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Posted (edited)

Good day,

My truly sincerest apologies for this one...but can someone please assist me in getting started with the example...

; -----------------------------------------------
#include <AutoItConstants.au3>
; -----------------------------------------------
Global $iTimeOut = 100
Global $hSAWSTUDIO_MAIN = "CLASS:SAWSTUDIO_MAIN"
; -----------------------------------------------
Example()
; -----------------------------------------------
Func Example()
    Item1()
    OtherItems()
EndFunc   ;==>Example
; -----------------------------------------------
Func Item1()
    WinActivate($hSAWSTUDIO_MAIN)
    ; -----------------------------------------------
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_LEFT, 360, 180, 1, 0) ; FOR TESTING ONLY!!
    ; -------------------------
    Send("{F2}")
    ; Select item > Custom Cmds > Add
    ; 1st Item
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    Send("{UP}")
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_LEFT, 250, 378, 1, 0)
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    Send("{DOWN}+{ENTER}")
EndFunc   ;==>Item1
; -----------------------------------------------
Func OtherItems()
    ; Select item > Custom Cmds > Add
    ; 2nd Item
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    Send("{HOME}")
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_LEFT, 250, 378, 1, 0)
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    Send("{DOWN}+{ENTER}")
    ; -------------------------
    ; 3rd Item
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    Send("{DOWN}")
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_LEFT, 250, 378, 1, 0)
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    Send("{DOWN}+{ENTER}")
    ; -------------------------
    ; 4th Item
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    Send("{DOWN}")
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_LEFT, 250, 378, 1, 0)
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    Send("{DOWN}+{ENTER}")
    ; -------------------------
    ; 5th Item
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    Send("{DOWN}")
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_LEFT, 250, 378, 1, 0)
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    Send("{DOWN}+{ENTER}")
EndFunc   ;==>OtherItems
; -----------------------------------------------

As can be observed in the "OtherItems()" function, there are multiple items that require being added to a list.
• Though the above example shown 5 items, there are in total 32 items!
• Thus, I would require 31 iterations for this listing...from Item 2 to Item 32.

Any assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated!

 

Edited by mr-es335
  • mr-es335 changed the title to Looping Query
Posted (edited)
Func OtherItems()
        ; 2nd Item
        ConsoleWrite("2) Item -----" & @CRLF)
        Sleep($iTimeOut)
        Send("{HOME}")
        Sleep($iTimeOut)
        MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_LEFT, 250, 378, 1, 0)
        Sleep($iTimeOut)
        Send("{DOWN}+{ENTER}")
    
    For $i = 3 to 32
        ConsoleWrite($i & ") Item -----" & @CRLF)
        Sleep($iTimeOut)
        Send("{DOWN}")
        Sleep($iTimeOut)
        MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_LEFT, 250, 378, 1, 0)
        Sleep($iTimeOut)
        Send("{DOWN}+{ENTER}")
    Next

EndFunc   ;==>OtherItems

:)

Edited by ioa747
correction

I know that I know nothing

Posted

@ioa747, maybe you (or copilot) overlooked something, it's only in the 2nd item he has {HOME}, in the other 3 he has {DOWN}.

Or is it me who is overlooking something. 😛

 

Some guy's script + some other guy's script = my script!

Posted (edited)

Hello,

1) As noted, there is a list of 32 items.
2) As the list terminates on the last entry, I need to go to the top of the list - via Send("{HOME}")
3) At this point, the Func Item1() selects the first item as this function employs the initial Home command.
4) Items 2-32 are identical in operation.

In launching the provided example script, I am getting duplicate output of the top 3 items?

Also. the example script includes two functions - when I do believe that I only require one - one of Item 1, and one for items 2 to 32.

PS: Just for completeness, the end result of this script is to create a 2nd list of the data.

Edited by mr-es335

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