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Valery_000
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 Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 12:42 am Post subject: AutoIt for OpenOffice application |
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Hi,
Would you like to know about AutoIt options as laguage for OO automation under MS Windows?
For details, see, please, the message (and next one) of the AutoItList forum:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AutoItList/message/28459
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accabrown
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that looks like an awe-inpsirin gpice of work. Somone should say so, even if they don't use autooit  |
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Valery_000
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The awe-inspiring thing is really the AutoIt, though.
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Valery_000
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I forgot to add small piece of AutoIt code. For example:
;============================
Func GetDocsCount( )
Local $Count, $Docs, $Enum
$Count = 0
$Docs = $Desktop.getComponents()
$Enum = $Document.Text.createEnumeration
While $Enum.hasMoreElements
$Doc = $Enum.nextElement()
$Count += 1
Wend
Return $Count
EndFunc
This function returns count of existng documents on desktop. You can see that type definition (as Objects, as String and so on) is waste. This saves time/money. In addition, AutoIt is precise, flexible and Basic-likelanguage with Gui support which gives short and valid script answer to clear and correct question.
:!:
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