Are multiple values possible?

[KillaX]

Is it possible to use $Slot1 = "91919","Red.jpg" and be able to access only a certain value from it? If not.. Is there a command that acts like this? Just looking for a way to shorten my code up. be even more help full if i could do $Row1 = value1,value2,value3,...,value8

[weaponx]

Dim $array[2] = ["91919","Red.jpg"]

ConsoleWrite($array[0]) <--- "91919"

ConsoleWrite($array[1]) <--- "Red.jpg"

[PsaltyDS]

Is it possible to use $Slot1 = "91919","Red.jpg" and be able to access only a certain value from it? If not.. Is there a command that acts like this? Just looking for a way to shorten my code up. be even more help full if i could do $Row1 = value1,value2,value3,...,value8

It's called an array. Each element stored in it has a number (index).

#include <array.au3> ; just for _ArrayDisplay()

Global $Row1 = StringSplit("value1,value2,value3", ",")
_ArrayDisplay($Row1, "Debug: $Row1")
MsgBox(64, "$Row1[2]", "$Row1[2] = " & $Row1[2])

P.S. Confound those WeaponX bots, they're too fast!

Edited January 25, 2008 by PsaltyDS

[KillaX]

Dim $array[2] = ["91919","Red.jpg"]

ConsoleWrite($array[0]) <--- "91919"

ConsoleWrite($array[1]) <--- "Red.jpg"

Thanks, I'll try giving that a shot. my other thing I wanted to know about autoit, Can you ever put 2 things on 1 line? like an example with HTML:

<h1>Thing1</h1><h1>thing2</h1> HTML can be used on 1 solid line, but is that possible with autoit? Like what you showed me, array 0 and 1, can that be 1 line?

NVM!! I posted this when PsaltyDS didn't post yet!

Edited January 25, 2008 by KillaX

[weaponx]

Not sure what you mean:

Dim $array[2] = ["91919","Red.jpg"]

ConsoleWrite($array[0] & "," & $array[1]) <--- "91919","Red.jpg"

[martin]

Thanks, I'll try giving that a shot. my other thing I wanted to know about autoit, Can you ever put 2 things on 1 line? like an example with HTML:

<h1>Thing1</h1><h1>thing2</h1> HTML can be used on 1 solid line, but is that possible with autoit? Like what you showed me, array 0 and 1, can that be 1 line?

NVM!! I posted this when PsaltyDS didn't post yet!

If you mean can you put more than one statement on one line, like you can in C then no.

Eg in C, C++ you can say

Ab = 5; Ac = 6;

but in AutoIt you must write

$Ab = 5

$Ac = 6

[BrettF]

If you mean can you put more than one statement on one line, like you can in C then no.

Eg in C, C++ you can say

Ab = 5; Ac = 6;

but in AutoIt you must write

$Ab = 5

$Ac = 6

Can't you go $a = 1, $b = 2, $c = 3??

[PsaltyDS]

Can't you go $a = 1, $b = 2, $c = 3??

Yes, but only for variable declaration following the keywords DIM, LOCAL, or GLOBAL.

[martin]

Yes, but only for variable declaration following the keywords DIM, LOCAL, or GLOBAL.

..and Const, and Redim. Edited January 25, 2008 by martin