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Ok, I'm making a timer that will do what you select (Shutdown, restart, logoff) at the time that you specify.

The problem is that using the UpDown function to select time, the numbers are "1","2", ect instead of "01","02", ect. And when I compare the current time with the selected time using:

If Guictrlread($selectedtime) = @HOUR Then...

it won't work because @HOUR will be = "01","02", ect. and $selectedtime will be"1","2", ect

It only works if I type the 0 in the UpDown...

I hope that's clear enough...

Here's my script in case you want to check it out (In spanish, sorry):

#include <GuiConstants.au3>
;Algunas Variables
$loop2=1
$AnchoVentana = 250
$AltoVentana = 200
$MargenIzquierdo=10
$MargenSuperior=10
$Separador=20
$AnchoEtiqueta=130
$AltoEtiqueta=22

;Opciones especiales
Opt("TrayAutoPause",0)
Opt("TrayMenuMode",1) 

GuiCreate("Temporizador", $AnchoVentana, $AltoVentana)

;Hora actual:
$Reloj=GUICtrlCreateLabel(@HOUR&":"&@MIN,$AnchoVentana/2-$Separador,$MargenSuperior+6,$AnchoEtiqueta)
GUICtrlSetFont($Reloj, 10, 500, "", "Verdana")

;Hora
$HoraApagado = GUICtrlCreateInput ("00",$MargenIzquierdo+5,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*2+10, 60, 20)
GUICtrlCreateUpdown($HoraApagado)
GUICtrlSetLimit(-1, 23,00)
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Horas",$MargenIzquierdo+5+65,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*2+12)

;Minutos
$MinApagado = GUICtrlCreateInput ("00",$MargenIzquierdo+$Separador+100,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*2+10, 60, 20)
GUICtrlCreateUpdown($MinApagado)
GUICtrlSetLimit(-1, 59,00)
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Minutos",$MargenIzquierdo+$Separador+100+65,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*2+12)

;Eventos
$combo=GUICtrlCreateCombo("Apagar",$MargenIzquierdo+5,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*4+25,220,200)
GUICtrlSetData($combo,"Reiniciar|Cerrar Sesión","Apagar")

;Grupos
GUICtrlCreateGroup("Hora Actual:",$MargenIzquierdo-5,$MargenSuperior-5,$AnchoVentana-10,$AltoEtiqueta+10)
GUICtrlCreateGroup("Hora De Evento:", $MargenIzquierdo-5, $MargenSuperior+$Separador+10,$AnchoVentana-10,$AltoEtiqueta+10+$Separador)
GUICtrlCreateGroup("Evento:",$MargenIzquierdo-5,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*4+6,$AnchoVentana-10, $AltoEtiqueta+10+$Separador)

;Botones
$Aplicar=GUICtrlCreateButton("&Aplicar",$MargenIzquierdo+10,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*7+15,100,-1,$BS_DEFPUSHBUTTON)
$Cancelar=GUICtrlCreateButton("&Cancelar",$MargenIzquierdo+$Separador+105,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*7+15,100)

;Menú del ícono de bandeja:
Opt("TrayOnEventMode",1)
TrayCreateItem("")
TrayCreateItem("Acerca de")
TrayItemSetOnEvent(-1, "about")
TrayCreateItem("")
TrayCreateItem("Nueva hora")
TrayItemSetOnEvent(-1, "nueva_hora")
TrayCreateItem("")
TrayCreateItem("Salir")
TrayItemSetOnEvent(-1, "app_close")
TraySetToolTip("Actualmente Inactivo")

