A line in the code changes, eveytime the .au3 name changes?

[walle]

Oki, this will be pretty hard to explain. My English isn't good at all

I'm searching for a script that changes a line in my code every time I switch the scripts name.

Example: I change the name on the .au3 file from hey too hey2. At the same time, a line in the code changed from hey to hey2. So it depends on the files name.

Hope you understand

//Walle

[Jos]

Oki, this will be pretty hard to explain. My English isn't good at all

I'm searching for a script that changes a line in my code every time I switch the scripts name.

Example: I change the name on the .au3 file from hey too hey2. At the same time, a line in the code changed from hey to hey2. So it depends on the files name.

Hope you understand

//Walle

You know about the macro's available like @ScriptName ?

[walle]

You know about the macro's available like @ScriptName ?

I'm 100% newbie, I will take a look at @ScriptName , but can't you explain more further?

[/dev/null]

I'm 100% newbie, I will take a look at @ScriptName , but can't you explain more further?

depends on the line that you want to change in your script. Post that line and we will be able to help you ...

Cheers

Kurt

[walle]

Thanks for the fast respone, well. My macro is very simple, just keystrokes at the moment. Played around with @ScriptName and didn't get any further. Tried:

run ("notepad.exe")

Send("@ScriptName")

The named the .au3 file "Hey.au3".

[Jos]

run ("notepad.exe")

sleep(5000)

Send(@ScriptName)

[walle]

run ("notepad.exe")

sleep(5000)

Send(@ScriptName)

Thanks!, just found it out myself too

[/dev/null]

Thanks for the fast respone, well. My macro is very simple, just keystrokes at the moment. Played around with @ScriptName and didn't get any further. Tried:

run ("notepad.exe")

Send("@ScriptName")

The named the .au3 file "Hey.au3".

Not quite. Try this:

$name = @Scriptname
run ("notepad.exe")
WinActivate("Untitled")
Send("The name of the script is: " & $name)

Cheers

Kurt

[Jos]

Not quite. Try this:

$name = @Scriptname
run ("notepad.exe")
WinActivate("Untitled")
Send("The name of the script is: " & $name)

Cheers

Kurt

Getting slow Gurt !!!

[/dev/null]

Getting slow Gurt !!!

Yeah, dammit.... But who is Gurt?

[Jos]

Yeah, dammit.... But who is Gurt?

Sorry .. getting confused Gary-Kurt = Gurt

[walle]

Well, Can I get rid of .au3?, Using it in to searsh for a file and it can't find it with the .au3 in the end

Once again, thx for the help

Edited November 26, 2006 by walle

[Jos]

Well, Can I get rid of .au3?, Using it in to searsh for a file and it can't find it with the .au3 in the end

Any of these:

StringTrimRight()

StringReplace()

StringLeft()

I am sure you figure it out ..

[/dev/null]

Sorry .. getting confused Gary-Kurt = Gurt

Oh, yes... forgot that I'm GF. You're absolutely right....

Bye

Gurt

[/dev/null]

Well, Can I get rid of .au3?, Using it in to searsh for a file and it can't find it with the .au3 in the end

Once again, thx for the help

$name = StringTrimRight(@Scriptname,4)

Bye

Gary-Kurt

[SmOke_N]

Well since we are all having fun...

$File = @HomeDrive & '\ScriptFun.txt'
FileClose(FileOpen($File, 2))
FileWrite($File, @ScriptName)
Run('"' & @SystemDir & '\notepad.exe" "' & $File & '"')
WinWait("ScriptFun.txt - Notepad")
FileDelete($File)

[Jos]

Bye

Gary-Kurt

What about Kary ?

sounds sexy

[walle]

Heheh, Didn't get the string thing to work, so, made it in my on way

end (@scriptname)

Send("{backspace}")

Send("{backspace}")

Send("{backspace}")

Send("{backspace}")

Hehe, I will test smokes script right away

[Valik]

Wait a minute now, that's getting too close to my name. JdeB, make him change his name back to /dev/null........pls.

Or he could just change it for him.

[Jos]

Heheh, Didn't get the string thing to work, so, made it in my on way

Send (@scriptname)

Send("{backspace}")

Send("{backspace}")

Send("{backspace}")

Send("{backspace}")

Hehe, I will test smokes script right away

Send (StringTrimRight(@scriptname,4))