help pls stuck

[Xand3r]

is it possible in autoit to create custom macros?????

cause i cant find anything in the help file and neither in the forum (

(it must be possible but i just don't know how )

pls pls pls help me

ooh yeah and if it is possible then how?

[BrettF]

is it possible in autoit to create custom macros?????

cause i cant find anything in the help file and neither in the forum (

(it must be possible but i just don't know how )

pls pls pls help me

ooh yeah and if it is possible then how?

I think what you're looking for is Au3Recorder, included in Scite. Look under tools.

[Xand3r]

no man macros like

@WindowsDir or @crlf or @scriptname or...

only custom ones

Edited April 17, 2007 by alexmadman

[BrettF]

no man macros like

@WindowsDir or @crlf or @scriptname or...

only custom ones

Ahhh! Ok :"> I don't think so, but I'll do a quick search

[BrettF]

Ahhh! Ok :"> I don't think so, but I'll do a quick search

From what I can see it's not. Could someone high up give some insight into this?

[Xand3r]

nobody know anything about this??? (

Ahhh! Ok I don't think so, but I'll do a quick search

already tried that

[amokoura]

is it possible in autoit to create custom macros?????

Why not use global constants?

[PsaltyDS]

Why not use global constants?

Macros are not the same as constants because they can give changing results, like @SEC.

The equivalent is simply a user defined function that accepts no parameters. Let's say you were wishing for a macro that returned the current username and computer name, formatted as an email address. You want @USREMAIL, but it doesn't exist so instead you create a UDF called USREMAIL:

$Message = USREMAIL()
MsgBox(64, "User Email", $Message)

Func USREMAIL()
     Return @UserName & "@" & @ComputerName
EndFunc

[Xand3r]

tnx Psaltyds