;Ciclo principal
GUISetState()
$MediElTiempo=False
$loop = 0
While $loop = 0
    ;=========================
    ;Refresca el reloj de hora actual
    if Not $MediElTiempo Then
        $Empezar = TimerInit()
        $MediElTiempo = True
    EndIf
    $dif = TimerDiff($Empezar)
    if $dif>4000 Then
        refrescar_reloj()
        $MediElTiempo = False
    EndIf   
    ;=========================
    $msg=GUIGetMsg()
    Select
    Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
        $loop=1
    Case $msg = $Aplicar
            MsgBox(0,Guictrlread($combo),"El evento seleccionado sucederá a las: "&GUICtrlRead($HoraApagado)&":"&GUICtrlRead($MinApagado))
            GUISetState(@SW_HIDE)
            TraySetToolTip("Evento: "&GUICtrlRead($combo)&". Hora de evento: "&GUICtrlRead($HoraApagado)&":"&GUICtrlRead($MinApagado))
            $loop2=0
            $MediElTiempo1=False
            While $loop2=0
                If @HOUR=GUICtrlRead($HoraApagado) And @MIN=GUICtrlRead($MinApagado) Then
                ;Cuando se cumple el tiempo, checkea que evento se ha seleccionado y confirma con el usuario.
                Select
                    ;APAGAR
                Case GUICtrlRead($combo)="Apagar" 
                        Dim $iMsgBoxAnswer3
                        $iMsgBoxAnswer3 = MsgBox(49,"Apagar","Se apagará el ordenador en 5 segundos",5)
                        Select
                           Case $iMsgBoxAnswer3 = 1 ;Yes
                            apagar()
                           Case $iMsgBoxAnswer3 = 2 ;No
                            Exit
                           Case $iMsgBoxAnswer3 = -1;TimeOut
                            apagar()
                            Exit
                        EndSelect
                    ;REINICIAR
                Case GUICtrlRead($combo)="Reiniciar"
                        Dim $iMsgBoxAnswer4
                        $iMsgBoxAnswer4 = MsgBox(49,"Reiniciar","Se reiniciará el ordenador en 5 segundos",5)
                        Select
                           Case $iMsgBoxAnswer4 = 1 ;Yes
                            reiniciar()
                           Case $iMsgBoxAnswer4 = 2 ;No
                            Exit
                           Case $iMsgBoxAnswer4 = -1;TimeOut
                            reiniciar()
                        EndSelect
                    ;CERRAR SESION
                Case GUICtrlRead($combo)="Cerrar Sesión"
                        Dim $iMsgBoxAnswer5
                        $iMsgBoxAnswer5 = MsgBox(49,"Cerrar Sesión","Se cerrará sesión en 5 segundos",5)
                        Select
                           Case $iMsgBoxAnswer5 = 1 ;Yes
                            cerrar_sesion()
                            Exit
                           Case $iMsgBoxAnswer5 = 2 ;No
                            Exit
                           Case $iMsgBoxAnswer5 = -1;TimeOut
                            cerrar_sesion()
                            Exit
                        EndSelect
                EndSelect
                        
            EndIf
        WEnd
    Case $msg=$Cancelar
        $loop=1
    EndSelect
WEnd

Func refrescar_reloj()
    GUICtrlSetData($Reloj,@HOUR&":"&@MIN)
EndFunc

Func about()
    MsgBox(0,"Acerca de","Apague, reinicie o cierre sesión en su ordenador"&@CRLF&"a la hora que usted seleccione."&@CRLF&@CRLF&@CRLF&"Creado por Nahuel José"&@CRLF&"nahueljose@gmail.com")
EndFunc

Func app_close()
    Dim $iMsgBoxAnswer
    $iMsgBoxAnswer = MsgBox(52,"Salir","¿Realmente deseas salir?")
    Select
       Case $iMsgBoxAnswer = 6 ;Yes
        Exit
       Case $iMsgBoxAnswer = 7 ;No
    EndSelect
EndFunc

Func nueva_hora()
    If $loop2=0 Then
    Dim $iMsgBoxAnswer2
        $iMsgBoxAnswer2 = MsgBox(36,"Nueva Hora","¿Desea reiniciar el temporizador y elegir nueva hora y evento?")
        Select
           Case $iMsgBoxAnswer2 = 6 ;Yes
                $loop2=1
                GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
                TraySetToolTip("Actualmente Inactivo")
           Case $iMsgBoxAnswer2 = 7 ;No 
           EndSelect
    Else
        $loop2=1
        GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
        TraySetToolTip("Actualmente Inactivo")
    EndIf
EndFunc

Func apagar()
    ProcessClose("explorer.exe")
    Shutdown(9);Apaga!
EndFunc

Func reiniciar()
    ProcessClose("explorer.exe")
    Shutdown(2);Reinicia
EndFunc

Func cerrar_sesion()
    Shutdown(0)
EndFunc
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Ok, I'm making a timer that will do what you select (Shutdown, restart, logoff) at the time that you specify.

The problem is that using the UpDown function to select time, the numbers are "1","2", ect instead of "01","02", ect. And when I compare the current time with the selected time using:

If Guictrlread($selectedtime) = @HOUR Then...

it won't work because @HOUR will be = "01","02", ect. and $selectedtime will be"1","2", ect

can you use maby

select
                Case GUICtrlRead($MinApagado) <= 9
                    $Time_m = 0&GUICtrlRead($MinApagado)
                Case GUICtrlRead($MinApagado) >= 10
                    $Time_m = GUICtrlRead($MinApagado)
                EndSelect
                
                select
                Case GUICtrlRead($HoraApagado) <= 9
                    $Time_h = 0&GUICtrlRead($HoraApagado)
                Case GUICtrlRead($HoraApagado) >= 10
                    $Time_h = GUICtrlRead($HoraApagado)
                EndSelect
                
                time = GUICtrlRead($HoraApagado)
                If $Time_h=GUICtrlRead($HoraApagado) And $Time_m=GUICtrlRead($MinApagado) Then
              ;Cuando se cumple el tiempo, checkea que evento se ha seleccionado y confirma con el usuario.

or something like that

Edited by bogQ

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Yeah, that might work... but it will also give me trouble if I type the 0 (it will make it 001,002,etc)

I need to know if there's a way I can make the UpDown 'uneditable' (you can only change the numbers by clicking the up and down buttons) and set the numbers to 2 digits.

Thanks!

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Yeah, that might work... but it will also give me trouble if I type the 0 (it will make it 001,002,etc)

I need to know if there's a way I can make the UpDown 'uneditable' (you can only change the numbers by clicking the up and down buttons) and set the numbers to 2 digits.

