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  1. TheDcoder
    The main reason is that AutoIt has an official UDF for interacting with IE and it has many functions which makes the automation easier
  2. TheDcoder
    Hi, first of all, great framework! I am in a scenario where I have multiple buttons with the "same properties" (atleast the same "title" property). They all look the same... but I have to click on a specific button. The simplespy.au3 script's generated code clicks on the first button... and I have to click on the 3rd button (let's assume). How do I accomplish this? I can provide more information if wanted, thanks in advance!
  3. TheDcoder
    Why do you think that it is better than my suggestion of creating a Local variable?
  4. TheDcoder
    Sorry @Jos, I thought this forum followed the "one question per thread" policy. Again, many apologies
  5. TheDcoder
    Glad to know that my code works . About your other question, I recommend you to ask to MODs to split the thread with the question about GUI in the AutoIt GUI Help forum, only 1 question per 1 thread
  6. TheDcoder
    Let me know if it works
  7. TheDcoder
    You can use the Assign function in a loop For $iVarNum = 1 To 10 Assign("v" & $iVarNum, $iVarNum) Next
  8. TheDcoder
    Rings some bells
  9. TheDcoder
    Looks like you have misunderstood me Melba, I was trying to propose that as an idea, not to actually use Volatile to do what @czardas wanted
  10. TheDcoder
    Something like this?: Global Volatile $vOneTimeUseOnly
  11. TheDcoder
    So are we talking about Local variables at the scope of "outside functions"?
  12. TheDcoder
    I think it would create more confusion for beginners , why encourage them to use which is not the way it works just to make sure that they use Local inside functions? The newbies use global variables, which are very easy to understand, as the newbies progress in their programming adventure, they will eventually recognize that Local variables are used inside functions... I see no problem here with using Global variables .
  13. TheDcoder
    Quite funny . I prefer to do it right when I do it, no matter how small "it" is .
  14. TheDcoder
    nope, gists are hard to manage and they have limited version control. Also, gist isn't really suited for multiple files, hard to navigate and download the required bits link to the raw code or linking to specific lines of code in a file.
  15. TheDcoder
    If I remember correctly, isn't it impossible to declare Local variables outside functions? AutoIt automatically creates a global variable when declared out side a function regardless of the Keyword used to declare the variable. Local $vGlobalVariable = "foobar" Example() Func Example() MsgBox(0, $vGlobalVariable, $vGlobalVariable) EndFunc That code snippet works for me .
  16. TheDcoder
    I can volunteer to manage a GitHub repository . Please let me know if anyone needs a hand . Regarding to the link between the exercises and solution, we can follow a naming scheme for the names of the code snippet files (.au3 files).
  17. TheDcoder
    Maybe we can upload all of the answers as code snippets to a GitHub repository?
  18. TheDcoder
    Are we going to post the solutions in this thread where everything is not in one place?
  19. TheDcoder
    LOL
  20. TheDcoder
    Western coast of the Netherlands? or Holland in the US?
  21. TheDcoder
    English spelling in German?
  22. TheDcoder
    Hmm... since I no longer use ISN AutoIt Studio, I have forgotten most of the options . @ISI360 might be able to help you!
  23. TheDcoder
    This is how it looks for me:
  24. TheDcoder
    I have used the Gui Builder and as far as I remember, I was using the English version
  25. TheDcoder
    You can try my Process UDF which is capable of returning the STD output for you
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