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Heres my almost perfect script. It almost works. how would i get it to work with more than like 10 characters and when you press enter, and why does "b" turn out as "`"?? Help Plz

#include <GUIConstants.au3>
#include <string.au3>

guicreate("Binary Converter", 300, 300)

$menu = guictrlcreatemenu("Menu")
$open = guictrlcreatemenuitem("Open", $menu)
$save = guictrlcreatemenuitem("Save", $menu)
$copy = guictrlcreatemenuitem("Copy", $menu)
$paste = Guictrlcreatemenuitem("Paste", $menu)
$exit = Guictrlcreatemenuitem("Exit", $menu)
$about = Guictrlcreatemenuitem("About", $menu)
$display = Guictrlcreateedit("", 5, 60, 290, 215)
$tobinary = Guictrlcreatebutton("Convert to Binary", 5, 5, 145, 50)
$tostring = Guictrlcreatebutton("Convert to String", 150, 5, 145, 50)

guisetstate(@SW_SHOW)

While 1
    $msg = GUIGetMsg()
    Select
        Case ($msg = -3)
            Exit
        Case ($msg = $copy)
            $readata = guictrlread($display)
            clipput($readata)
        Case ($msg = $paste)
            $put = clipget()
            guictrlsetdata($display, $put)
        Case ($msg = $exit)
            Exit
        Case ($msg = $about)
            msgbox(0, "About", "")
        Case ($msg = $open)
            $openfile = fileopendialog("Open", @desktopdir, "All Files (*.*)")
            $openfileread = fileopen($openfile, 0)
            $data2 = fileread($openfileread)
            guictrlsetdata($display, $data2)
        Case ($msg = $save)
            $readdata = guictrlread($display)
            $savedialog = filesavedialog("Save", @desktopdir, "Text Files (*.txt)")
            filewrite($savedialog, $readdata)
        Case ($msg = $tobinary)
            $input = guictrlread($display)
            $input = _StringToHex($input)
            $hexvalue = StringSplit($input,'')
            $Result = ''
            $bits = "0000|1001|0010|0011|0100|0101|0110|0111|1000|1001|10410|1011|1100|1101|1110|1111"
            $bits = stringsplit($bits,'|')
        for $n = 1 to $hexvalue[0]
            $result &=  $bits[Dec($hexvalue[$n])+1]
            
        Next
            Guictrlsetdata($display, $result)
        ;$data = guictrlread($display)
        ;$char = string($data)
        ;$bin = stringtobinary($char)
        ;Guictrlsetdata($display, $bin)
        Case ($msg = $tostring)
            $binaryvalue = guictrlread($display)
        Local $test, $Result = '',$numbytes,$nb

        if $BinaryValue = '' Then
            SetError(-2)
            Return
        endif
        Local $bits = "0010|1001|0010|0011|0100|0101|0110|0111|1000|1001|1010|1011|1100|1101|1110|1111"
            $bits = stringsplit($bits,'|')
            #region check string is binary
            $test = stringreplace($BinaryValue,'1','')
            $test = stringreplace($test,'0','')
        if $test <> '' Then
            guictrlsetdata($display, "This is not a valid binary number")
        endif
            #endregion check string is binary
            #region make binary string an integral multiple of 4 characters
    While 1
            $nb = Mod(StringLen($BinaryValue),4)
            if $nb = 0 then exitloop
            $BinaryValue = '0' & $BinaryValue
    WEnd
    #endregion make binary string an integral multiple of 4 characters

            $numbytes = Int(StringLen($BinaryValue)/4);the number of bytes

            Dim $bytes[$numbytes],$Deci[$numbytes]
            For $j = 0 to $numbytes - 1;for each byte
        ;extract the next byte
            $bytes[$j] = StringMid($BinaryValue,1+4*$j,4)

        ;find what the dec value of the byte is
        for $k = 0 to 15;for all the 16 possible hex values
            if $bytes[$j] = $bits[$k+1] Then
            $Deci[$j] = $k
            ExitLoop
            EndIf
        next
    Next
;now we have the decimal value for each byte, so stitch the string together again
    $Result = ''
    for $l = 0 to $numbytes - 1
        $Result &= Hex($Deci[$l],1)
    Next
    $result1 = _HexToString($result)
    guictrlsetdata($display, $result1)
        ;$data1 = guictrlread($display)
        ;$bin1 = binary($data1)
        ;$string = binarytostring($data1)
        ;GUICtrlSetData($display, $string)
    EndSelect
WEnd

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You have a few more problems than that.

I Typed in the word "Hi"

Pressed Convert to Binary, got "0110100001101001"

I then pressed Convert to string, and got "Ha"

And Line 65 has a return statement when its not in a function .

EDIT:

Upon further experimentation,

All instances of the following letters result in errors

b = `

i = a

j = -1

r=p

y=q

z=-1

Edited by Paulie
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You have a few more problems than that.

I Typed in the word "Hi"

Pressed Convert to Binary, got "0110100001101001"

I then pressed Convert to string, and got "Ha"

And Line 65 has a return statement when its not in a function .

@202

As Paulie says, you have a few more problems than that.

Really you should not be posting the same thing in more than one thread. I answered the same question in example scripts. You have at least three threads that I have seen on this topic. Even worse, I posted a complete answer a long time before this thread was started. Maybe even worse again, the examples I gave in an earlier post were only half copied leading to the problems above.

Serial port communications UDF Includes functions for binary transmission and reception.printing UDF Useful for graphs, forms, labels, reports etc.Add User Call Tips to SciTE for functions in UDFs not included with AutoIt and for your own scripts.Functions with parameters in OnEvent mode and for Hot Keys One function replaces GuiSetOnEvent, GuiCtrlSetOnEvent and HotKeySet.UDF IsConnected2 for notification of status of connected state of many urls or IPs, without slowing the script.
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