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making a conditional loop with keywait

 
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alexisfch



Joined: 09 Nov 2009
Posts: 92
PostPosted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 1:58 am    Post subject: making a conditional loop with keywait Reply with quote
how can I do a conditional loop with keywait

I have this (for two diferent keys "a" and "s") but doesn't work.

Code:
goto, difkey
return

difkey:
Loop
{
if (KeyWait(a, "D10")) {
run notepad.exe
 Break
    }
{
if (KeyWait(s, "D20")) {
run explorer.exe
 Break
    }
}


Thanks!! Razz
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jethrow



Joined: 24 May 2009
Posts: 1907
Location: Iowa, USA
PostPosted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 5:19 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
First things first, KeyWait is a command, not a function. Your example uses it as a function. After that, I'm still not entirely sure what your wanting to accomplish Wink , but here's my best shot:
Code:
goto, difkey
return

difkey:
Loop
{
if (KeyWait("a", "DT10")) {
run notepad.exe
 Break
    }
; {
if (KeyWait("s", "DT20")) {
run explorer.exe
 Break
    }
}

KeyWait( key, options ) {
   KeyWait, %key%, %options%
   Return, Not ErrorLevel
}

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PostPosted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 10:31 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
jethrow wrote:


I did it with this, directed if ErrorLevel = 0, but doesn't work
Code:
goto, difkey
return

difkey:
Loop
{
if (KeyWait("a", "DT20"))
If(ErrorLevel) {
run notepad.exe
 Break
    }
; {
if (KeyWait("s", "DT10"))
If(ErrorLevel) {
run explorer.exe
 Break
    }
}

KeyWait( key, options ) {
   KeyWait, %key%, %options%
   Return, Not ErrorLevel
}
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alexisfch



Joined: 09 Nov 2009
Posts: 92
PostPosted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 10:33 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
jethrow wrote:
First things first, KeyWait is a command, not a function. Your example uses it as a function. After that, I'm still not entirely sure what your wanting to accomplish Wink , but here's my best shot:
Code:
goto, difkey
return

difkey:
Loop
{
if (KeyWait("a", "DT10")) {
run notepad.exe
 Break
    }
; {
if (KeyWait("s", "DT20")) {
run explorer.exe
 Break
    }
}

KeyWait( key, options ) {
   KeyWait, %key%, %options%
   Return, Not ErrorLevel
}


What do you want to say with this????:

Code:
KeyWait( key, options ) {
   KeyWait, %key%, %options%
   Return, Not ErrorLevel
}
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PostPosted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 2:14 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
do u even understand his suggestions?

if u dont put "" on a, it will think of as variable name
thus, in the example code u provide:
Code:
if (KeyWait(a, "D10")) {

a <-- will be blank

u might understand better if u test the following script
Code:
function(a,b)
function("a","b")
a=123
b=456
function(a,b)
return

function( key, options ) {
   msgbox, %key% %options%
   Return
}
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