Loop not working after 1 pass

[=sinister=]

--Taken Down--

Edited April 12, 2008 by =sinister=

[qazwsx]

can you be a little more specific. Define not working. Do you know what line it is erroring on? Is there even an error?

[=sinister=]

Lets say $i = 23. If I run the function, it returns "Bar2|3", after I try running the function again, it won't return anything.

[SmOke_N]

Lets say $i = 23. If I run the function, it returns "Bar2|3", after I try running the function again, it won't return anything.

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Func CheckKey($Key)
    Local $PID = ProcessList($PathCheck)
    If ProcessExists($PathCheck) Then
        Local $DllInformation = _MemoryOpen($PID[1][1])
    Else
        Return -1
    EndIf
    Local $Read
    Local $Number = 0
    $Bar = ""
    $GetKey = StringSplit($Key, ",")
For $i = 1 To 72
    $Read = _MemoryRead($Address, $DllInformation, 'dword')
    If @Error Then
        Return -1
    ElseIf $GetKey[0] >= 1 Then
        Do
            $Number = $Number + 1
            If $Read = $GetKey[$Number] Then
                $GetBar = StringSplit($i, "")
                
            If $GetBar[0] = 2 Then
            ;Iregulars
                If $i = 11 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & "-"
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 12 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & "="
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 22 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & 0
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 23 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & "-"
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 24 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & "="
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 34 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & 0
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 35 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & "-"
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 36 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & "="
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 46 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & 0
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 47 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & "-"
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 48 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & "="
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 58 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & 0
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 59 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & "-"
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 60 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & "="
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 70 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & 0
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 71 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & "-"
                    Return 1
                ElseIf $i = 72 Then
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "" & "="
                    Return 1
                Else
                    $Bar = "Bar" & $GetBar[1] & "|" & $GetBar[2]
                    Return 1
                EndIf
            EndIf
            EndIf
        Until $Number = $GetKey[0]
        $Number = 0
    EndIf
    $Address = "0x" & Hex(Execute($Address) + 4, 6)    
Next
    _MemoryClose($DllInformation)
EndFunc  ;==>CheckKey

Without some example that some could (or would even) run, there's no way to tell you what your issue is.

Logic would dictate that either:

If $Read = $GetKey[$Number] Then is never true on a second pass... or

$i never equals any of the condition statements you have there.

Edited April 12, 2008 by SmOke_N

[=sinister=]

Logic dictates that I am stupid and forgot to restate at the beginning of the function what address to read from. At the bottom it was adding 4 to the address, but it never restates it so it will always add 4. =P