Dieuz Posted May 21, 2007 Posted May 21, 2007 (edited) Hi, I have 255 pictures and I am making a grid with them. The problem is that I did not use an array at first and later on I encountered alot of problem because I did not use an array at the beginning. Can anyone help converting this to an array ($Grid[0]. $Grid[1], $Grid[2], $Grid[3], etc..)? $Grid_0 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 86, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_1 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 105, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_2 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 124, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_3 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 143, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_4 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 162, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_5 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 181, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_6 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 200, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_7 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 219, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_8 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 238, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_9 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 257, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_10 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 276, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_11 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 295, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_12 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 314, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_13 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 333, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_14 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 352, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_15 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File,371, 295, 20, 20) $Grid_16 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 86, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_17 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 105, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_18 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 124, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_19 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 143, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_20 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 162, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_21 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 181, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_22 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 200, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_23 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 219, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_24 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 238, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_25 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 257, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_26 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 276, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_27 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 295, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_28 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 314, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_29 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 333, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_30 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 352, 276, 20, 20) $Grid_31 = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 371, 276, 20, 20) ;Until $Grid_255 ; It's a 16x16 Grid Edited May 21, 2007 by Dieuz
jvanegmond Posted May 21, 2007 Posted May 21, 2007 $Grid[0] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 86, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[1] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 105, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[2] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 124, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[3] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 143, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[4] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 162, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[5] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 181, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[6] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 200, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[7] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 219, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[8] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 238, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[9] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 257, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[10] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 276, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[11] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 295, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[12] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 314, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[13] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 333, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[14] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 352, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[15] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File,371, 295, 20, 20) $Grid[16] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 86, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[17] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 105, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[18] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 124, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[19] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 143, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[20] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 162, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[21] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 181, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[22] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 200, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[23] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 219, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[24] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 238, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[25] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 257, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[26] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 276, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[27] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 295, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[28] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 314, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[29] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 333, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[30] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 352, 276, 20, 20) $Grid[31] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 371, 276, 20, 20) github.com/jvanegmond
Dieuz Posted May 21, 2007 Author Posted May 21, 2007 (edited) This doesnt work, I'm getting: WARNING: $Grid possibly not declared/created yet $Grid[0] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, 86, 295, 20, 20) I want to create an array because Actually I am using Eval() in my script ( because I dont have an array), and because of that I cannot obfuscate my script. Edited May 21, 2007 by Dieuz
Danny35d Posted May 21, 2007 Posted May 21, 2007 Dim $Grid[1] Local $Top = 295 Local $Left = 86 For $x = 0 To 255 ReDim $Grid[UBound($Grid) + 1] $Grid[UBound($Grid) - 1] = GuiCtrlCreatePic($File, $Left , $Top, 20, 20) $Left += 19 If $Left = 390 Then $Top -= 19 $Left = 86 EndIf Next AutoIt Scripts:NetPrinter - Network Printer UtilityRobocopyGUI - GUI interface for M$ robocopy command line
PsaltyDS Posted May 21, 2007 Posted May 21, 2007 (edited) This doesnt work, I'm getting: I want to create an array because Actually I am using Eval() in my script ( because I dont have an array), and because of that I cannot obfuscate my script.Eval() and Assign() are evil backstabbing turn-coats, that will break your script every chance they get! But, (say it with me) arrays are our friends, arrays are our friends, arrays are... Dim $Grid[256] $x = 86 $y = 295 $z = 0 For $row = 0 To 15 For $col = 0 To 15 $Grid[$z] = GUICtrlCreatePic($File, $x + (20 * $col), $y - (20 * $row), 20, 20) $z += 1 Next Next Edit: Oops, forgot to increment $z. Edited May 21, 2007 by PsaltyDS Valuater's AutoIt 1-2-3, Class... Is now in Session!For those who want somebody to write the script for them: RentACoder"Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced." -- Geek's corollary to Clarke's law
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