ravenfyre Posted June 13, 2004 Share Posted June 13, 2004 (edited) I know the new functions are so much better, but I miss the simplicity of the GoTo function =).I'm having a slight problem and I have no idea how to go around it without the use of GoTo. My new script is a little buggy, for some reason sometimes it misses key presses. It's very rare but I cannot have any mistakes as they could result in the wrong key press sequence.Anyway below is an example of want I want to use to check if the action took place. The action key is pressed resulting in the movement of the mouse highlighting the next button. I want to use this mouse movement to my advantage and use it to check if the action took place. Ok here how I'm doing this.ActionSend("{ENTER}"); check();CheckFunc check() $counter = 0; Do Sleep(100); $pos = MouseGetPos(); $counter = $counter + 1; If $counter = 15 Then exit; EndIf Sleep(100); Until $pos[0] = 269 AND $pos[1] = 63; $counter = 0; EndFuncThe above will press ENTER and check if the mouse has moved as a result of a succesful key press. If the mouse has moved, the script will continue. If not then the script will exit.I want to go one more step with this. Instead of exiting the script, I want it to re-do the action. So if the key press is missed, it'll try again and then and only then after a 2nd unsuccesful attempt I want it to exit.If I could use the GoTo function, an unsucessfull attempt would just go back before the Action and run it a 2nd time but without it I don't know how to continue. I have an idea but I don't know how to go about doing this. If I can get the script to remember the action (store it in memory) and then be able to use the last stored action in my check function, it would be able to redo the last action.Any ideas how I would be able to store the wanted action into memory in order to use it later in the script? Edited June 13, 2004 by ravenfyre Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tutor2000 Posted June 13, 2004 Share Posted June 13, 2004 I know the new functions are so much better, but I miss the simplicity of the GoTo function =). I'm having a slight problem and I have no idea how to go around it without the use of GoTo. My new script is a little buggy, for some reason sometimes it misses key presses. It's very rare but I cannot have any mistakes as they could result in the wrong key press sequence. Anyway below is an example of want I want to use to check if the action took place. The action key is pressed resulting in the movement of the mouse highlighting the next button. I want to use this mouse movement to my advantage and use it to check if the action took place. Ok here how I'm doing this. Action Send("{ENTER}"); check(); Check Func check() $counter = 0; Do Sleep(100); $pos = MouseGetPos(); $counter = $counter + 1; If $counter = 15 Then exit; EndIf Sleep(100); Until $pos[0] = 269 AND $pos[1] = 63; $counter = 0; EndFunc The above will press ENTER and check if the mouse has moved as a result of a succesful key press. If the mouse has moved, the script will continue. If not then the script will exit. I want to go one more step with this. Instead of exiting the script, I want it to re-do the action. So if the key press is missed, it'll try again and then and only then after a 2nd unsuccesful attempt I want it to exit. If I could use the GoTo function, an unsucessfull attempt would just go back before the Action and run it a 2nd time but without it I don't know how to continue. I have an idea but I don't know how to go about doing this. If I can get the script to remember the action (store it in memory) and then be able to use the last stored action in my check function, it would be able to redo the last action. Any ideas how I would be able to store the wanted action into memory in order to use it later in the script?I like do mystuff until this happens some prefer while 1 if this happens then exitloop endif wend ; Rick Only $2.00 with Resale Rights How to Block Better for Martial Artists and NonMartial Artistshttp://kirkhamsebooks.com/MartialArts/Bloc...tterEbook_m.htm Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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