Dynamic Includes

[Manu]

hi all

i need help execute includes with dynamic names, because i need that people make plugins in autoit native language

for example:

main.au3

For $i = 1 To 20 Step 1

    Execute("#include <" & $i & ".au3>")
    
    Execute("test($a, $b, $c)")

Next

includes: 1.au3, 2.au3.....

Func test($a, $b, $c)
    
    MsgBox(0,"", $a + $b + $c)
    
EndFunc

i try to execute with Execute command, but only execute 1 line... >_<

i need make plugins...

[Szhlopp]

hi all

i need help execute includes with dynamic names, because i need that people make plugins in autoit native language

for example:

main.au3

For $i = 1 To 20 Step 1

    Execute("#include <" & $i & ".au3>")
    
    Execute("test($a, $b, $c)")

Next

includes: 1.au3, 2.au3.....

Func test($a, $b, $c)
    
    MsgBox(0,"", $a + $b + $c)
    
EndFunc

i try to execute with Execute command, but only execute 1 line... >_<

i need make plugins...

Not sure you can do it that way...

The only way I know if is the way we did it in Nerd Olympics(Siggy). Was Monoceres's idea and it seems to work great.

Hope that helps,

Szh

[Richard Robertson]

When will people realize that dynamic includes will not work?

Execute also can't execute the statement #include as far as I know.

[Manu]

how i can make plugins in this case ?

i can make this in php, but in autoit not

great all

Edited September 11, 2008 by Manu

[PsaltyDS]

how i can make plugins in this case ?

great all

Depends on exactly what you mean by "plugins".

Here's one way.

As far as straight AutoIt code is concerned, the code from an include file can be conditionally executed, so you can include something and then have it never run based on run-time circumstances. But the decision to run it or not has to be at run-time, and the decision to include it in the script in case it's needed had to be made at compile-time.