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 Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 1:50 am Post subject: List of all Vars |
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I searched the forum for this but found nothing, so i write. Is there a function or an existing variable in ahk that has a list of all the variables being used in a script, including those owned by controls (Gui, Add, Button, vMyVar, ...)
I would like to parse this list of vars and display them in a Listview control, showing each variables contents. In conjunction with Settimer I would like to do this in real-time.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
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| Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 1:56 am Post subject: Listvars |
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Listvars
Damn too slow... lol
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lol
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| Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 2:31 am Post subject: |
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Well yes of course. I know. But this method displays to a seperate window, whose contents must be extracted and parsed , then organized before it can be used. I am looking for a simple function that can create and update a list of the variables that exist within a script. then this list can be handled in a number of ways.
ex:
ListOfAllVars = MyVar1,MyVar2,MyVar3
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| Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 3:01 am Post subject: hmmm |
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I don't know of a way that AHK does this automatically. You might have to do it yourself.
You could write a function that keeps track of the variables that you create. It wouldn't be automatic but it would work.
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iVarCount := 0
MyVar = "Hello World"
MyVar2 = "Hey you guys"
AddVar("MyVar")
AddVar("MyVar2")
; Add ListView Code here to display vars...
Return
AddVar(strVarName)
{
global
VarList%iVarCount% := strVarName
iVarCount = iVarCount + 1
}
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You could also grab the output from a ListVars and put that list of variables in your script.
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| Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 11:13 am Post subject: |
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| Invalid User wrote: | | I am looking for a simple function that can create and update a list of the variables that exist within a script. then this list can be handled in a number of ways. |
I asked for that already, but it doesn't exist. IIRC, Laszlo shown how to grab this info from the list var window.
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| Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 2:47 pm Post subject: |
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Heres something i did a while back....Could give ideas anyway
| Code: | ; #WinActivateForce
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
DetectHiddenWindows, On
; SetBatchLines -1
Nick:=1
_Debug(3, True)
MsgBox, Nick - %Nick%
; _Debug(1, False)
_Debug(3, True)
MsgBox, End of Debug Routine
; MsgBox
ExitApp
; Pause
return
============================================
; --- Method
; --- "1" - Display the current variables
; --- "2" - Display the last lines executed
; --- "3" - 1 & 2
;
; --- Pause
; --- "0" - Do not Pause the Script
; --- "1" - Default - Pause the Script before exiting the function
_Debug(Method,PauseOn=1)
{
Global Vars_0
;
IfEqual, Method, 1
{
Gosub, CreateVariableWindow
}
IfEqual, Method, 2
{
Gosub, ShowLastLines
}
IfEqual, Method, 3
{
Gosub, CreateVariableWindow
Gosub, ShowLastLines
}
IfEqual, PauseOn, 1
{
Gui, 90:+LastFound
Gui, 90:Default
GuiControl, Enable, Button1
GuiControl, Enable, VarToChange
GuiControl, Enable, NewValue
Gosub, ShowScriptCommander
}
; return
}
ShowScriptCommander:
Gui, 95:Add, Button, gPtoggle, Pause
Gui, 95:Show, ; x988 y236,
Pause, Toggle
Return
Ptoggle:
Pause, Toggle
Gui, 95:Destroy
Return
CreateVariableWindow:
Gui, 90:Destroy
Gui, 90:Add, ListView, h300 w400, Variable Name|Size|Capacity|Value
Gui, 90:+LastFound
Gui, 90:Default
Gui, 90:Listview, SysListView321
LV_Delete()
AutoTrim, On
ListVars
ControlGetText, CurVars, Edit1, AutoHotkey v1.0
; debug_WriteLogFile(CurVars)
WinHide, AutoHotkey v1.0
CV:= ;
StringReplace, CurVars, CurVars, [, ^, A
StringReplace, CurVars, CurVars, ], ^, A
StringReplace, CurVars, CurVars, of, ^, A
StringReplace, CurVars, CurVars, :, %A_Space%, A
StringSplit, VarList_, CurVars, `n
Loop, %VarList_0%
{
Loop %Vars_0%
Vars_%A_Index%:= ;
StringSplit, Vars_, VarList_%A_Index%, ^
Gui, 90:+LastFound
Gui, 90:Default
Gui, 90:Listview, SysListView321
Vars_1=%Vars_1%
Vars_2=%Vars_2%
Vars_3=%Vars_3%
Vars_4=%Vars_4%
Test:= ;
StringLeft, Test, Vars_1, 3
IfEqual, Test, ---
Continue
Test:= ;
IfEqual, Vars_2, %Test%
Continue
LV_Add("",Vars_1,Vars_2, Vars_3,Vars_4)
CV:=CV . Vars_1 . "|"
}
Loop % LV_GetCount("Column")
LV_ModifyCol(A_Index, "AutoHdr")
LV_ModifyCol(1, "Sort")
Sort, CV, D|
Gui, 90:Add, ComboBox, r6 w175 vVarToChange, %CV%
Gui, 90:Add, Edit, r1 w300 vNewValue, New Value
Gui, 90:Add, Button, gUpdateVarValue , Update
Gui, 90:+Resize
Gui, 90:Show, x28 y350, Current Variables
; debug_WriteLogFile(CurVars)
Return
UpdateVarValue:
Gui, 90:Submit
%VarToChange%:=NewValue
GoSub, CreateVariableWindow
Return
ShowLastLines:
Gui, 91:Destroy
ListLines
ControlGetText, LastLinesEx, Edit1, AutoHotkey v1.0
debug_WriteLogFile(LastLinesEx)
WinHide, AutoHotkey v1.0
Gui, 91:Add, Edit, r20 w600,%LastLinesEx%
Gui, 91:Show, x362 y477, Last Lines Executed
Return
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