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Good afternoon everyone, I am from San Jose de Mayo, Uruguay. I started two weeks ago with Autoit but I have already programmed some functional things. Now my question is me in one of the Scrpts I use MouseGetPos () to get the mouse coordinates and I save them in Variables something like this:

       func posmovimiento()  ; seleccionar la posicion del boton teletransportar
        MsgBox(0, "Selecion de posicion", "Selecciona la posicion inicial del boton Teletrasportar en tu pc y presiona espacio para continuar")
        $mouse = MouseGetPos()
        $lockx1 = $mouse[0]
        $locky1 = $mouse[1]
        MsgBox(0, "Selecion de posicion", "Selecciona la posicion final del boton Teletrasportar en tu pc y presiona espacio para continuar")
        $mouse = MouseGetPos()
        $lockx2 = $mouse[0]
        $locky2 = $mouse[1]
        EndFunc

 

Those variables are already declared as global at the beginning of the Script and the moment I do that they change, but when I close the program and reopen it I have to do it again because they return to the initial value of the declaration I gave them. My question is how can I save them in a .txt or .ini file that they are saved and that the next time I open the program, read them from that file? I would like if they were so kind they could guide me a little.

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1 minute ago, Nine said:

Look at documentation and examples in help file under IniRead / IniWrite

im looking your work in the forum you are great im glad why you are the first to aswer me. 
Maybe i see this IniWrite (@ScriptDir & "\ MyVars.ini", "Variables", "variable_a", $ variable_a) but I don't know how to implement it well

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i can solved but not for the guide. 

so declare the variables:


Global $lockx1 = IniRead(@ScriptDir & "\ variables.ini", "teletransportar", "lockx1", "")
Global $locky1 = IniRead(@ScriptDir & "\ variables.ini", "teletransportar", "locky1", "")
Global $lockx2 = IniRead(@ScriptDir & "\ variables.ini", "teletransportar", "lockx2", "")
Global $locky2 = IniRead(@ScriptDir & "\ variables.ini", "teletransportar", "locky2", "")

 

func posmovimiento()
        ; seleccionar la posicion del boton teletransportar
        MsgBox(0, "Selecion de posicion", "Selecciona la posicion inicial del boton Teletrasportar en tu pc y presiona espacio para continuar")
        $mouse = MouseGetPos()
        $lockx1 = $mouse[0]
        $locky1 = $mouse[1]
        IniWrite (@ScriptDir & "\ variables.ini", "teletransportar", "lockx1", $lockx1)
        IniWrite (@ScriptDir & "\ variables.ini", "teletransportar", "locky1", $locky1)
        MsgBox(0, "Selecion de posicion", "Selecciona la posicion final del boton Teletrasportar en tu pc y presiona espacio para continuar")
        $mouse = MouseGetPos()
        $lockx2 = $mouse[0]
        $locky2 = $mouse[1]
        IniWrite (@ScriptDir & "\ variables.ini", "teletransportar", "lockx2", $lockx2)
        IniWrite (@ScriptDir & "\ variables.ini", "teletransportar", "locky2", $locky2)
    EndFunc

 

 

Thank soo much ! 

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