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I've never dealt with html scraping, and I really don't want to go down that path if I don't have to, but is it possible to create something that can upload to CloudApp, hopefully without using a browser?

I found this, but I don't know how to use that language.

#Persistent SetTimer, terminate_secondary_program, 500 return terminate_secondary_program: Process, Exist, primary_program.exe If (ErrorLevel = 0) ; is not running return ; do nothing ; otherwise: Process, WaitClose, primary_program.exe run, %comspec% /k taskkill /F /IM secondary_program.exe && exi...

Or this: Process, Wait, Some.exe run, %comspec% /k taskkill /F /IM Some.exe && exit,, Hide ExitApp I forgot to mention that this is a 'watchdog' service that I use to kill an app that launches with another app. Once its launched, the only two ways to exit it is either for it to finish its task, or ...

Is there a better, less-processor-intense way of monitoring for a running process than:

Testing. Testing... 1,2, 3? Is this thing on?

Still having this issue and still scratching my head.

Anyone have any other thoughts?

jeeswg wrote: ↑

05 Dec 2018, 13:59

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I'm using Notepad++ with UTF-8 encoding. How would, or even COULD that have happened?

Looks like you have an extra character in your file path. When I copied the code into my editor I spotted the special character. Copy the example code you posted to the clipboard then run this: Loop, Parse, Clipboard { s .= A_LoopField "-" Ord(A_LoopField) "`n" } MsgBox % s Result: -9 I-73 f-102 -3...

I can't for the life of me figure out why this isn't working. The file exists, and I have even copied from the Properties | Security tab the full path to the file and put that in the script... it just won't display "File Found 0"... only "File Not Found 0". If FileExist("‪C:\Temp\HB.RDI") { MsgBox F...

I've never had any problems with ControlSetText, so I'm wondering if this is really the solution to your problem, however, here's a custom function. q:: ControlGetText, vText, Edit1, A if (vText = "") MsgBox, % MyControlSetText("abc", "Edit1", "A") return MyControlSetText(vText, vControl:="", vWinT...

I'm currently having to encode my email body within the script, and I would like to move it to an INI file, but the carriage returns and new lines for an IMAP object are a little illusive for me to grasp. I was hoping a guru or 20 here might help me out. Current setup: [Email] CongregationalEmailGre...

jeeswg wrote: ↑

19 Oct 2018, 19:39

I would just use ControlGetText to check, or create a custom ControlSetText function that used ControlGetText to check.

Ok, now you're just teasing me. lol. How does one go about creating a custom ControlSetText function?

jeeswg wrote: ↑

19 Oct 2018, 11:39

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while (WinExist("Child Window") && (bState<>cCommand vValue)) {

Cheers.

Jeeswg,
Thank you! That does help.

Would it be a good idea to add a feature request that validates ControlSetText as complete before continuing, or has that already been done and we're waiting?

I'm having random lag and not-in-focus problems that I am trying to circumvent without the use of a 'Sleep' command as I'm trying to speed things up in my script, and I would rather just simply use a 'validate entry' feature instead. I thought of using While loops to confirm an entry has indeed been...

wdmodlin wrote:It works. But as I said, it does not support the UDP connectionless model properly.

Did you ever get this sorted out?

I'm trying to find a listener to Behringer's X32 Compact which uses a form of Open Sound Control (OSC), and parse specific events to control my script.

I guess that I will just have to add a 20 second delay. Thanks for all the help.

I'm needing to come back to this thread because there's still something not right with Button (checkbox) selection between these two computers. If I use ControlGetText on the Windows 10 machine to identify the control's ID, all works like it should. But, on my Windows 7 machine... well, I am having ...

I don't know what the problem is, but I noticed: Global DatabaseFilename := "%OneDriveFolder%\Media Ministry\Master Disc List.xlsx" ;should probably be: global DatabaseFilename := OneDriveFolder "\Media Ministry\Master Disc List.xlsx" Thanks, jeeswg. I'm not sure if that applies as this script work...

System registry has .xlsx registered like it would be in this 'solution' , and double clicking on the file opens in Excel. I even tried to relocate the file to the desktop just to see if the OneDrive folder was an issue... no joy. I suppose that I could stick with the .xls version, but then I would ...