Thanks Marcus,

As we all know, Whats the best way to find bugs? Release the software!

Help updates coming also?

Setting the seed WILL always give you the same number. It is supposed to. Typically, with seed not set, the seed is determined through some date and time stamp(?) or some other wildly variable choice. The numbers that are generated after setting the seed should be random but those numbers will be th...

I just installed 14.1 and ran into a problem where UIGetAccessibleList seems to not be supported even though it is shown in the CodeBuilders list of commands. Clicking on it does open a dialog like the other commands do. Typing it in, there is no auto detect (ie; turn green). The other UI... command...

Just write to an INI file that both scripts have access to.

Script B just checks the entry every so often and if Script A has set the flag to 'Finished' (however you define that), then it runs, else loop again

The Read /Write INI files commands are solid and very easy to use.
What could be simpler?

Previous message was supposed to be

This cleared up another problem I was having where
Let>cnt=cnt+1 wasn't working.

Thanks again!

Thanks Marcus!

Yes if I say "Let>ElementCount=Macro" that works fine.
Only if I am grabbing screen text, it doesn't work.

(I know it shouldn't matter but I am seeing that it does make a difference.)

I am grabbing some text from the screen and then selecting the character that should be a number (testing for not equal 0). The problem is that MidStr does not work for just 1 character for this text. If I say Let>MyText=abc, then it works fine. Bug? This example looks for the word Macro in the titl...

I want to understand what you are trying to do...

Do you mean
0= 0%
1=4%
2=8%
3=12%
4=16%
5=20%
6=24%
7=28%
8=32%
9=36%

Then, how many of the numbers entered were:
=4%
<=8%
<=12%
<=16%
etc

Is this correct?

I love the the GetTextPos command. What about a variation that is window specific? That would speed things up quite a bit. GetTextPos(WinTitle(or Handle),Text,Left,Top,Right,Bottom,Relative(Window or screen)) Or, if the user could provide a specified area GetTextPos(Text,LookLeft,LookTop,LookRight,L...

Good catch hoangvo81 - in my code they are the same - this was something I messed up copying / pasting Cyber, I have tried quotes in every possible place/combination I would have sworn I tried this yesterday but I just found that, RUN >Report_param.exe /Parameter_1=TEST1 works But EXE>Report_param.e...

I am having a rough Monday here... Report_Param is the single line of code just as JRL suggested: MDL>Parameter_1 Running "Report_Param.exe" by itself runs fine and displays "Parameter_1" as expected. But when I run Report_Param.exe /Parameter_1="some text" "Windows cannot find c:\Users...\Report_Pa...

Compare the decimal part of the initial value to the 'rounding value' Let>InitVal1=14.26 Let>RoundOffset=0.25 // TruncVal1 will = 14 Let>TruncVal1={Trunc(%InitVal1%)} // DecimalPart will = 14.26 - 14 which = 0.26 Let>DecimalPart=InitVal1-TruncVal1 If>DecimalPart>RoundOffset // If 0.26 > 0.25, NewVal...

Since 0.5 is the normal 'break' point between going up or going down, we adjust for the difference from that amount. Then we Truncate rather than Round from the adjusted initial value. Let>InitVal1=14.74999 Let>InitVal2=14.75 Let>RoundOffset=0.75 Let>RoundedVal1={Trunc(%InitVal1%+(%RoundOffset%-0.5)...

This is code I have used through the years. One big advantage of this approach, is that it is easier for someone else to understand. Yes, RegEx is extremely powerful, but it isn't the easiest to read and know what the code is doing. //Change this to the number of decimal places you want Let>NumDecim...