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[Somerset]

stupid example...

Function Reference
Call 
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Calls a user-defined function contained in a string parameter.


Call ( "function" )
 

 

Parameters

function The name of the user function to call. 


 

Return Value

Success: Returns the return value of the called function.
Failure: Sets @error to 1 if the function does not exist.

 

Remarks

The function cannot take any parameters and cannot be a built-in AutoIt function.


 

Related

AdlibEnable

click here to save as working example on desktop.<---was talking about adding something like that.

Example

For $i = 1 to 2
    $ret = Call("test" & $i)
    MsgBox(4096,"", $ret)
Next

Func test1()
    Return "Hello"
EndFunc

Func test2()
    Return "Bye"
EndFunc

i hope i haven't confused you more than i already think i have.

[CyberSlug]

Oh, you mean a link to automatically create a a script from the example on the current page. Hmm... that might require the use of javascript. Anyone have implementation ideas?

I usually do this:

Highlight and copy text.

Right-click desktop, New, AutoIt v3 Script

Double-click file

Paste text

I suppose you could use a script to automate this process :-)

If you want, I could post a zip file containing each example in its own script file (Abs.au3 through WinWaitNotActive.au3).

[Somerset]

yo may have given me and idea. chm files are pretty much generic web browsers correct? cooking up and idea. how about either post every example to a .au3 file and save in a golder when autoit is is installed, and just create a link o all they have to do is just click on it to save to desktop or whatever. if chm files are just generic web broswers.

[trids]

I'm on NT4, me. MSIE v 6.0.2600.0000 .. and my ^a also doesn't work.

Interesting to note though : AutoitSpy reveals that what looks like a dropdown combobox actually has a textbox overlayed (leaving only the button exposed). Which suggests even more that ^a should work there. Curiouser and curiouser

[CyberSlug]

  trids said:

I'm on NT4, me. MSIE v 6.0.2600.0000 .. and my ^a also doesn't work.

Interesting to note though : AutoitSpy reveals that what looks like a dropdown combobox actually has a textbox overlayed (leaving only the button exposed). Which suggests even more that ^a should work there. Curiouser and curiouser 

Ctrl+A causes a history of recently used commands to drop down.

But I've discovered that pressing Esc highlights the active item

I use the filename-completion feature of the explorer address bar* a lot when looking for files, and then I often want to higlight the entire result. I'm so used to using Ctrl+A in text boxes that it bothered me when it didn't work. Yes, I'm a nit-picker!

* May reqiure Windows Me/2000/XP or IE 6 or above.