tickbox, #include, Repeat some scripts, Not all?

[Jono]

How can I create a Tickbox that you can choose which #include scripts to activate, and which ones not to include?

Also is there a way to choose certain scripts to repeat a certain number of times, while others only run through once?

Tickbox is the main thing tho.

Example:

1. There are 5 tickboxes on the 1 menu.

2. Tickbox number 1, activates Number1.au3

3. Tickbox number 2, activates Number2.au3, and so on, until Number5.au3.

4. I decide to disable Number3.au3, By unticking the box, But I still tick all the rest. So the autoit file runs all the Scripts, 1, 2, 4, and 5, and skips 3.

Does anyone know how to do this with #include code??

Thanks in advance!

[Innovative]

Include files usually contain Functions , therefore, you can create a checkbox with GuiCtrlCreateCheckBox and make a loop checking if a box is ticked, call a function you desired.

[PsaltyDS]

How can I create a Tickbox that you can choose which #include scripts to activate, and which ones not to include?

Also is there a way to choose certain scripts to repeat a certain number of times, while others only run through once?

Tickbox is the main thing tho.

Example:

1. There are 5 tickboxes on the 1 menu.

2. Tickbox number 1, activates Number1.au3

3. Tickbox number 2, activates Number2.au3, and so on, until Number5.au3.

4. I decide to disable Number3.au3, By unticking the box, But I still tick all the rest. So the autoit file runs all the Scripts, 1, 2, 4, and 5, and skips 3.

Does anyone know how to do this with #include code??

Thanks in advance!

Include is not conditional. Every valid #include statement will be applied at compile time.

As xVivoCity pointed out, you can easily configure to only run certain functions, but the #include of unused stuff will still happen. Just as though you put #include <IE.au3> at the top of your script, but then never called any _IE* functions. It will fatten your compiled script, but not hurt anything.