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im very new to Array this is my 1st time trying to use them i was useing the helpfile to make this part of my script but i get a error and i dont know how to fix it :shocked: can any one help

thanks

$file = FileOpen("Score.ini", 0)

; Check if file opened for reading OK
If $file = -1 Then
    MsgBox(0, "Error", "Unable to open file.")
EndIf

   dim $line[10]
    $line[1] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[2] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[3] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[4] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[5] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[6] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[7] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[8] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[9] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[10] = FileReadLine($file)

FileClose($file)

GuiCreate("MyGUI", 335, 323,-1, -1 , BitOR($WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW, $WS_CLIPSIBLINGS))
$Label_1 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("1" & $line[1], 10, 20, 280, 20)
$Label_2 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("2" & $line[2], 10, 50, 280, 20)
$Label_3 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("3" & $line[3], 10, 80, 280, 20)
$Label_4 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("4" & $line[4], 10, 110, 280, 20)
$Label_5 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("5" & $line[5], 10, 140, 280, 20)
$Label_6 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("6" & $line[6], 10, 170, 280, 20)
$Label_7 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("7" & $line[7], 10, 200, 280, 20)
$Label_8 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("8" & $line[8], 10, 230, 280, 20)
$Label_9 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("9" & $line[9], 10, 260, 280, 20)
$Label_10 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("10" & $line[10], 10, 290, 280, 20)
GuiSetState()

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Posted

im very new to Array this is my 1st time trying to use them i was useing the helpfile to make this part of my script but i get a error and i dont know how to fix it :shocked: can any one help

thanks

$file = FileOpen("Score.ini", 0)

; Check if file opened for reading OK
If $file = -1 Then
    MsgBox(0, "Error", "Unable to open file.")
EndIf

   dim $line[10]
    $line[1] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[2] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[3] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[4] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[5] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[6] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[7] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[8] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[9] = FileReadLine($file)
    $line[10] = FileReadLine($file)

FileClose($file)

GuiCreate("MyGUI", 335, 323,-1, -1 , BitOR($WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW, $WS_CLIPSIBLINGS))
$Label_1 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("1" & $line[1], 10, 20, 280, 20)
$Label_2 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("2" & $line[2], 10, 50, 280, 20)
$Label_3 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("3" & $line[3], 10, 80, 280, 20)
$Label_4 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("4" & $line[4], 10, 110, 280, 20)
$Label_5 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("5" & $line[5], 10, 140, 280, 20)
$Label_6 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("6" & $line[6], 10, 170, 280, 20)
$Label_7 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("7" & $line[7], 10, 200, 280, 20)
$Label_8 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("8" & $line[8], 10, 230, 280, 20)
$Label_9 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("9" & $line[9], 10, 260, 280, 20)
$Label_10 = GuiCtrlCreateLabel("10" & $line[10], 10, 290, 280, 20)
GuiSetState()
Which error are you getting? And if the score.ini file isn't in the windows directory, it may be helpful for you to specify it when you attempt to open the file.

(i.e. C:\Documents and Settings\NAME\Desktop\score.ini) if the file's located on your desktop

Posted

Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded.:

$line[10] = FileReadLine($file)

and the file is in the same file as the script

some of my scripts check them out and give feedback so i can learn from them :)autoclicker a autoclickernote taker a script to take notes with

Posted (edited)

The first element in your array isn't $line[1] but $line[0], while the last is $line[9] and not $line[10].

So, when you try to use $line[10], AutoIt complains...

dim $line[10]
$line[0] = FileReadLine($file) ; first element
;...
$line[9] = FileReadLine($file) ; last element
Edited by Helge

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