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Hannibal_32
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 Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 4:19 pm Post subject: Uncheck All?? Checkbox question |
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Hey guys.. Have a really quick question that I was unable to solve by looking into previous posts. I have a script with 42 checkboxes.. I would like for the user to be able to undo all of the checkboxes with an "uncheck" box, rather than unchecking all of them individually. Is this possible??
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sinkfaze
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| Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 4:35 pm Post subject: |
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If the ClassNN of the checkboxes are an incrementing value (Button1, Button2, etc.) you should be able to run a loop to uncheck them all:
| Code: | SetControlDelay -1
Loop, 42
GuiControl, CheckBox, Button%A_Index%, 0 ; 0 indicates unchecked checkbox |
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Hannibal_32
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| Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 5:14 pm Post subject: |
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Hey Sink.. Unfortunately, my buttons are not sequentially named, nor can they be. Good idea for the future though.. Is there a way to shorten this?
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ButtonUncheckAll:
GuiControl, , CB1, 0
GuiControl, , CB2, 0
GuiControl, , CB3, 0
GuiControl, , CB4, 0
GuiControl, , CB5, 0
GuiControl, , CB6, 0
GuiControl, , CB7, 0
GuiControl, , CB8, 0
GuiControl, , CB9, 0
GuiControl, , CB10, 0
GuiControl, , CB11, 0
GuiControl, , CB12, 0
GuiControl, , CB13, 0
GuiControl, , CB14, 0
GuiControl, , CB15, 0
GuiControl, , CB16, 0
GuiControl, , CB17, 0
GuiControl, , CB18, 0
GuiControl, , CB19, 0
GuiControl, , CB20, 0
GuiControl, , CB21, 0
GuiControl, , CB22, 0
GuiControl, , CB23, 0
GuiControl, , CB24, 0
GuiControl, , CB25, 0
GuiControl, , CB26, 0
GuiControl, , CB27, 0
GuiControl, , CB28, 0
GuiControl, , CB29, 0
GuiControl, , CB30, 0
GuiControl, , CB31, 0
GuiControl, , CB32, 0
GuiControl, , CB33, 0
GuiControl, , CB34, 0
GuiControl, , CB35, 0
GuiControl, , CB36, 0
GuiControl, , CB37, 0
GuiControl, , CB38, 0
GuiControl, , CB39, 0
GuiControl, , CB40, 0
GuiControl, , CB41, 0
GuiControl, , CB42, 0
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sinkfaze
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| Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 5:26 pm Post subject: |
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| Hannibal_32 wrote: | | Unfortunately, my buttons are not sequentially named, nor can they be. |
Oh no what I meant was when you physically open the GUI and check the ClassNN of the checkbox controls, usually they are sequential.
Theoretically you should still be able to shorten it the same way using your variables:
| Code: | ButtonUncheckAll:
SetControlDelay -1
Gui, Submit, NoHide
Loop, 42
GuiControl, CheckBox, CB%A_Index%, 0 |
If that doesn't appear to work you can always clear out the 'CheckBox' section of the GUIControl command and try again but I think that will be necessary to set the checkbox properly.
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Hannibal_32
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| Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 5:38 pm Post subject: |
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AHHHHH.. That makes a lot of sense.. I think I finally understand the loop command..
THANKS!
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