array.au3> #include <File.au3> Local $sApp_Exe = "F:\App\Nextcloud\nextcloud.exe" Local $aWaitForEXEX = [3, "Nextcloud.exe", "nextcloudcmd.exe", "QtWebEngineProcess.exe"] For $h = 1 To $aWaitForEXEX[0] If StringInStr($sApp_Exe, $aWaitForEXEX[$h]) <> 0 Then $iRet = _ArrayDelete($aWaitForEXEX, $h) If $iRet <> -1 Then $aWaitForEXEX[0] = $iRet ;this line doesn't work. $aWaitForEXEX[0] doesn't update and shortly gives Error: Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded.: _ArrayDisplay($aWaitForEXEX) EndIf Next
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By MASKED
hi guys
i am using imagesearch2015 library. (used another one before)
but transparency parameter doesn't working. how i can solve this problem.
here's my code
#include "ImageSearch2015.au3" #include <Date.au3> ; Script Start - Add your code below here Global $x = 0 Global $y = 0 HotKeySet("{UP}","hey") HotKeySet("{DOWN}","heyo") Func hey() $balikcisaniye = _Date_Time_GetTickCount() $array = _ImageSearchArea("bul.bmp", 1, 0, 0, @DesktopWidth, @DesktopHeight, $x, $y, 2,0x000000) if($array = True) Then $balikcisaniye1 = _Date_Time_GetTickCount() MouseMove($x,$y) MsgBox(1,"","Found." & $x & "-" & $y & " / " & $balikcisaniye1-$balikcisaniye) Else MsgBox(1,"","Not Found.") EndIf EndFunc Func heyo() exit EndFunc while 1 WEnd when i disable transparency parameter, it work normal. but with parameter, this function is always returning false.
please help.
here's library i use :
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By tarretarretarre
About AutoIt-DD
AutoIt-DD is an carbon copy of Laravels dd helper. DD stands for "Dump and DIE" and is a great tool for debugging AutoIt variables
Features
Get useful information about any AutoIt variable Nested Arrays and Scripting dictionaries Multi DIM arrays Great structure and colored output Example
In Example.au3 you can run a fully featured example, but I also provided a print screen for you lazy people
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By CarlD
This is a naive question, but here goes. If a variable contains sensitive information, like a password, is there any value to overwriting its contents before exiting the script? In other words, in the example below, would someone poking around in memory after the script finishes still be able to find the original value of variable $sPass? (Putting aside, for present purposes, the obvious fact that the script itself contains the sensitive information.) Is there a better way to cover one's tracks, as it were? Thanks in advance.
Local $sPass = "My password is 'very+very_strong'" ; Do something here, then overwrite $sPass: If Not _OverwriteVar("sPass") Then MsgBox(0, "", "Variable overwrite failed!") Else MsgBox(0, "", "'sPass' now overwritten with " & $sPass) EndIf Exit Func _OverwriteVar($sVarName, $sOverStrChar = "#") If IsDeclared($sVarName) <> 0 Then If Not IsString(Eval($sVarName)) Then Assign($sVarName, String(Eval($sVarName))) Assign($sVarName, StringRegExpReplace(Eval($sVarName), ".", $sOverStrChar)) Return 1 Else Return 0 EndIf EndFunc ;==>_OverwriteVar
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