Sending random quote using send command

[oxygenthief 0]

Hey folks, firstly thanks to all those of you forum users who take time to help people like myself, i have used the search function for other problems I have had and usually find a way of achieving the result I desire without needing to request help directly, but now i have searched for hours without any luck.

My problem,

I would like to use the Send command to input a random quote

#include <Misc.au3>

$dll = DllOpen("user32.dll")

While 1

$0 ="Now I cut you,Come on and bleed"

$1 ="Death is waiting"

$2 ="you'll have to fight harder than this"

$3 ="My blade will only improve your looks"

$4 ="Warm up the next opponent this one will not last long"

$index = Random (0,4,1)

Send ($ & [$index], 1)

WEnd

something like this i deleted the unnecessary IF _ispressed commands as i have no problem with them only problems getting it to randomly select and send a phrase hope someone can help this poor fool

[AdmiralAlkex 117]

Use arrays for this kind of stuff. Example:

Global $Array[3]=["Help me", "Help you", "Help him"]

MsgBox(0, "Random sentence", $Array[Random(0,2,1)])

[oxygenthief 0]

Use arrays for this kind of stuff. Example:

Global $Array[3]=["Help me", "Help you", "Help him"]

MsgBox(0, "Random sentence", $Array[Random(0,2,1)])

thanks for replying i did tinker with arrays to begin with but couldnt get my ancient brain to work out what i was doing wrong, if its not too much trouble how can i use the last line of code with the send command i tried various methods all of which returned syntax errors or other code warning errors thanks again for going to the trouble of helping me

[AdmiralAlkex 117]

like so?

Global $Array[3]=["Help me", "Help you", "Help him"]

Send($Array[Random(0,2,1)])

[oxygenthief 0]

like so?

Global $Array[3]=["Help me", "Help you", "Help him"]

Send($Array[Random(0,2,1)])

Perfect ! thank you my syntax was just returning errors a ton of thanks for your help !! hope you have a great day

[AdmiralAlkex 117]

NP! muttley