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Hello! a little new to autoit and am in need of some help with condensing the below code into a loop.

i need the code to be looped 100 times ($1 $2 $3 to.. $100) and have had no luck in understanding how to use a loop function with this code. can someone guide me, thank you

Send("^{c}")

$1 = ClipGet()

$1 = StringTrimRight($1, 2)

Send("{down}")

Send("^{c}")

$2 = ClipGet()

$2 = StringTrimRight($2, 2)

Send("{down}")

Send("^{c}")

$3 = ClipGet()

$3 = StringTrimRight($3, 2)

Send("{down}")

Posted

Hello! a little new to autoit and am in need of some help with condensing the below code into a loop.

i need the code to be looped 100 times ($1 $2 $3 to.. $100) and have had no luck in understanding how to use a loop function with this code. can someone guide me, thank you

Send("^{c}")

$1 = ClipGet()

$1 = StringTrimRight($1, 2)

Send("{down}")

Send("^{c}")

$2 = ClipGet()

$2 = StringTrimRight($2, 2)

Send("{down}")

Send("^{c}")

$3 = ClipGet()

$3 = StringTrimRight($3, 2)

Send("{down}")

the code you're looking for would be something like: *untested

$a = 1
While $a
    Send("^{c}")
    Assign($a, ClipGet())
    If NotStringLen (Eval($a)) Then ExitLoop
    Assign($a, StringTrimRight(Eval($a), 2))
WEnd

but if this is for excel (as it looks to be) we may have better ways to do what you want...

Posted

How about

While 1 to 100
Send("^{c}")
$1 = ClipGet()
$1 = StringTrimRight($1, 2)
Send("{down}")
WEnd


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Posted

How about

While 1 to 100
Send("^{c}")
$1 = ClipGet()
$1 = StringTrimRight($1, 2)
Send("{down}")
WEnd
good call, i didn't read thoroughly enough to see that he wanted a fixed number of iterations, so i just set mine up to go till it hit a black copy...
Posted

just cant figure this one out, thanks for the replys you guys, here is what i find...

$a = 1
While $a
    Send("^{c}")
    Assign($a, ClipGet())
    If NotStringLen (Eval($a)) Then ExitLoop
    Assign($a, StringTrimRight(Eval($a), 2))
WEnd

NotStringLen causes an error

While 1 to 100
    Send("^{c}")
    $1 = ClipGet()
    $1 = StringTrimRight($1, 2)
    Send("{down}")
WEnd

while 1 to 100 causes an error

summary

i'm using excel in open office. my objective is to save 100 cells of data (int) (vertical cells) and then call up this data 1 entry at a time in a msgbox. The data must be gathered from all 100 cells first before it then proceeds to the msgbox stage.

anyhelp or advice at all appreciated.

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Posted

NotStringLen causes an error

Yes ... try a space between Not and StringLen()

while 1 to 100 causes an error

Did you try to open the helpfile and read about any of this or are you just doing a Cut/Paste job and run the script ?

Think a for..next loop was intended in this example....

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Posted

If I were doing it, I would use an array and a for loop.

Global $Array[101]
For $i = 1 to 100
    Send("^{c}")
    $Array[$i] = StringTrimRight (ClipGet(), 2)
    Send("{down}")
Next

Now you have an array of your text, with entries in $Array[1] to $Array[100].

Posted

again thanks for the help. i have been using the References for help. not so familuar with the "Not" or "For" loop statements. still on the noob level :] i'll see if i can get this working now, thanks

Posted

If I were doing it, I would use an array and a for loop.

Global $Array[101]
For $i = 1 to 100
    Send("^{c}")
    $Array[$i] = StringTrimRight (ClipGet(), 2)
    Send("{down}")
Next

Now you have an array of your text, with entries in $Array[1] to $Array[100].

just while the the topic is fresh, thanks greenmachine this worked fine

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