Quick Question

[AceLoc]

#Region ===> Account Information <===
If Not IsDeclared("sInputBoxAnswer") Then Dim $sAnswer1
$sAnswer1 = InputBox("Accountname","Please, Type in your Accountname below.","YOUR ACCOUNTNAME"," ","240","100","-1","-1")
Select
   Case @Error = 0 

   Case @Error = 1 

   Case @Error = 3 

EndSelect
If Not IsDeclared("sInputBoxAnswer") Then Dim $sAnswer2
$sAnswer2 = InputBox("Password","Please, Type in your Password below.","YOUR PASSWORD"," ","240","100","-1","-1")
Select
   Case @Error = 0 

   Case @Error = 1 

   Case @Error = 3

EndSelect 
#EndRegion ===> Account Information <===

is it possible to make this a little cleaner?

or shorter... thats all.

Thanks!

[MHz]

If Not IsDeclared("sInputBoxAnswer") Then Dim $sAnswer1

If Not IsDeclared("sInputBoxAnswer") Then Dim $sAnswer2

Well those 2 lines could be removed. Especially when the string representation does not match the variable.

Did those numerical parameters get created as strings in your inputbox?

I cannot see it shorter unless you want to remove some of the error checking that you may not want to check. Without the code for the error check inserted by you, then very differcult to consider any change.

btw, topic title looks exactly like your last topic title. It could use some more imagination.

[AceLoc]

this wont be my last topic (maybe for today) its like 6:59AM here so need to sleep soon actually

anyways.. i got this now:

#Region ===> Account Information <===
$sAnswer1 = InputBox("Accountname","Please, Type in your Accountname below.","YOUR ACCOUNTNAME"," ","240","100","-1","-1")
$sAnswer2 = InputBox("Password","Please, Type in your Password below.","YOUR PASSWORD"," ","240","100","-1","-1")
#EndRegion ===> Account Information <===

any idea's to make it even SHORTER?

Thanks!

Edited September 6, 2006 by aceloc

[Thatsgreat2345]

this wont be my last topic (maybe for today) its like 6:59AM here so need to sleep soon actually

anyways.. i got this now:

#Region ===> Account Information <===
$sAnswer1 = InputBox("Accountname","Please, Type in your Accountname below.","YOUR ACCOUNTNAME"," ","240","100","-1","-1")
$sAnswer2 = InputBox("Password","Please, Type in your Password below.","YOUR PASSWORD"," ","240","100","-1","-1")
#EndRegion ===> Account Information <===

any idea's to make it even SHORTER?

Thanks!

no offence but there are limitations to how much you can reduce code since you only have an inputbox and checking to see what happens, and whats so bad about having a longer script anyways?

[AceLoc]

no offence but there are limitations to how much you can reduce code since you only have an inputbox and checking to see what happens, and whats so bad about having a longer script anyways?

nevermind i guess this is the shortest thats possible:

$sAnswer1 = InputBox("Accountname","Please, Type in your Accountname below.","YOUR ACCOUNTNAME"," ","240","100","-1","-1")
$sAnswer2 = InputBox("Password","Please, Type in your Password below.","YOUR PASSWORD"," ","240","100","-1","-1")

Thanks for helping anyways

p.s the bad thing about longer scripts is that it takes way longer to scroll

[Thatsgreat2345]

well you can remove those -1s at the end... ur just saying default

[AceLoc]

well you can remove those -1s at the end... ur just saying default

okay thanks for helping again

[MHz]

this wont be my last topic (maybe for today) its like 6:59AM here so need to sleep soon actually

anyways.. i got this now:

#Region ===> Account Information <===
$sAnswer1 = InputBox("Accountname","Please, Type in your Accountname below.","YOUR ACCOUNTNAME"," ","240","100","-1","-1")
$sAnswer2 = InputBox("Password","Please, Type in your Password below.","YOUR PASSWORD"," ","240","100","-1","-1")
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But does it work the way you would expect it to? Correct operation comes 1st before the consideration of the amount of code.