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steliyan
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So here's the deal. I have an array of control ids:

for $i = 0 to $rows-1
    for $j = 0 to $cols-1
        $hImage[$i][$j] = GUICtrlCreatePic("00.bmp", $j*$size, $offset+($i*$size), $size, $size)
    next
next

Everything is working OK, but I want to catch the message when any of these images is clicked. For a single one is easy:

Case $hImage[0][0]
    GUICtrlSetImage($hImage[0][0], "01.bmp")

I'm new to AutoIt, so I'm wondering if there's an easier way to do the trick for all of them. :)

Edited by steliyan
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Maybe (not tested)

Switch $Msg
Case $hImage[0][0] to $hImage[ $rows][$cols]
     $id = 0
     for $i = 0 to $rows-1
    for $j = 0 to $cols-1
        $id += 1
        if $hImage[$i][$j] = $msg then 
                 ExitLoop 2
    next
     next
     GUICtrlSetImage($msg, StringFormat("%02d.bmp",$id))
Edited by martin
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Or like this:

$MSG = GUIGetMsg()
For $INDEX1 = 0 to $ROWS-1
    For $INDEX2 = 0 to $COLS-1
        If $MSG = $hImage[$INDEX1][$INDEX2] Then
            MsgBox(0,"CLICK",$INDEX1 & @CRLF & $INDEX2)
        EndIf
    Next
Next

but Paulie method is more good.

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I've done it using event. I catch the message of left button up event, then get the coordinates and calculate the image.

Another question about array, is there a way to set a value for all the elements of the array without going through them? Like in C++ (int array[5] = {0})?

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