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Hello :think:

I need help :(

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

GUICreate("My GUI Tab") ; will create a dialog box that when displayed is centered

GUISetBkColor(0x00E0FFFF)
GUISetFont(9, 300)

$tab=GUICtrlCreateTab (10,10, 200,100)

$tab0=GUICtrlCreateTabitem ("Kaina")
GUICtrlCreateLabel ("Kaina", 30,80,50,20)
$tab0OK=GUICtrlCreateButton ("OK", 20,50,50,20)
$text=WinGetText("My GUI Tab", "
$tab0input=GUICtrlCreateInput ( message, 80,50,70,20)

$tab1=GUICtrlCreateTabitem ( "Preke")
GUICtrlCreateLabel ("Preke", 30,80,50,20)
$tab1combo=GUICtrlCreateCombo ("", 20,50,60,40)
GUICtrlSetData(-1,"SSX|BSPSX", "SSX"); default Jon
$tab1OK=GUICtrlCreateButton ("OK", 80,50,50,20)

$tab2=GUICtrlCreateTabitem ("Zinute")
GUICtrlSetState(-1,$GUI_SHOW); will be display first
GUICtrlCreateLabel ("label2", 30,80,50,20)
$tab2OK=GUICtrlCreateButton ("OK2", 140,50,50)

GUICtrlCreateTabitem (""); end tabitem definition

GUICtrlCreateLabel ("label3", 20,130,50,20)

GUISetState ()

; Run the GUI until the dialog is closed
While 1
    $msg = GUIGetMsg()
    
    If $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Then ExitLoop
Wend

Its is taken from autoit help file :) but with a few modifications :D the problem is that i dont know what to do that the information added in marked areas will be written in another command ;) for example

If I write in a Input window "hello"

$tab0input=GUICtrlCreateInput ( "Hello", 80,50,70,20)

then in this command the same text should be written:

Send("hello")

this is my script:

Func OpenShop()
    While 1
    Send("/stand")
    Send("{ENTER}")
    Sleep(800)
    Send("{F11}")
    Sleep(800)
    MouseClick("left", 524, 61, 2)
    Sleep(800)
    Send("hello")
    Send("{ENTER}")
    Sleep(800)
    MouseClick("left", 580, 340)
    Sleep(800)
    MouseClick("left", 361, 331)
    Sleep(800)
    MouseClick("left", 587, 383)
    Send("BSPSD 64 ")
    Send("{ENTER}")
    Sleep(800)
    MouseClick("left", 666, 384)
    Sleep(900000)
    WEnd
EndFunc
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