I'm using AutoIt:
$1 = GetItemBySlot(1, 1)
$2 = GetItemBySlot(1, 2)
$3 = GetItemBySlot(1, 3)
$4 = GetItemBySlot(1, 4)
$5 = GetItemBySlot(1, 5)
The code repeats for 40 lines. How can I shorten it?
I'm using AutoIt:
$1 = GetItemBySlot(1, 1)
$2 = GetItemBySlot(1, 2)
$3 = GetItemBySlot(1, 3)
$4 = GetItemBySlot(1, 4)
$5 = GetItemBySlot(1, 5)
The code repeats for 40 lines. How can I shorten it?
You could shorten this by using Assign() and Eval().
For $i = 1 To 5
Assign($i, GetItemBySlot(1, $i))
Next
That would be 3 lines instead of n lines. During runtime this will be expanded to:
Assign(1, GetItemBySlot(1, 1))
Assign(2, GetItemBySlot(1, 2))
Assign(3, GetItemBySlot(1, 3))
Assign(4, GetItemBySlot(1, 4))
Assign(5, GetItemBySlot(1, 5))
To get the data of those variables you need to use the Eval
function. So
For $i = 1 To 5
Eval($i)
Next
returns the value of GetItemBySlot(1, $i)
.
For $i = 1 To 40
$aItemsBySlot[$i] = GetItemBySlot(1, $i)
Next
As per Documentation - Intro - Arrays:
An Array is a variable containing a series of data elements. Each element in this variable can be accessed by an index number which relates to the position of the element within the Array - in AutoIt the first element of an Array is always element [0]. Arrays elements are stored in a defined order and can be sorted.
Example in GetItemBySlotMulti()
(untestes, no error-checking):
Global $aItems
; Assign:
$aItems = GetItemBySlotMulti(1, 40)
; Retrieve single value (output item #1 to console):
ConsoleWrite($aItems[1] & @CRLF)
; Retrieve all values:
For $i = 1 To $aItems[0]
ConsoleWrite($aItems[$i] & @CRLF)
Next
; Retrieve amount of items:
ConsoleWrite($aItems[0] & @CRLF)
; Re-assign a single value (re-assign item #1):
$aItems[1] = GetItemBySlot(1, 1)
; Function (used to assign example):
Func GetItemBySlotMulti(Const $iSlot, Const $iItems)
Local $aItemsBySlot[$iItems +1]
$aItemsBySlot[0] = $iItems
For $i = 1 To $iItems
$aItemsBySlot[$i] = GetItemBySlot($iSlot, $i)
Next
Return $aItemsBySlot
EndFunc
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