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Hello everyone! I am new here and have already got myself into a problem :)

Anyway... I used AC Tool before I came here, but now I want to make one of my macros in AutoIt.

My problem is that I want to put in a variable in the call.

for $i = 1 to 2 step 1
call ("level"&$i)
next

I have a function called level1 and another one called level2, so I want it to first call level1 and then level2.

-Vanberk

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What is the problem then? The code you posted does exactly what you described you wanted it to do. See here:

for $i = 1 to 2 step 1
call ("level"&$i)
next

Func level1()
    ConsoleWrite(1 & @CRLF)
EndFunc

Func level2()
    ConsoleWrite(2 & @CRLF)
EndFunc
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oh, hmm.. better i post the whole thing then?

$speed = 200

Hotkeyset("{esc}", "Esc")
Hotkeyset("^s", "start")

while 1
    sleep(500)
wend

func Esc()
Exit 0
EndFunc

Func start()
WinWaitActive("xxxxxx")
sleep(500)
MouseMove(460, 455)
MouseClick("left")
sleep(500)
for $i = 1 to 2 step 1
call ("level"&$i)
next
endfunc

func wait()
sleep(6000)
endfunc

Func left($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{left}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Func right($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{right}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Func up($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{up}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Func down($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{down}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Func level1()
call ("right" & "1")
call ("down" & "2")
call ("right" & "2")
call ("down" & "1")
call ("right" & "1")
call ("wait")
EndFunc

func level2()

EndFunc

Here is the AC Tool code:

constants
speed = 200 // delay
end

SetActiveWindow xxxxxx
delay 1000
MousePos 450, 489
leftclick
delay 500
loop 11
call {loopno}
end

// settings
procedure left using loopX
loop $loopX
keydown {left} 50
delay $speed
end
end

Procedure right using loopX
loop $loopX
keydown {right} 50
delay $speed
end
end

procedure up using loopX
loop $loopX
keydown {up} 50
delay $speed
end
end

procedure down using loopX
loop $loopX
keydown {down} 50
delay $speed
end
end

procedure wait
delay 6000
end

// levels
procedure 1 // level 1
call right 1
call down 2
call right 2
call down 1
call right 1
call wait // level 1 Done
end

procedure 2 // level 2
call up 1
call right 1
call down 1
call right 3
call up 3
call right 1
call down 2
call right 4
call up 1
call left 1
call up 1
call wait // level 2 done
end
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That is not how you use parameters, you aren't even supposed to have any Call() in there. Open the helpfile and check the page "Func...Return...EndFunc"

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Wait? now I'm confused!

Not supposed to have any call().. so I should just have: level1()?

$speed = 200

for $i = 1 to 2 step 1
level&$i()
next

Func right($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{right}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Func down($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{down}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Func level1()
right(1)
down(2)
EndFunc

Func level2()
right(3)
down(1)
EndFunc

Oh... and my AC Tool macro is working 100% so, I just need the same thing but in AutoIt :)

-Vanberk

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Something is still wrong :) I think it have to be the:

Func left($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{left}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Anyway this is the script I have right now:

$speed = 500

Hotkeyset("{esc}", "Esc")
Hotkeyset("^s", "start")

while 1
    sleep(500)
wend

func Esc()
Exit 0
EndFunc

Func start()
WinWaitActive("xxxxxx")
sleep(500)
MouseMove(460, 455)
MouseClick("left")
sleep(500)
level1()
level2()
endfunc

func wait()
sleep(6000)
endfunc

Func left($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{left}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Func right($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{right}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Func up($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{up}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Func down($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{down}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Func level1()
right(1)
down(2)
right(2)
down(1)
right(1)
wait()
EndFunc

func level2()
up(1)
right(1)
down(1)
right(3)
up(3)
right(1)
down(2)
right(4)
up(1)
left(1)
up(1)
wait()
EndFunc

-Vanberk

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Something is still wrong :party: I think it have to be the:

Func left($loopX)
for $loopX = 1 to $loopX
send("{left}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc
How do you expect that loop to work? Loop from 1 to 1.... If you only want the code to run 1 time then why do you even have a loop? :) Thanubis example is probably more like what you want.
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Yes, that is definitely causing a problem. Try this.

Func left($loopX)
for $X = 1 to $loopX
send("{left}")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc
Ah.. that that was 1 of the problem :party:

The biggest problem was that I needed a Opt("SendKeyDownDelay", 50) <.<

Even if i had the sleep It didnt get the send for some reason.

Anyway thanks everyone for helping me! It works as it should now :)

oh.. 1 last question >.<

for $X = 1 to 33
level&$X()
next

I still want to know how to make it work like this... (I know that the code doesnt work)

Im going to have 33 levels and there will else be alot of level1(), level2(), level3()......

-Vanberk

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Here I am again!

It's still a call problem so it is better to post it here than doing a whole new topic :)

Who doesn't like the shorter codes?.. I made a new Func that is named Master that would do the job of the other 4.

I also added a ini reader so I could put lots of stuff in a .ini file.

Func Master($send, $loopX)
for $X = 1 to $loopX
send("" & $send & "")
sleep($speed)
next
EndFunc

Func level1()
$var = IniReadSection("D:\Program\AutoIt3\Macros\level.ini", "Master")
If @error Then 
    MsgBox(4096, "", "Error occurred, probably no INI file.")
Else
For $i = 1 To $var[0][0]
Call("Master", $var[$i][1])
next
endif
wait()
EndFunc

level.ini

[Master]
Right={right}
Down={down}
Right={right}
Down={down}
Right={right}

I believe that one or more of these 3 is the problem. I have tried to change them all, but still can't find a solution.

Call("Master", $var[$i][1])
Func Master($send, $loopX)
send("" & $send & "")
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Func ''Master'' has 2 parameters but you are calling it passing only 1 parameter ( only $var[$i][1])

Damn right I am stupid... I can blame that I was tired? :)

I haven't noticed that it had $loopX from the old Func, which I had before. And now it is worthless ...

It works as it should now. thanks oMBRa :party:

-Vanberk

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