Need Help With Some Codes

[Cha0sBG]

Hello Members Of AutoIt forums i was wondering if someone coud help me ?

well i want to make a script for a game etc...

and i want when i double click on the program to first show a picture and under the picture a proces bar the proces bar to load for about 5 secs if someone helps me i will be verry grateful

Btw Sorry For My Bad English

[Cha0sBG]

please help me ;( i realy need these kind of codes

[sigil]

please help me ;( i realy need these kind of codes

Use AdlibEnable() to check to see if you doubleclicked the program.

Use ProgressOn() to make a progress bar.

[Cha0sBG]

Use AdlibEnable() to check to see if you doubleclicked the program.

Use ProgressOn() to make a progress bar.

well by "DoubleClick" i mean starting the program but never mind

for the second i don't get it :S

cuz i want when i start program a picture to apear and jus under the picture a progress bar

but don't know how to do it :S and it didn't get much clear when you told it (sorry if i offended you)

[sigil]

well by "DoubleClick" i mean starting the program but never mind

for the second i don't get it :S

cuz i want when i start program a picture to apear and jus under the picture a progress bar

but don't know how to do it :S and it didn't get much clear when you told it (sorry if i offended you)

You can learn more about how to do things (like using ProgressOn()) by going to the AutoIt Help File. While you're editing your script, press F1 and the help screen will come up.

[Swift]

Try using GUICreate() To create a window, GUICtrlCreateProgress(), GUICtrlCreatePic(), and then use: GUISetState().

[newbiescripter]

well by "DoubleClick" i mean starting the program but never mind

for the second i don't get it :S

cuz i want when i start program a picture to apear and jus under the picture a progress bar

but don't know how to do it :S and it didn't get much clear when you told it (sorry if i offended you)

Well if you just want to see when the game gets opened then you can just use ProcessExists or ProcessWait (takes less CPU) in a loop.. a little example below:

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

While 1
    
    ProcessWait("notepad.exe")
    
    GUICreate("Loading...",350,85,-1,-1)
    GUICtrlCreatePic(@ScriptDir & "\picture1.jpg",0,0,350,60)
    $progressbar =  GUICtrlCreateProgress(0,60,350,25)
    GUISetState ()
    
    For $i = 10 to 100 step 10
    sleep(500)
    ProgressSet( $i, $i & " percent")
    GUICtrlSetData ($progressbar,$i)
    Next
    
    GUIDelete()
    
    Do
        Sleep(1000)
    Until ProcessExists("notepad.exe") = 0
    
    
WEnd

Above is a little expample that you might could use, but if it is your own program you could just create the progress bar in the beginning of your code.

Regards

Edited April 19, 2008 by newbiescripter