Hello there,
Thanks for the awesome work you've done with the Auctionaz
I need some help.
I want to make Actionaz do:
1. Ask for a number, user will give the number.
2. Put the number in a variable
3. If the number is 1, then click there(given position), else if number is 2, then click there(different given position). The number range is 0-36.
3. Empty the variable.
4. Loop from 1.
Can you help me?
Representation of If;else procedure
Re: Representation of If;else procedure
Hi,
1 and 2: use the data input action.
3: use the variable condition action.
3: use the variable action.
4: use the goto action.
1 and 2: use the data input action.
3: use the variable condition action.
3: use the variable action.
4: use the goto action.
"My software never has bugs. It just develops random features."
Re: Representation of If;else procedure
Thanks , done.
I have one more question.
I have a program that generate numbers.
Is there a way to grab this number in a variable?
I have one more question.
I have a program that generate numbers.
Is there a way to grab this number in a variable?
Re: Representation of If;else procedure
Yes, you could use a click action and a key action to select and copy the text, then a clipboard action to paste it into a variable.
"My software never has bugs. It just develops random features."
Re: Representation of If;else procedure
IT's not text, it is an image. Can't copy paste it.
Re: Representation of If;else procedure
To do that you could use OCR (Optical character recognition), but there is no such engine within Actionaz. (essentially because there is no free software library/tool to do it)
If it's a captcha then it's probably impossible, because captchas are specificaly designed to prevent automation.
If it's a captcha then it's probably impossible, because captchas are specificaly designed to prevent automation.
"My software never has bugs. It just develops random features."
Re: Representation of If;else procedure
No, it's not captcha.
It's just a picture with a number. From 0-36
It's just a picture with a number. From 0-36
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Re: Representation of If;else procedure
Hi,
Into the system actions of Actionaz 3 you've got one called "find picture".
Just associate this find picture to a variable and the if else procedure explained before.
Into the system actions of Actionaz 3 you've got one called "find picture".
Just associate this find picture to a variable and the if else procedure explained before.
Re: Representation of If;else procedure
Yes, that could work, but then you will have to create one image for each number.
"My software never has bugs. It just develops random features."