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how do i declare a variable without executing it.

i.e

$cool = msgbox(0, "yarr", "wazzup")

i want to put something like this at the beginning of my script but i do not want this to execute when it is declared.

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Posted

how do i declare a variable without executing it.

i.e

$cool = msgbox(0, "yarr", "wazzup")

i want to put something like this at the beginning of my script but i do not want this to execute when it is declared.

It doesn't work that way, either you don't put anything at all which in that case it will call a msg box out, or use a func. If you are thinking about just using $cool to call out msg box, it's not gonna work.

A func can be done like this:

Func _MsgBox()
Msgbox(0, "yarr", "wazzup")
EndFunc
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thanks!!

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that does not really help me. sry heres my script and it always gives me $progopen variable not declared

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

$12 = GUICreate ("iPad", 600, 400)
HotKeySet("^v", "paste")
HotKeySet("{TAB}", "tab")
Hotkeyset("^c", "copy")
HotKeySet("^s", "save")


$menu = GUICtrlCreateMenu("File")
$open = GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Open", $menu)
$save = GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Save Ctrl + S", $menu)
$saveas = Guictrlcreatemenuitem("Save As", $menu)

$about = GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("About", $menu)
$exit = GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Exit", $menu)
$edit = GUICtrlCreateMenu("Edit")
$copy = GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Copy Ctrl + C", $edit)
$paste = GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Paste Ctrl + V", $edit)
$undo = GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Undo Ctrl + Z", $edit)
$write = GUICtrlCreateEdit("",  5, 5, 590, 370)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)


while 1
    
    $sav =  GUICtrlRead($write)
    $iResult = GUIGetMsg ()
    Select
    case ($iResult = $open)
    $progopen = FileOpenDialog("Open",@desktopcommondir, "text files(*.txt;*.doc)", 1)
If @error Then
Sleep(10)
else
GUICtrlSetData($write, FileRead($progopen))
endif
    Case ($iResult = -3)
        Exit
Case ($iResult = $exit)
    Exit
    Case ($iResult = $saveas)
    $progsaveas = FileSaveDialog("Save", @desktopcommondir, "text files (*.txt;*.doc)")
FileDelete($progsaveas)
FileWrite($progsaveas, GUICtrlRead($write))
Case ($iResult = $save)
if fileexists($progopen) then
FileDelete($progopen)
FileWrite($progopen, GUICtrlRead($write))
EndIf
if not fileexists($progopen) Then
$progopen = FileSaveDialog("Save", @desktopcommondir, "text files (*.txt;*.doc)")
FileDelete($progopen)
FileWrite($progopen, GUICtrlRead($write))
EndIf
case ($iResult = $about)
    msgbox(0, "iPad", "iPad, Created by Isaac Flaum is a notepad like tool compiled using Autoit v3" & chr(13) & chr(10) & "Thanks For Trying iPad! Updates Coming Soon" & chr(13) & chr(10) & "-Isaac")
case ($iResult = $copy)
    ClipPut($sav)
Case ($iResult = $paste)
    GUICtrlSendMsg($write, "^v", 1, 1)
EndSelect
WEnd

Func tab()
send("     ", $write)
EndFunc

func save()
$input = InputBox("Save", "Please type the filename you desire")
FileWrite($input & ".txt" , $sav)
EndFunc

Func copy()
Clipput($sav)
EndFunc

Func paste()
Send(ClipGet(), $write)
EndFunc

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Posted (edited)

Just try to Global it at the beginning

Global $Progmopen
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:-)

Edit: 2o2 - welcome to the forum and nice script.

Edited by herewasplato

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Posted

or

Global $progopen
:-)

Edit: 2o2 - welcome to the forum and nice script.

Thanks and Thanks!

Rick rack ree, kick 'em in the knee.Rick rack rass, kick 'em in the other knee!

Posted

how do i declare a variable without executing it.

i.e

$cool = msgbox(0, "yarr", "wazzup")

i want to put something like this at the beginning of my script but i do not want this to execute when it is declared.

use global :rolleyes:

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