Changing script during the LOOP?

[Bigginer]

Hi.

I'm wondering if there is anyway to be able to change a value while the script is running. Eg. Press Ctrl + 1

$Variable = InPutBox("Blah blah", "Blah Blah Blah")
; Then press something to temporally pause the script and change the value of $Variable.

Also, If it's possible does it have to be with a GUI?

Thanks

[Generator]

Why not just $Variable=Something new

[Marc]

Something like this? Displays the value, when pressing ctrl-t the value is increased...

#include <GUIConstants.au3>
HotKeySet("^t", "Change")

$value=1

SplashTextOn("Test",$value)
While 1
    ControlSetText("Test", "", "Static1", $value)
    Sleep(100)
WEnd
SplashOff()


Func Change()
    $value = $value + 1
EndFunc

Edited August 16, 2007 by Marc

[Bigginer]

Something like this? Displays the value, when pressing ctrl-t the value is increased...

#include <GUIConstants.au3>
HotKeySet("^t", "Change")

$value=1

SplashTextOn("Test",$value)
While 1
    ControlSetText("Test", "", "Static1", $value)
    Sleep(100)
WEnd
SplashOff()
Func Change()
    $value = $value + 1
EndFunc

Is it possible to have it so that the user can change it completely, not just increase the value?

[Generator]

Is it possible to have it so that the user can change it completely, not just increase the value?

This is lame..what are you trying to do anyways..

;$value=haha this is where you place the value example
$value=1 ;as numeric number
$value="haha" ;string

[Bigginer]

I want to make it so that at the start when the script runs, its asks you to set the values for 3 variables Eg. Hello, Hello1, Hello2 (I have already done that)

But, I also want to make it so if you press a hotkey during the running of the script you can edit those variables. Eg, HelloEdit, HelloEdit2, HelloEdit3

[Generator]

Ah..I c...so just use the hotkey set method and whenever you press the hotkey it assign a new value to the variable.

Ex.

When you press hotkey 1 $value="Hello1"

When you press hotkey 2 $value="Hello 2"

When you press hotkey 3 $value="Hello 3"

Etc

[herewasplato]

...But, I also want to make it so if you press a hotkey during the running of the script you can edit those variables. Eg, HelloEdit, HelloEdit2, HelloEdit3

HotKeySet("{PAUSE}", "_Change_It")
Global $hello, $hello1, $hello2

_Change_It()

While 1
    Sleep(99)
    ;main body of the script
    TrayTip("", "$hello = " & $hello & @CR & _
            "$hello1 = " & $hello1 & @CR & _
            "$hello2 = " & $hello2, 100)
WEnd

Func _Change_It()
    $hello = InputBox("hello", "Enter value")
    $hello1 = InputBox("hello1", "Enter value")
    $hello2 = InputBox("hello2", "Enter value")
EndFunc   ;==>_Change_It

Edited August 16, 2007 by herewasplato

[Bigginer]

Well, I tried all of that. Didn't help =\

herewasplato, Your code just declared more variables at the start and increased the boxes that came up, I pressed the hotkey and couldn't edit them.

Generator, I tried HotKeySet("{LCTRL}"=$Line1) That didn't help either.

Any more ideas?

[Generator]

Well, I tried all of that. Didn't help =\

herewasplato, Your code just declared more variables at the start and increased the boxes that came up, I pressed the hotkey and couldn't edit them.

Generator, I tried HotKeySet("{LCTRL}"=$Line1) That didn't help either.

Any more ideas?

?????

[SmOke_N]

I tried HotKeySet("{LCTRL}"=$Line1) That didn't help either.

Any more ideas?

I have an idea... Open the help file up... look at hotkeyset and tell me why your function did not work...

[herewasplato]

...herewasplato, Your code just declared more variables at the start and increased the boxes that came up, I pressed the hotkey and couldn't edit them...

You are welcome.

Sorry, I must not understand what you want.

-MSP-

[Delta01]

HotKeySet("^1", "Edit1")
;=====> everything before while 1 here

While 1
[...]
WEnd

Func Edit1()
$Yourvalue = Inputbox("W/e", "Change your value to this")
EndFunc

Edited August 18, 2007 by Delta01