Usage of FOR

[MadBoy]

Hey,

I have problem with FOR. I would like to achieve something like this:

#cs
$line_01_entry_1 = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90,  10, 0, $nr_line)
$line_02_entry_1 = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90,  10, 0, $nr_line)
$line_03_entry_1 = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90,  10, 0, $nr_line)
#ce

So later on i could use $line_01_entry_1 with GUIRead. I tried diffrent combinations but all i could do was:

For $i = 00 to 09 Step +1
    $string = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90,  10, 0, $nr_line)
Next

But with this code i don't know how to get 'info' later on with GUIRead. Pls help

[GaryFrost]

something like the following

Local $string[10]
For $i = 0 to 9
    $string[$i] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90,  10, 0, $nr_line)
Next

then you do a

guictrlread($string[0])

etc... to get the data

[ACalcutt]

what about using an array?

For $i = 00 to 09 Step +1
    $string[$i] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90,  10, 0, $nr_line)
Next

edit- got beat...

Edited January 23, 2006 by ACalcutt

[MadBoy]

something like the following

Local $string[10]
For $i = 0 to 9
    $string[$i] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90,  10, 0, $nr_line)
Next

then you do a

guictrlread($string[0])

etc... to get the data

Ah tnx Gafrost

Tnx to you too ACalcut.. althought i think you posted diffrent msg earlier and i tried to add it to my code and it was giving me zilions of errors

[MadBoy]

Local $ip_input[11]
$ip_input[0] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", 50,  80, 90, $nr_line)
Opt( "GUICoordMode", 2)
For $i = 01 to 10 Step +1
    $ip_input[$i] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90,  10, 0, $nr_line)
Next

Is this proper thinking

Edited January 23, 2006 by MadBoy

[ACalcutt]

Ah tnx Gafrost

Tnx to you too ACalcut.. althought i think you posted diffrent msg earlier and i tried to add it to my code and it was giving me zilions of errors

you are correct..it was origionally

For $i = 00 to 09 Step +1

$line += 1

$string[$line] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90, 10, 0, $nr_line)

Next

but that should have given errors...unless you didn't Dim $line=0 before that. i changed it because the other method is better

CODE

Local $ip_input[11]$ip_input[0] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", 50, 80, 90, $nr_line)

Opt( "GUICoordMode", 2)

For $i = 01 to 10 Step +1

$ip_input[$i] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90, 10, 0, $nr_line)

Next

Is this proper thinking

i am new to arrays, but i was under the impression that $ip_input[0] would give the total number of items in that array(i would also know the correct answer to this)

edit - i tested with this, and it does apear i was wrong about $ip_input[0] being the total number, it just must be some functions that do that

Local $array[6]

For $i = 1 to 5
    $array[$i] = ($i * 2)
Next

For $j = 0 to 5
    msgbox(0, "", $array[$j])
Next

Edited January 23, 2006 by ACalcutt

[MadBoy]

you are correct..it was origionally

For $i = 00 to 09 Step +1

$line += 1

$string[$line] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90, 10, 0, $nr_line)

Next

but that should have given errors...unless you didn't Dim $line=0 before that. i changed it because the other method is better

i am new to arrays, but i was under the impression that $ip_input[0] would give the total number of items in that array(i would also know the correct answer to this)

Well the code i posted is working for me without any problems. Just i am not sure if i am doing it right. Maybe there's more proper way to do it.

[ACalcutt]

i am just curious...how come you are putting the [0] outside the for loop? this should do the same thing

Local $ip_input[11]
Opt( "GUICoordMode", 2)
For $i = 0 to 10
    $ip_input[$i] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90,  10, 0, $nr_line)
Next

or maybe use [0] as the amount of things listed in the array?

ex.

Local $ip_input[11]
Opt( "GUICoordMode", 2)
For $i = 1 to 10
    $ip_input[$i] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90,  10, 0, $nr_line)
    $ip_input[0] += 1;adds 1 to $ip_input[0] every loop
Next

this way you can use $ip_input[0] to know how many of the controls were made ( edit - i guess i wouldn't help much...since you already know that from the nubmer used in the FOR loop)

Edited January 23, 2006 by ACalcutt

[MadBoy]

Well i am using the first $ip_input[0] outside of loop because it states where [x,y]

$ip_input[0] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", [b]50[/b], [b]80[/b], 90, $nr_line)

In loop i just add lines that are dependand on that That's the only way i could think of

$ip_input[$i] = GUICtrlCreateInput ("", -90,  10, 0, $nr_line)

I have another problem thou with the code below. $File_1 is the file that has '2' or more lines with some names. Problem is the files i want (acl.$username.txt) get created but also there is one unnesecary file being created and it's called acl..txt. Also when you open it up it has 3 times more text then the other files.

$standard_profile = FileRead($file)
         Local $line[11]; Declare array
         Local $users_file[11]; Declare array
         For $h = 1 to 10 Step +1
             $line[$h] = FileReadLine($file_1, $h)
             $users_file[$h] = $vpn_profiles_path & "\" & "acl" & "." & $line[$h] & ".txt"
             $write = FileWrite($users_file[$h], $standard_profile)
         Next

[MadBoy]

Fixed the problem with counting lines so the For loop wouldn't go more then needed. I guess that's the best solution for it?

$get_lines = _FileCountLines( $users_file )
         Local $line[$get_lines+1]; Declare array
         For $h = 1 to $get_lines Step +1
             $line[$h] = FileReadLine($file_1, $h)
             $users_file = $vpn_profiles_path & "\" & "acl" & "." & $line[$h] & ".txt"
             $write = FileWrite($users_file, $standard_profile)
         Next

[PsaltyDS]

edit - i tested with this, and it does apear i was wrong about $ip_input[0] being the total number, it just must be some functions that do that

Using [0] for a count is a very usefull convention. For the purposes of this thread, you can set one line, set an unknown number of other lines realative to the first, then get the count as follows:

CODE

#include <array.au3>

; At different times we create a different number of lines

$Cnt = Random(1, 15, 1)

; Create GUI

$MyGui = GUICreate("Test Input Lines", 200, 50 * $Cnt, 50, 50)

; Create array

Local $ip_input[1]

$ip_input[0] = ""

; Create first line and add it to array

_ArrayAdd($ip_input, GUICtrlCreateInput("", 50, 80, 90))

; Change GUI coordinate mode

opt("GUICoordMode", 2)

For $i = 2 To $Cnt

_ArrayAdd($ip_input, GUICtrlCreateInput("", -90, 10, 0))

Next

; Save count

$ip_input[0] = UBound($ip_input) - 1

_ArrayDisplay($ip_input, "List of " & $ip_input[0] & " input CtrlIDs:")

I'm too new with GUICoordMode = 2 to know how that gets what you want, but this code gives you an array of ControlIDs for the GuiCtrlInputs, the [0] cell has the count, and you don't have to know ahead of time how many there will be.