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kiu
 Post subject: toggle function
PostPosted: January 26th, 2006, 7:02 pm 
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maybe usefull for someone
this function return 1 the first time it is called, 0 the second time, 1 the third time, then 0, and so on.
You can use it in your if statement:
Code:
if(toogle())
 ....
else
 ....


so the script will execute the if block or the else one, depending on the state.

this is the function
Code:
toggle()
   {
      global
      if(firsttoggle="")
         {
            firsttoggle=nomore
            state=1
         }
      state := !state
      return state      
   }


this is an exemple(press "a"):
Code:
a::
msgbox,% toggle()
return

toggle()
   {
      global
      if(firsttoggle="")
         {
            firsttoggle=nomore
            state=1
         }
      state := !state
      return state      
   }

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PostPosted: January 26th, 2006, 7:49 pm 
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Thanks for sharing.

But I wouldn't set the vars to global. since it is not needed in this case.

I think this is sufficient:
Code:
toggle()
   {
      static state
      return !state       
   }
*not tested*

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PostPosted: January 26th, 2006, 8:56 pm 
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toralf wrote:
I wouldn't set the vars to global. since it is not needed in this case.

yes,i know, but for some reason without global the function doesn't work

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I think this is sufficient:
Code:
toggle()
   {
      static state
      return !state       
   }
*not tested*

you must initialize the variable somewhere in the script(not with my function).

Anyway, tested your code: it doesn't work

my regards to your Auto-Syntax-Tid,it's very helpful

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kiu wrote:
Anyway, tested your code: it doesn't work

Try this (tested):
Code:
Loop, 5
   MsgBox % "Toggle: " . toggle()

toggle() {
   static t
   If t
      t := false
   Else
      t := true
   Return, % t
}


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PostPosted: January 26th, 2006, 10:09 pm 
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and this(tested)

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Loop, 5
 MsgBox % "Toggle: " . toggle()

toggle() {
 static t
 t := !t
 Return, t
}

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Now this is a nice solution. Well done.

Thanks for the regards, but it will take some time before it will support OTB as in your example.

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OTB :?:

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kiu wrote:
OTB :?:

:arrow: OTB


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thanks :D

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Hello, i am trying to figure out how to setup this scrips to actually toggle between 2 different buttons, but it's very esoteric. Please, help.

I had less trouble understanding the concept behind fissile materials.


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Code:
Gui, Add, Button, w100 h20 vButton1 gButton1, Button1
Gui, Add, Button, w100 h20 +Disabled vButton2 gButton2, Button2
Gui, Show
Return

Button1:
Button2:
x++
GuiControl, % (x & 1) ? "Disable" : "Enable", % (x & 1) ? "Button2" : "Button1"
GuiControl, % (x & 1) ? "Enable" : "Disable", % (x & 1) ? "Button1" : "Button2"


I think that'll work. creds to Laszlo for the x & 1 method.

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Here's one even shorter:

Code:
toggle() {
 static t
 Return, ( t := !t)
}


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