Thanks!

then i think that you need to put StringLen ( "string" ) with simular form

StringLen ( "string" ) > 2 error msg

StringLen ( "string" ) = 2 $data

StringLen ( "string" ) = 1 "0"&$data

for way to make it 'uneditable' i dono sry maby someone else

Edited by bogQ

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OK, I added the function and it works pretty nice.

Is there any way I can limit the updown to two digits?

i dono if there is some function (command) to do that, but you can try something like this

While $loop = 0
  ;=========================
  ;Refresca el reloj de hora actual
    if Not $MediElTiempo Then
        $Empezar = TimerInit()
        $MediElTiempo = True
    EndIf
    $dif = TimerDiff($Empezar)
    if $dif>4000 Then
        refrescar_reloj()
        $MediElTiempo = False
    EndIf   
  ;=========================
    $msg=GUIGetMsg()
    $xl = GUICtrlRead($HoraApagado, 1)
    $x2 = StringLen ( $xl)
    Select
    Case $x2 > 2
    $var = StringRight($xl, 2)
    GUICtrlSetData($HoraApagado,$var)
    Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE

i added it only 4 H if you need it 4 min. set other variables

i hope that this is working in your case

Edited by bogQ

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OK, I added the function and it works pretty nice.

Is there any way I can limit the updown to two digits?

Read the help file on GUICtrlSetLimit().

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Read the help file on GUICtrlSetLimit().

:)

I did that, and if you check my script you'll see that I used it. But I can't set the limit for number of digits. It only lets me set the min and max values...

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Directly from help file, modified to suit your case, the key is, set limit for the Input box, not the updown control

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

$title = "My GUI UpDown"
GUICreate($title,-1,-1,-1,-1, $WS_SIZEBOX)

$input = GUICtrlCreateInput ("2",10,10, 50, 20)
$updown = GUICtrlCreateUpdown($input)

; Attempt to resize input control
GUICtrlSetPos($input, 10,10, 100, 40 )
GUICtrlSetLimit($input,2)

GUISetState ()

; Run the GUI until the dialog is closed
While 1
    $msg = GUIGetMsg()
    
    If $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Then ExitLoop
Wend

msgbox(0,"Updown",GUICtrlRead($input))
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I need to know if there's a way I can make the UpDown 'uneditable' (you can only change the numbers by clicking the up and down buttons) and set the numbers to 2 digits.

Thanks!

i runed your script from your post on Example Scripts and i like it ^^

i whas reading the help file...

$ES_READONLY is the command

$HoraApagado = GUICtrlCreateInput (@HOUR,$MargenIzquierdo+5,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*2+10, 60, 20,$ES_READONLY)
$MinApagado = GUICtrlCreateInput (@MIN,$MargenIzquierdo+$Separador+100,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*2+10, 60, 20,$ES_READONLY)

and i think that your GUICtrlCreateCombo need this (only sugestion :) )

$combo=GUICtrlCreateCombo("Shutdown",$MargenIzquierdo+5,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*4+25,220,200,$WS_VSCROLL+$CBS_DROPDOWNLIST+$CBS_SORT+$CBS_AUTOHSCROLL)

heare it is edited from your Example Scripts post

#include <GuiConstants.au3>

$loop2=1
$AnchoVentana = 250
$AltoVentana = 200
$MargenIzquierdo=10
$MargenSuperior=10
$Separador=20
$AnchoEtiqueta=130
$AltoEtiqueta=22


Opt("TrayAutoPause",0)
Opt("TrayMenuMode",1) 

GuiCreate("Timer", $AnchoVentana, $AltoVentana)

;Current time:
$Reloj=GUICtrlCreateLabel(@HOUR&":"&@MIN,$AnchoVentana/2-$Separador,$MargenSuperior+6,$AnchoEtiqueta)
GUICtrlSetFont($Reloj, 10, 500, "", "Verdana")

;Hour
$HoraApagado = GUICtrlCreateInput (@HOUR,$MargenIzquierdo+5,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*2+10, 60, 20,$ES_READONLY)
GUICtrlCreateUpdown($HoraApagado)
GUICtrlSetLimit(-1, 23,00)
GUICtrlSetLimit($HoraApagado, 2)
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Hours",$MargenIzquierdo+5+65,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*2+12)

;Minutes
$MinApagado = GUICtrlCreateInput (@MIN,$MargenIzquierdo+$Separador+100,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*2+10, 60, 20,$ES_READONLY)
GUICtrlCreateUpdown($MinApagado)
GUICtrlSetLimit(-1, 59,00)
GUICtrlSetLimit($MinApagado, 2)
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Minutes",$MargenIzquierdo+$Separador+100+65,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*2+12)

;Events
$combo=GUICtrlCreateCombo("Shutdown",$MargenIzquierdo+5,$MargenSuperior+$Separador*4+25,220,200,$WS_VSCROLL+$CBS_DROPDOWNLIST+$CBS_SORT+$CBS_AUTOHSCROLL)

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