Calling same Function with different values.

[Ram]

Hey,

I am trying to call this code with different $a, and $b values.. How should I go about doing it?

for example: the below is calling $a = 20, $b = 100 this value is used in the function - Now I would like to call this again with different values like $a = 50, $b = 400 and used in the same function...

I tried putting the same code and put different variables eg: instead of $a, $b... I put $x, $y but it kept saying duplicate function.. so what would have been wrong? Please let me know?

$a = 20

$b = 100

_MouseClick(ControlGetHandle("Book", "", "menubar1"), "left", $a, $

Func _MakeLong($LoWord, $HiWord)

Return BitOR($HiWord * 0x10000, BitAND($LoWord, 0xFFFF))

EndFunc

Func _MouseClick($hWnd, $button, $a, $b, $times=1, $delay=250)

If $hWnd = 0 Then

SetError(-1)

Return

EndIf

Local $ix

Local $lParam = _MakeLong($a, $

Local $user32 = DllOpen("user32.dll")

$button = StringLower($button)

If $button = "left" Then

For $ix = 1 To $times

DllCall($user32, "int", "PostMessage", "hwnd", $hWnd, "int", 0x200, "int", 0, "long", $lParam)

DllCall($user32, "int", "PostMessage", "hwnd", $hWnd, "int", 0x201, "int", 1, "long", $lParam)

DllCall($user32, "int", "PostMessage", "hwnd", $hWnd, "int", 0x202, "int", 0, "long", $lParam)

If $ix < $times Then Sleep($delay)

Next

ElseIf $button = "right" Then

For $ix = 1 To $times

DllCall($user32, "int", "PostMessage", "hwnd", $hWnd, "int", 0x200, "int", 0, "long", $lParam)

DllCall($user32, "int", "PostMessage", "hwnd", $hWnd, "int", 0x204, "int", 2, "long", $lParam)

DllCall($user32, "int", "PostMessage", "hwnd", $hWnd, "int", 0x205, "int", 0, "long", $lParam)

If $ix < $times Then Sleep($delay)

Next

Else

SetError(-2)

If $user32 <> -1 Then DllClose($user32)

Return

EndIf

If $user32 <> -1 Then DllClose($user32)

EndFunc

Awaiting your response!

Thanks!

Edited February 9, 2007 by Ram

[Zedna]

Try (not tested):

Func _MouseClick($hWnd, $button, $a, $b, $times = 1, $delay = 250)
 #forceref $a, $b
 ; ...
EndFunc

[enaiman]

#forceref $a, $b

I tried to look for #forceref but without success. I couldn't find anything on the AutoIT online help page or SciTE help and the forum doesn't have a topic for this (the search returned something but on different topics.

My questions: there is another place to look for extra knowledge? The online help page/SciTE are not complete? there are other functions/macros/keywords not included there?

Thank you for answering any of my questions.

[Helge]

I'm just wondering, enaiman... You are aware that there is a offline helpfile of AutoIt as well, right ?

And the chance that you already have it on your computer is...pretty damn high.

Edited February 12, 2007 by Helge

[nitekram]

I am sorry to ask this, but can someone point to #forceref - I searched the help that was installed on the computer and could not find this or forceref - is there another search word?

[/dev/null]

I am sorry to ask this, but can someone point to #forceref - I searched the help that was installed on the computer and could not find this or forceref - is there another search word?

#forceref is a directive used by AU3CHECK. See here:

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=284032

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...rceref&st=0

Cheers

Kurt

[/dev/null]

Hey,

I am trying to call this code with different $a, and $b values.. How should I go about doing it?

for example: the below is calling $a = 20, $b = 100 this value is used in the function - Now I would like to call this again with different values like $a = 50, $b = 400 and used in the same function...

$a = 20

$b = 100

_MouseClick(ControlGetHandle("Book", "", "menubar1"), "left", $a, $

maybe I don't understand, but wouldn't this do what you asked for?

$a = 20
$b = 100

_MouseClick(ControlGetHandle("Book", "", "menubar1"), "left", $a, $B)

$a = 50
$b = 400

_MouseClick(ControlGetHandle("Book", "", "menubar1"), "left", $a, $B)

Edited February 13, 2007 by /dev/null

[Ram]

maybe I don't understand, but wouldn't this do what you asked for?

$a = 20
$b = 100

_MouseClick(ControlGetHandle("Book", "", "menubar1"), "left", $a, $B)

$a = 50
$b = 400

_MouseClick(ControlGetHandle("Book", "", "menubar1"), "left", $a, $B)

Nope.. I get _MouseClick already defined..

[therks]

You're not repeating this line anywhere are you?

Func _MouseClick($hWnd, $button, $a, $b, $times=1, $delay=250)

[enaiman]

I'm just wondering, enaiman... You are aware that there is a offline helpfile of AutoIt as well, right ?

And the chance that you already have it on your computer is...pretty damn high.

When I said "SciTE help" I meant the AutoIT help which can be accessed thru F1 command in the editor. I'm pretty sure that we're talking about same file.

I don't post for the sake of posts number or to ask something I can find very easy in the help or forum because I respect the time spent by many people here who try to help us the others - I call it "common sense".

If the reference to "#forceref" is present on last version help I appologize because I use 3.2.1.0 due to "ControlSend" faulty function in 3.2.2.0; anyway I couldn't find it on mine.