Not a noob to programming but I have no clue how to use this language.

[Uten]

Your not a noob to programing but can't fiugure out how to use variables ( in a BASIC language ) from the help file?

Take a frendly advice and read the help file for a day or two and make sure to do as many samples as possible. Theese code samples are stright from the help file and answers most of your questions

; Example 1 - Declaring variables
Dim $x, $y = 23, $z
Global $_PI = 3.14159, $RADIUS
Local $_daysWorking = 5

; Example 2 - Declaring arrays
Dim $weeklyWorkSchedule[$_daysWorking]
Global $chessBoard[8][8]
Local $mouseCoordinates[2], $windowStats[4]

; Example 3 - Declaring constant variables
Const $x1 = 11, $y1 = 23, $z1 = 55
Global Const $PI = 3.14159, $E = 2.71828
Local Const $daysWorking = 5
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Edited October 16, 2006 by Uten

[Hojima]

Also, this may be a bit besides the point, but is AutoIt just as fast as any c++ code? I know it's a bit stupid to be asking that since its in c++, but I want to know if its functions are elaborate enough to weigh down its speed. I heard that c++ can be compiled into very fast assembly.

[Uten]

Depends on how stupide your able to write your C++ code and how clever you are at writing AutoIt code

[Hojima]

holy crap I'm sorry I even posted this subject to being with. I started out by pressing sift-f1 instead of even opening the "AutoIt Help" with just f1.

[Richard Robertson]

I use Visual Studio to edit my files. It's better than notepad in its tab characters.

I actually have "Edit with Visual Studio .NET" on my right click menu for every file type.

Edited October 16, 2006 by Icekirby1