Correct me if I'm wrong as I am still learning all the features and capabilities of AHK, but doesn't this behavior already exist in the form of return ? I suppose one could even use Reload upon errors. Or maybe I'm misunderstanding what the person is so LIVID about. I know that when I'm trying to ru...

@flyingDman

I guess ask and I shall receive. This is... beautiful. Thank you.

flyingDman So... like this, then... for idx, val in StrSplit(FileRead(file), "`n", "`r") { if (idx == 1) { Loop Parse, val, "csv" { arrayOfHeaders.Push(A_LoopField) } } else { arrayOfData := [] Loop Parse, val, "csv" { arrayOfData.Push(A_LoopField) } subdict := Map() for index, value in arrayOfData...

flyingDman As far as I can tell, I cannot parse each individual line with the information that I want to extract with FileRead . I would still have to loop through the lines anyway so I can parse the information as I need to. I'm dealing with over 100 lines per file so that I can do my work tasks a...

Updated code thanks to flyingDman I went searching for a way to convert CSV to an Associative array, and I found old code in a couple places, but they were for AHK v1. So, because I needed this for work, I went about trying to recreate it for v2. The original code can be found here: read CSV to Asso...

WarlordAkamu67 So, turns out that while the v1 code used array, subdict should have been upgraded to use Map() . I didn't even need the array.Push({}) portion of it, but I did need to use Push. Now I have fully functional code, partly due to your contributions, albeit it not direct. Thanks! CSVtoDi...

WarlordAkamu67 Yes, that is all understood. But from my understanding, the script is merely attempting to create an object for array[A_Index - 1] so that information CAN be pushed to it. It seems that the code worked in AHKv1, so now I need to understand what needs to change for the object to be cr...

I'm trying to take old AHKv1 code and turn it into ahkv2 (used the converter for this, truthfully), but I'm getting an error at the following: 028: array[A_Index - 1] := {} Error: Invalid index And I am unsure how to fix it. The v1 code I grabbed came from here: read CSV to Associative Array My csv ...

mikeyww Yep, that was it. I was used to my own hotstrings working immediately after typing them without an end character because I wrote all my current ones with *, and this one uses T. I may need to make some modifications for that. What I'm trying to do is help a friend with work stuff and allowi...

I'm using the Hotstring Helper script provided by the documents, and I'm trying to determine if I need to make adjustments or if what I want to do just doesn't work. Simple question: Is it possible to create hotstrings using '.' as an indicator? For example, .sig would input my entire signature. I a...

@emp00

Hotstrings to convert from v1 to v2 code, as some may be accustomed to v1 coding style still.

Thanks for the feedback, guys! I learned a couple things here, but ultimately simplified my code a bit more to: ^+t:: { faxTankMap := Map() faxTankMap["headers"] := "User, Pages, Date, Time, Fax ID" tempClip := "" limitReached := false WebMedEl := UIA.ElementFromHandle("A") scrollBarEl := WebMedEl.E...

Descolada I wound up using the second example (and corrected some mistakes from the example), and it seems considerably faster than it had been before. I would use the Caching option, except I am refreshing the group of elements through a loop to get the next set to insert them into an array. Still...

I'm just trying to see if this is as clean as it gets for this code, or if there's something that I'm overlooking that would make this even cleaner. The getRowElements is a non-issue here, just want to focus on this bit of code. ^+t:: { global faxTankArray := [] faxTankArray.Push("User, Pages, Date,...

Descolada Is there a faster way to achieve these same results? getRowElements(base) { WebMedEl := UIA.ElementFromHandle("A") rowUser := WebMedEl.FindElement({AutomationId: base}).Name rowPage := WebMedEl.FindElement({AutomationId: base+1}).Name rowID := WebMedEl.FindElement({AutomationId: base+3})....

Thanks, @mikeyww!

Still so many things that I am learning here. This helped quite a bit!

Real simple problem, hopefully there's a simple solution. Is there a way to delay the next step until SendText has completed its job? In my case, it cuts off the input text because it wants to race to the next step before it completes. SendText "This is some text that gets cut off midway if I do not...

Descolada I'm attempting to click on an element that has no name, no value, and really no explicit identifying marks except to be located here in the tree: 3,2,1,1,#,1,1,1: Type: 50033 (Pane) Name: "CTableIconElement" LocalizedType: "pane" AutomationId: "386259960" ClassName: "Client Screen Element...

@Descolada

That indeed solved the problem. You have amazing patience for all the questions you get asked, and as usual, I appreciate your quick responses.

@Descolada

Ah, I think I found out why it doesn't work for me. Apparently the element I am attempting to find has a newline affixed to it, so it doesn't recognize Value: "Some Value" because the actual value is:

Value:"Some Value 
"

as copied from UIA. Is there a way to account for that?