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Hello,

I'm trying to update my tcp/udp packet forwarder (this time with a user friendly gui).

Is it possible to force the script to keep running while the window is getting moved?

I don't want the whole process to pause while the user is just moving the gui.

I thought that i have seen a solution somewhere on this forum to this,

i'm just unable to find it...

Thnx,

Dellairion

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Hello,

I'm trying to update my tcp/udp packet forwarder (this time with a user friendly gui).

Is it possible to force the script to keep running while the window is getting moved?

I don't want the whole process to pause while the user is just moving the gui.

I thought that i have seen a solution somewhere on this forum to this,

i'm just unable to find it...

Thnx,

Dellairion

The script doesn't stop, only updating of the GUI. Use this demo:
#include <GuiConstantsEx.au3>
#include <StaticConstants.au3>

Global $n = 0
Global $hGUI = GUICreate("Test", 300, 200)
Global $Label = GUICtrlCreateLabel("$n = 0", 20, 20, 260, 20, $SS_CENTER)
GUISetState()
Do
    $n += 1
    GUICtrlSetData($Label, "$n = " & $n)
Until GUIGetMsg() = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE

While you move the GUI, the display stops updating, but when you release the mouse the number jumps showing the $n was still being incremented while the graphical display was frozen.

:)

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Hi,

Perhaps if you check position of your gui until it's not active ...

$lastmove="1|1"
While 1;Create while in your function or global while
Sleep(100);pause little time
$move = WinGetPos($GUI,"");not sure of parameters

If Not $move[0]&"|"&$move[1] = $lastmove then
$lastmove=$move[0]&"|"&$move[1]
Else
Sleep(3000);Time between check
Endif
Wend
Edited by FireFox
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