Loop Stop error

[OneTime! 0]

Hia folks

First day here, trying to understand Auto-it and so far I think Im doing pretty well at it

Created my first script and I'm having a lil bit of trouble actually topping the loop.

I know it's super easy but it's 2am , I'm a lil tired and I would like your help/input. Meanwhile you answer my topic I will be busy trying to see if I can get it to stop myself (back to help/syntax files :"> )

Thank you and heres the code :

While 1
HotKeySet("+!x", "terminate")
WinActivate("SwgClient")
Opt("MouseCoordMode", 2)
MouseClick("Left", 622, 347, 2, 50)
Opt("MouseClickDelay", 250)
MouseClick("Left", 622, 347, 2, 50)
Opt("MouseClickDelay", 250)
MouseClick("Left", 622, 347, 2, 50)
Opt("MouseClickDelay", 250)
MouseClick("Left", 622, 347, 2, 50)
Opt("MouseClickDelay", 250)
WEnd
Func terminate()
    Exit 0
    EndFunc

[OneTime! 0]

coudl this be it ? forgot to use ControlSend() and/or Send() ??

When you set a hotkey, AutoIt captures the key-press and does not pass it on to the active application, with one exception: the Lock keys (NumLock, CapsLock, and ScrollLock) still toggle their respective state!

To Send() a key combination which will trigger a HotKeySet() event, either use ControlSend() or unregister the HotKeySet() event, otherwise, the Send() event may trigger an infinite loop.

; capture and pass along a keypress

HotKeySet("{Esc}", "captureEsc")

Func captureEsc()

; ... can do stuff here

HotKeySet("{Esc}")

Send("{Esc}")

HotKeySet("{Esc}", "captureEsc")

EndFunc

P.S. Did I mention it's my first time using AutoIt ? :">

[lod3n 3]

try this:

if not HotKeySet("+!x", "terminate") then exit

that'll make the script quit if hotkeyset isn't working, so you can try other hotkey combos until you find one that works.

[Helge 1]

I'm confused in what exactly you're trying to do, so can you explain step by step what

you want your script to do ? Also, it might help if you mention what application you are

trying to work with..

[SmOke_N 201]

In your function, you can kill it and reacivate it.

HotKeySet('s', 'Sends')

While 1
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd

Func Sends()
    HotKeySet('s', '');kill it
    Send('s')
   ;Do Something
    HotKeySet('s', 'Sends');reactivate it
EndFunc

Edited September 5, 2006 by SmOke_N

[lod3n 3]

I don't know what you're trying to do either, but I think you ought to replace those "Opt("MouseClickDelay", 250)"s with "sleep(250)". Besides, the Opt command only needs to be run once, at the top of the script.

[SmOke_N 201]

LOL, well I took the fact that he mentioned an endless loop, and he doesn't have a loop in what he showed, that he is using Send('s') in the HotKeySet('s'), so it keeps repeating itself over and over.

[OneTime! 0]

I'm confused in what exactly you're trying to do, so can you explain step by step what

you want your script to do ? Also, it might help if you mention what application you are

trying to work with..

Just trying to get the hang of it and because I have a game client open, I decided to try a simple mouseclik script to go with it.

Basically I want it to find the Game window, check if its active, and if so run the script (which basically double cliks endlessly till I stop it).

If game window is not active, its supposed to do nothing (working on that line in the code as we speak)

[OneTime! 0]

In your function, you can kill it and reacivate it.

HotKeySet('s', 'Sends')

While 1
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd

Func Sends()
    HotKeySet('s', '');kill it
    Send('s')
  ;Do Something
    HotKeySet('s', 'Sends');reactivate it
EndFunc

Ok so with this added to my code , will "s" activate it and stop it whenever I want it correct ? In the client window ?

If so I will go tweak it right now and see what happens.

[OneTime! 0]

LOL, well I took the fact that he mentioned an endless loop, and he doesn't have a loop in what he showed, that he is using Send('s') in the HotKeySet('s'), so it keeps repeating itself over and over.

The loop is working, and the problem IS that its endless. I will go modify the script based on the new imput and see if I can control it (aka stop it/turn it on ) and post back.

[OneTime! 0]

Ok the problem I have is stopping it in the client itself. I can stop, reactivate in windows, but not within the client. Any suggestions ?

[OneTime! 0]

Ok , I've been playing with WinClose and WinShow, is there a way to leave the script running ONLY in the window specified ? Say if I want to run two separate scripts in two different windows.... ?

[Paulie 26]

Ok , I've been playing with WinClose and WinShow, is there a way to leave the script running ONLY in the window specified ? Say if I want to run two separate scripts in two different windows.... ?

Try the control functions

ControlClick()

ControlSend()