Tell if a button is pressed?

[Insolence]

While $vDelay > 0 AND $Continue = 1
                     $vDelay = $vDelay - 100
                     Sleep(100)
                  WEnd

Is inside a function I made, which should allow commands to still be sent to the GUI right?

The entire GUI is rendered useless in this state. No buttons can be used at all, I don't know much about the GUI and I can't find anything else that can help me in the help file.

I tried searching for 'recieve message while sleeping' as I thought that may be the problem... no results really.

[layer]

i think i know what ur talking about... heres an example

#include <GUIConstants.au3>
GUICreate ("Test")
$button= GUICtrlCreateButton ("Test", 20, 20)
GUISetState ()
While 1
$get= GUIGetMsg ()
Select
Case $get= $button
MsgBox (0, "You just...", "You just hit this button")
Case $get= $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE;or -3
   Exit
Endselect
Wend

i had the same problem when i was new, just try that and hit the button and study the code!

bye!

is that what ur looking for?

Edited December 27, 2004 by layer

[Insolence]

Didn't fix it.

Hotkeys work fine...

[cprz]

that should work i see nothing wrong with his example script

[CyberSlug]

While $vDelay > 0 AND $Continue = 1
                     $vDelay = $vDelay - 100
                     Sleep(100)
                  WEnd

Is inside a function I made, which should allow commands to still be sent to the GUI right?

Probably not. Consider the following example:

Opt("TrayIconDebug", 1)
#include <GUIConstants.au3>
GUICreate ("Test")
$button= GUICtrlCreateButton ("Test", 20, 20)
GUISetState ()
While 1
   $get= GUIGetMsg()
   Select
   Case $get= $button
      Foo()
      MsgBox(4096,"Notify", "You clicked the button")
   Case $get= $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
      ExitLoop
   Endselect
Wend
Exit

Func Foo()
   While 1
      sleep(10)
   WEnd
EndFunc

If you hover your mouse over the tray icon, you will notice that the program spends most of its time on Line 7: $get = GuiGetMsg(). However, after clicking the button, the program gets stuck in function Foo. Since GuiGetMsg is no longer being processed, the GUI will not respond to any events until you break out of that loop....

Hope that helps

[Insolence]

I tried it inside the while loop, like so:

While $vDelay > 0 AND $Continue = 1
                     $Get= GUIGetMsg()
                     
                     If $Get = $End Then
                        _Stop()
                     EndIf
                     
                     $vDelay = $vDelay - 100
                     Sleep(100)
                  WEnd 


;Function:
Func _Stop()
   $Continue = 0
   _MsgBox(1,"iSpam stopped!", "Sucessfully stopped.")
EndFunc

Is that what you meant? (didn't work either)

[the_lord_mephy]

I had that problem. Do you think it'd be possible to use AdlibEnable? For example:

AdlibEnable("myadlib", "100")

Your code

Func myadlib()

$vDelay = $vDelay - 100

EndFunc

[Insolence]

Ah, that just might be possible, great idea

I'll try it when I'm not about to flop over and die from lack of sleep