Simulate Goto

[DaLiMan 0]

Hi there,

Is there a solution for the following script?

start1:
InputBox, string, name, tekst
IfEqual, string, 0, goto, 0
IfEqual, string, 1, goto, 1
IfEqual, string, 2, goto, 2
0:
Do something
Goto, somewhere
1:
Do something
goto, somewhere

Somewhere:
MsBox, 4, name, tekst
IfMsgBox, YES, Goto, start1
IfMsgBox, NO, Goto, end

end:
exit

I can't seem to find out how this works with loops.

Can anybody help me on the way?

[jpm 45]

Hi there,

Is there a solution for the following script?

start1:
InputBox, string, name, tekst
IfEqual, string, 0, goto, 0
IfEqual, string, 1, goto, 1
IfEqual, string, 2, goto, 2
0:
Do something
Goto, somewhere
1:
Do something
goto, somewhere

Somewhere:
MsBox, 4, name, tekst
IfMsgBox, YES, Goto, start1
IfMsgBox, NO, Goto, end

end:
exit

I can't seem to find out how this works with loops.

Can anybody help me on the way?

Select

Case $string="0"

Case $string="1"

Case $string="2"

EndSelect

[Jon 863]

Yes, but the way you do it depends on how much code you want to execute for "Do something" - if it is a lot then it would be neater to call a function. Otherwise something like this:

Do

  If $string = "0" Then
  ; Do something
  ; ...
  ElseIf $string = "1" Then
  ; Do something
  ; ...
  ElseIf $string = "2" Then
  ; Do something
  ; ...
  EndIf

Until MsgBox(4, "name", "tekst") = 7

You could also use the Case statement as JP said inplace of the If statements. Sooo omnay ways to skin this cat

Edited April 27, 2004 by Jon

[DaLiMan 0]

Thanks, I'm trying the following.

But he says there is an error because there is no matching UNTIL statement for the DO statement.

Can someone tell me what's wrong?

;
; V.3.0
;

$String = InputBox("Question", "type your number", "", "", -1, -1, 0, 0)

Do

 If $string = "0" Then
; Something
; ...
 ElseIf $string = "1" Then
; Something
; ...
 ElseIf $string = "2" Then
; Something
; ...
 EndIf

Func Something()
    MsgBox(4096, "Test", "This box will time out in 10 seconds", 10)
EndFunc

Until 
MsgBox(4, "name", "tekst") = 7

[scriptkitty 1]

don't put a func inside a do..until, if....then, select....endselect, etc.

Place them after everything else, or at the begining.

I prefer the very end.

;
; V.3.0
;

$String = InputBox("Question", "type your number", "", "", -1, -1, 0, 0)

Do

If $string = "0" Then
; Something
; ...
ElseIf $string = "1" Then
; Something
; ...
ElseIf $string = "2" Then
; Something
; ...
EndIf
Until 1=1; need some condition as well

MsgBox(4, "name", "tekst") = 7


; keep all functions seperate, after all the rest.

Func Something()
   MsgBox(4096, "Test", "This box will time out in 10 seconds", 10)
EndFunc

edit.. missed that Larry, I was looking at the forest instead of the trees.

Edited April 27, 2004 by scriptkitty

[DaLiMan 0]

OK, I can understand that.

But when I choose 1 or 2 or .... the Function is not called upon.

It go's straight to MsBox (4) before showing MsBox(4096)

Also when I type something else like "A" it also goes to MsBox (4) in stead of giving an error.

;
; V.3.0
;

Do
$String = InputBox("Question", "type your number", "", "", -1, -1, 0, 0)

If $string = "0" Then
; Something
; ...
ElseIf $string = "1" Then
; Something
; ...
ElseIf $string = "2" Then
; Something
; ...
EndIf
Until MsgBox(4, "name", "tekst") = 7


; keep all functions seperate, after all the rest.

Func Something()
  MsgBox(4096, "Test", "This box will time out in 10 seconds", 10)
EndFunc

[jpm 45]

OK, I can understand that.

But when I choose 1 or  2 or .... the Function is not called upon.

It go's straight to MsBox (4) before showing MsBox(4096)

Also when I type something else like "A" it also goes to MsBox (4) in stead of giving an error.

I hope your misunderstanding does not come from the commented "; something"

If you use the following version it works.

The msgbox 4096 will execute only if the function is called

;
; V.3.0
;

Do
$String = InputBox("Question", "type your number", "", "", -1, -1, 0, 0)

If $string = "0" Then
Something()
; ...
ElseIf $string = "1" Then
Something()
; ...
ElseIf $string = "2" Then
Something()
; ...
EndIf
Until MsgBox(4, "name", "tekst") = 7


; keep all functions seperate, after all the rest.

Func Something()
 MsgBox(4096, "Test " & $string, "This box will time out in 10 seconds", 10)
EndFunc

[DaLiMan 0]

That was really stupid of me.... ;Something in stead of Something().......

Do you also know a solution for if someone enters another number than specified in the If..ElseIf..function?

I need to give an error and start over again without going to the UNTIL MsBox.

[Jos 1,369]

If $string = "0" Then
   Something()
  ; ...
ElseIf $string = "1" Then
   Something()
  ; ...
ElseIf $string = "2" Then
   Something()
  ; ...
Else
  ; ... none of the above apply
   continueloop
EndIf

Edited April 28, 2004 by JdeB

[DaLiMan 0]

Yes, Just thought of that ....Thanks anyway.....

Have to work now for a while (It's piling up !!!)

Thanks y'all.