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Control, TabRight, 2, SysTabControl321, Sounds and Audio Devices Properties

im trying to get to "Sounds" tab of Sounds and Audio Devices Properties control panel ...

say i have this

testvar = random_key=random_settings hello=hi

and random would really mean it could be anything

I wish to use regexmatch to get random_key into a var, ok, it might not get it ...

ok, put it this way, what if the searchterm is like

the ??? is ???

the problem is, you don't know what's ???.. could be a dragon for all you know

this is the difficult part for me which is wh ...

then would you know how i can get them into a variable in the case is like this

[section i want]
??random??key=the cat is black ; ??random??line

??random??key=the cat is black ; ??random??l ...

anyone got ideas? am i on the right track? Smile

Sub3:

matchsection = (colors)

Loop, read, %file%
{
LineNumber = %A_Index%
Loop, parse, A_LoopReadLine,`n,`r %A_Space% %A_Tab%
{
IfInString, A_LoopField, %Ma ...

Say I have a textfile

abc.txt
which reads

i love autohotkey
the fox is brown
i hate monkeys

and def.txt
which reads

i love autohotkey
the fox is too brown
i hate monkeys

...

thanks for advice with show/hide... although my approach is wrong, ive solved it by using gui +LastFoundExist

but anyway, im a bit lazy to change all that code now, but in future ill be sure to use ...

im still new at this, i assume hGui is just a variable like any other..

and so i suppose the flaw has to do with hGui := WinExist() as when gui is destroyed, that variables remains unchanged....
...

someone mind explaining to me what hGui is ?

LicensePage:
If !hGui
{
Gui,1: +LastFound
hGui := WinExist()
msgbox, hi
}
else
{
WinShow, ahk_id %hGui%
msgbox, bye
}

Gui 1:+LabelLicense ...

Say I have a Menu Tray item that calls a gui window

menu, tray, add, item, opengui
opengui:
gui blabalbala

problem here is, if i click "item" that opens the gui window... and ...

thanks

I need control over my GUI's..

So far I've used

gui +labelsomething

somethingGuiClose:
sdfds

doesn't appear to work

why not destroy them?