If / If not problem

[lasse46]

Hi i didn't find anything about the IF and IF NOT commands so I'm just gonna write what i want it to do

if pixelgetcolor(150,367)=0x8e0000 then open start.au3

if error / if not (the pixel is 8e0000) then open start2.au3

if some one could solve this one I would be very happy!

[trancexx]

Hi i didn't find anything about the IF and IF NOT commands so I'm just gonna write what i want it to do

if pixelgetcolor(150,367)=0x8e0000 then open start.au3

if error / if not (the pixel is 8e0000) then open start2.au3

if some one could solve this one I would be very happy!

For example:

$a = 5

If $a = 5 Then ConsoleWrite($a & @CRLF)
If @error Or Not $a = 5 Then ConsoleWrite("$a is not 5 or error occurred" & @CRLF)

[FireFox]

@lasse46

Hi,

if pixelgetcolor(150,367)=0x8e0000 then
Run("start.au3")

If @error then
Msgbox(64,"","Error !")
Else;if no error
Run("start2.au3")
Endif
Endif

And before ask other question please search in helpfile F1 in scite

[lasse46]

thanks alot, I did search it but didn't find anything

And i didn't get:

if pixelgetcolor(150,367)=0x8e0000 then

Run("start.au3")

If @error then

Msgbox(64,"","Error !")

Else;if no error

Run("start2.au3")

Endif

Endif

to work?

Edited December 17, 2008 by lasse46

[lasse46]

Its the Run("start.au3") that doesn't work

When i tried Run("notepad.exe") it worked

[FireFox]

@lass46

perhaps your script isnt in your main scriptdirectory

Notepad is included in autoit functions so you doesnt have to write full path of it

Edit : this can help you

Run("AutoIt3.exe","start.au3")

Edited December 17, 2008 by FireFox

[Marlo]

Use the ShellExecute() Command instead of Run.

[lasse46]

@firefox

yes it is.

i've even tried giving it full directions like Run("D:\AutoIt3\start.au3")

??

[lasse46]

Thanks marlo

ShellExecute("start.au3") worked just fine!

[FireFox]

@lass46

have you tried my example ?

Run("AutoIt3.exe","start.au3")

Open folder :

Run("explorer.exe","C:\")

[PsaltyDS]

A very complicated problem in software design.

We should all stop a moment and flowchart it.

You can come back to this after you get BSD installed...

[trancexx]

...keen sence of humor

I like it.

[oMBRa]

@lass46

perhaps your script isnt in your main scriptdirectory

Notepad is included in autoit functions so you doesnt have to write full path of it

Edit : this can help you

Run("AutoIt3.exe","start.au3")

Run ( "filename" [, "workingdir" [, flag[, standard_i/o_flag]]] )

Parameters:

filename The name of the executable (EXE, BAT, COM, or PIF) to run.

Notepad is included in autoit functions so you doesnt have to write full path of it

what???

[FireFox]

@oMBra

I just want to say here that autoit know path of Notepad like it know path of cmd... perhaps it search in sysdir...

[oMBRa]

@oMBra

I just want to say here that autoit know path of Notepad like it know path of cmd... perhaps it search in sysdir...

that sounds better

[NELyon]

that sounds better

Yet it is still wrong.

You can run "notepad.exe" without the full path because it is in a directory included in the Windows PATH environment variable. These directories are by default (if I remember correctly): C:\WINDOWS\, C:\WINDOWS\system32\, and one more that I cannot seem to remember.

Edited December 19, 2008 by KentonBomb

[PsaltyDS]

Yet it is still wrong.

You can run "notepad.exe" without the full path because it is in a directory included in the Windows PATH environment variable. These directories are by default (if I remember correctly): C:\WINDOWS\, C:\WINDOWS\system32\, and one more that I cannot seem to remember.

The System PATH as it is stored in the registry, and as it is parsed in the environment:

$sRegPATH = "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment"
$sRegPATH = RegRead($sRegPATH, "Path")
ConsoleWrite("Debug:  Registry Path = " & $sRegPATH & @LF)
$sEnvPATH = EnvGet("Path")
ConsoleWrite("Debug:  Environment Path = " & $sEnvPATH & @LF)

[NELyon]

The System PATH as it is stored in the registry, and as it is parsed in the environment:

$sRegPATH = "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment"
$sRegPATH = RegRead($sRegPATH, "Path")
ConsoleWrite("Debug:  Registry Path = " & $sRegPATH & @LF)
$sEnvPATH = EnvGet("Path")
ConsoleWrite("Debug:  Environment Path = " & $sEnvPATH & @LF)

Well, I was close

[AlmarM]

if pixelgetcolor(150,367)=0x8e0000 then open start.au3

if error / if not (the pixel is 8e0000) then open start2.au3

If PixelGetColor(150, 367) = 0x8e000 Then
    #include "Start.au3"
Else
    #include "Start2.au3"
EndIf

You could use this, but if you compile you should use Run.

AlmarM

[PsaltyDS]

If PixelGetColor(150, 367) = 0x8e000 Then
    #include "Start.au3"
Else
    #include "Start2.au3"
EndIf

You could use this, but if you compile you should use Run.

AlmarM

Compiler directives are not conditional. I don't think that will do what you want. If there are any Function declarations inside either of those include files, it won't even pass syntax check or run at all.