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say I have

$input = GUICtrlCreateInput ("Input", 5, 100)

Now say I type in 1 + 1 = 3

I want the $input to be able identify the + symbol and then have the program calculate 1 + 1 to see if it actually = 3 if not give the new correct answer.. But I don't know how to get it to actually identify the "+" symbol then actually take an make it do 1 + 1.

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MsgBox(0, '', Execute('1+1'))

eh.. I know how to get the program to do 1+1 raw.. I mean taking what the user types in and identifying that it typed in a + symbol and then reads the other 2 numbers so it'd be like $word1 $symbol $word2 = .. $word1 would be like the first 1 the word2 would be the second number 1 and then $symbol would be like the addition symobl... Basically I'm trying to identify that the user entered a Addition symbol or any kind of math symbol to then try and solve the equation before storing the information.

#include <GUIConstants.au3>
#include <file.au3>

GUICreate ("Brain", 300, 400)
$learnButton = GUICtrlCreateButton ("Learn Knowledge", 100, 100)
Global $learnInput = GUICtrlCreateInput ("Help me Learn", 5, 100)
$talkButton = GUICtrlCreateButton ("Talk", 120, 300)
Global $talkInput = guictrlcreateinput ("Test Your Knowledge",5,300,120,50)
Guisetstate (@SW_SHOW)
Global $fileName = "learn.txt"
Global $file = fileopen (@scriptdir & "learn.txt",01)
Global $user = "c-note"
Global $math = "+" & "-" & "x" & "*" & "/"

while 1
    $msg = GuiGetMsg()
    Select
    Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
        Exit
    case $msg = $learnButton 
        learn()
    Case $msg = $talkButton
        talk()
EndSelect       
WEnd

func learn()
     $learn = guictrlread ($learnInput)
     if $learn = "+" Then
         Return
        ;do math equation or math func..
     Else
     _filewritelog ($fileName, $user & ": start entry" & @CRLF)
    FileWriteLine ($fileName, $learn & @CRLF)
    FileWriteLine ($fileName, $user & ": end entry" & @CRLF )
    EndIf
    EndFunc

func talk()
    $stringToSearch = guictrlread ($talkInput)
    $data = fileread($fileName)
    $dataMatch = stringinstr ($data,$stringToSearch)
    If $dataMatch = True Then
    msgbox (0,"Talk", $stringToSearch & " Found")
Else
    msgbox(0,"no match",$stringToSearch & " Not Found")
EndIf
EndFunc
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Just trying to give you ideas...

#include <guiconstants.au3>

GUICreate('Eh', 120, 106)

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Now say I type in 1 + 1 = 3

I want the $input to be able identify the + symbol and then have the program calculate 1 + 1 to see if it actually = 3 if not give the new correct answer.. But I don't know how to get it to actually identify the "+" symbol then actually take an make it do 1 + 1.

The power of Execute():

While 1
    $Input = InputBox("Formulaic", "Input math expression: ")
    If @error Then Exit
    If StringInStr($Input, "=") Then
        $avSplit = StringSplit($Input, "=")
        If $avSplit[0] = 2 Then
            $Result = Execute($avSplit[1])
            If $Result = $avSplit[2] Then
                MsgBox(64, "Correct", "Yes, " & $avSplit[1] & " does in fact equal " & $avSplit[2] & ".")
            Else
                MsgBox(16, "Incorrect", "No, " & $avSplit[1] & " does not equal " & $avSplit[2] & @CRLF & _
                        "It equals " & $Result & ".")
            EndIf
        Else
            MsgBox(16, "Error", "Input a math expression, i.e. 2 + 3 = 5")
            ContinueLoop
        EndIf
    Else
        MsgBox(16, "Error", "Input a math expression, i.e. 2 + 3 = 5")
        ContinueLoop
    EndIf
WEnd

:rolleyes:

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Just trying to give you ideas...

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Hey thanks for the info. There is alot here so I'm going to search through it all and really try to understand exactly what's going on. Arrays are a bit more of my trouble area. though I understand them. Parralel arrays (think thats what they are called) throw me off.. where you have the [2][5] but I'm sure It'll make sense to me once I work through it some
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Hey thanks for the info. There is alot here so I'm going to search through it all and really try to understand exactly what's going on. Arrays are a bit more of my trouble area. though I understand them. Parralel arrays (think thats what they are called) throw me off.. where you have the [2][5] but I'm sure It'll make sense to me once I work through it some

Nothing mysterious about 2D arrays. Just think of it like a spread sheet: [row][column]. So [2][5] is the third row, sixth column (remembering they are zero-based).

:rolleyes:

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once you see something with _ArrayDisplay() its really easy. try this out and i think youl get it more.

#include <File.au3>
#include <array.au3>
Dim $szPath, &#0ÍÜÞ]K    ÌÍÜÞ    ÌÍÜÞ[YK ÌÍÜÞ^ÌÍÜÞ]H ][ÝÐÎ3#´&Æb3#´&Æ"b3#´&Æ2b3#´&ÆfÆRçFW7BgV÷C°¢b33cµF'&Ò}AÑ¡MÁ±¥Ð ÀÌØíÍéAÑ °ÀÌØíÍéÉ¥Ù°ÀÌØíÍé¥È°ÀÌØíÍé9µ°ÀÌØízExt)
_ArrayDisplay($PathArray)

Hope that clears things up with arrays for you.

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Hey thanks for the info. There is alot here so I'm going to search through it all and really try to understand exactly what's going on. Arrays are a bit more of my trouble area. though I understand them. Parralel arrays (think thats what they are called) throw me off.. where you have the [2][5] but I'm sure It'll make sense to me once I work through it some

Something is wrong with autoit ... /autoit tags. I noticed that when I tried to edit, too.

Anyway, to elaborate on what others are saying... and here's a way to look at it. $array[2][5] means $array[2 columns][5 rows].

______| Array column 0   | Array column 1
Row 0 |        +           |       addition
Row 1 |        -           |       subtraction
Row 2 |        x           |       multiplication
Row 3 |        *           |       multiplication
Row 4 |        /           |       division

When accessing the array, it is zero based, which is why my loop is For 0 To 4.

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Something is wrong with autoit ... /autoit tags. I noticed that when I tried to edit, too.

Anyway, to elaborate on what others are saying... and here's a way to look at it. $array[2][5] means $array[2 columns][5 rows].

______| Array column 0   | Array column 1
Row 0 |        +           |       addition
Row 1 |        -           |       subtraction
Row 2 |        x           |       multiplication
Row 3 |        *           |       multiplication
Row 4 |        /           |       division

When accessing the array, it is zero based, which is why my loop is For 0 To 4.

Well... almost. If you do an _ArrayDisplay() on your array, you'll see the convention is [row][column], not vice-versa:

#include <array.au3>
Dim $array1[2][5] = [["+", "-", "X", "*", "/"],["Addition", "Subtraction", "Multiplication", "Multiplication", "Division"]]
Dim $array2[5][2] = [["+", "Addition"],["-", "Subtraction"],["X", "Multiplication"],["*", "Multiplication"],["/", "Division"]]
_ArrayDisplay($array1, "Demo: $array1")
_ArrayDisplay($array2, "Demo: $array2")

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