Loop and script togther

[i542]

Hi,

Is there a way to script stay runned while some loop checks something, e.g.:

Global $loopend
While $loopend = 0
;check something until I end it
Wend
;here goes rest of script but it can be runned ONLY ONE
;and finnaly when I got what I want...
$loopend = 1

Bye-bye to Friday (I need some peace for thinking what I can implent in currently active projects)!

i542

edit: except if you guys be really fast, I going to sleep now...

Edited July 16, 2006 by i542

[Xenobiologist]

HI,

you can use ExitLoop or the func OnAutoitExit().

So long,

Mega

[jvanegmond]

AdlibEnable can probably do the trick as well. I find your description to vague to give you more details.

[i542]

HI,

you can use ExitLoop or the func OnAutoitExit().

So long,

Mega

???? I do not understand. I want to is that as two scripts have been runned but they can see variables of each othr and first is runned while seconds is runned.

;FIRST
While $loopexit = 0
;;;;;;
Wend
;SECOND
;script.

and that two scripts are runned simultaneousy (don't sure howI can write this word, possible error ).

i542

edit: I gonna disconnect now. Bye-bye to friday . Peace and sea. Perfect!

Edited July 16, 2006 by i542

[jvanegmond]

Trying to run simultaneous, is generally not a smart thing to do. A computer in fact, cannot do things simultaneously (Except for HyperThreading processors). Try to do them in a short time after eachother. This will likely be a easier way.

[PsaltyDS]

???? I do not understand. I want to is that as two scripts have been runned but they can see variables of each othr and first is runned while seconds is runned.

;FIRST
While $loopexit = 0
;;;;;;
Wend
;SECOND
;script.

and that two scripts are runned simultaneousy (don't sure howI can write this word, possible error ).

i542

edit: I gonna disconnect now. Bye-bye to friday . Peace and sea. Perfect!

You have options for two scripts to communicate, probably more than I am aware of, but here are a couple of options:

1. Common file write/read

2. StdInWrite() and StdOutRead()

3. Registry values

4. UDP/TCP networking

5. ...it's late, I'm sure there's more...

One script directly changing another's variable is not one of the options, unless you want to edit process memory, in which case you would be way too geeky to be asking this question in the first place.\

A single processor machine can't literally do two things at once, but task switching in Windows is good enough to approximate it for most of the kind of things you would do with AutoIT. Within the limits of perception of most users, two things CAN be done at once.

[i542]

You have options for two scripts to communicate, probably more than I am aware of, but here are a couple of options:

1. Common file write/read

2. StdInWrite() and StdOutRead()

3. Registry values

4. UDP/TCP networking

5. ...it's late, I'm sure there's more...

One script directly changing another's variable is not one of the options, unless you want to edit process memory, in which case you would be way too geeky to be asking this question in the first place.\

A single processor machine can't literally do two things at once, but task switching in Windows is good enough to approximate it for most of the kind of things you would do with AutoIT. Within the limits of perception of most users, two things CAN be done at once.

Thanks.

i542