im getting bad func but why?

[BlueForce]

i have this code and it keeps giving me Bad Func format. can anyone tell me what's wrong? thanks

HotKeySet ("^!c", "Exit")

While 1 = 1
;bottom right car
 MouseMove (759, 807, 0)
 MouseClick ("left")
;bottom right guy
 MouseMove (731, 830, 0)
 MouseClick ("left")
;top
 MouseMove (535, 533, 0)
 MouseClick ("left")
;building top
 MouseMove (414, 557, 0)
 MouseClick ("left")
;pillars
 MouseMove (691, 684, 0)
 MouseClick ("left")
;left car
 MouseMove (456, 734, 0)
 MouseClick ("left")
Wend

Func Exit ()
  Exit
EndFunc

Edited November 29, 2004 by BlueForce

[CyberSlug]

Exit is a reserved keyword.... Try a different function name:

HotKeySet ("^!c", "Terminate")

; .....

Func Terminate()
 Exit
EndFunc

[BlueForce]

well i had a nice little thing there. after i ran the program, i pressed ctrl+alt+c and it didn't stop it. so i had to manually restart my computer with the button to turn it off :\ anyways any idea's on why it's not exiting? and is there a default exit sequence for autoit that works for all programs/scripts that you make?

[t0ddie]

for some reason i have had similar trouble with the hotkeys. keep it simple

use "{ESC}" instead of "^!c"

EDIT: also increase the sleep time, or add a message box until you know it works

or you wont be able to stop it (mouse pointer moving around too fast)

and you will have to kill the power again lol (like me more than once)

EDIT2: oh yeah, you dont HAVE any sleep time in there lol

make it sleep for about 5 seconds in between clicks, so you have time to right click the icon and select exit, or put a msgbox after the first mouseclick then while thats up, try to use the hotkey

Edited November 29, 2004 by t0ddie

[BlueForce]

hmmm.. interesting ill give that a try.

yay the escape button has worked. thanks

Edited November 29, 2004 by BlueForce

[t0ddie]

np.

just remember before you finish writing a script that you cant close, to put safeguards in it or you will have to turn your computer off, such as message boxes, or make it sleep long enough to actually stop it via task manager or icon

[BlueForce]

i would like to make some improvements to my script. but im not sure how, i did look at help but i didnt really understand what it was trying to tell me.

anyways i want to make it so it only left clicks if there is white or black underneath the mouse pointer. how would i go about doing this? i know black is 0x000000 and white is 0xffffff

small part of my current code:

;bottom right car
 Sleep (30)
 MouseMove (759, 807, 0)
 MouseClick ("left")

Edited November 29, 2004 by BlueForce