Return to a line in a script

[adz89]

Hey guys,

Im in a bit of a predicament, I'm writing a script which kind of acts as a GUI for a internet based game, so the user doesn't need to access the website all the time, the program does it for them, but it requires a password and username.

I found that the best route to take is to ask the user for the username and password, then save them in an .ini file.

The only problem I've come across so far is the delete settings function I've found, (sometimes people start again with a new username and password), I want the script to delete the .ini file and run the set-up loop again, I don't want to go down the road of putting the setup loop in a function and calling that as this wouldn't completely solve the problem, I'd rather the script revert back to a line in the script, Is that possible?

Adam

[AdmiralAlkex]

There is no "goto" in AutoIt, you must figure out a way to use loops and/or functions to do whatever it is you want. Maybe if you post your script (or a reproducer if it's long) and explain more what your problem is someone can help you.

[Juvigy]

Putting the Login logic in a function is the way to go. Why do you want to avoid that? "goto" even if possible is a bad programming practice for beginners and experts as well.

[Xenobiologist]

Hi,

that is nearly the same. Instead of checking and then using goto, you do the check and then call the function.

Mega