Hello , i want to present my ID Changer today for S4 League Section and i have just 1 little problem :c , called : func Start ($iniFile)
Erroruplicate function name.
Screen :
Source code (If there's any other problem,tell me ^^):
If FileExists($File)Then
FileWrite("IDChanger.log",@CRLF&"Ended successful")
Else
FileWrite("IDChanger.log",@CRLF&"Ended not successful")
EndIf
EndFunc
func SetClothSet($CheckBox,$OLD,$NEW,$COUNT)
for $i = 0 to $COUNT-1
Set($OLD[$i],$NEW[$i],$CheckBox,0)
Next
EndFunc
wenn du mir die beiden #Include <....au3> datein geben würdest könnte ich gucken ob das so stimmt was ich jetzt verändert habe und keine sorge ich werde es nicht als meins ausgeben ich möchte dir nur helfen^^
Englisch (google translater) :
if you would give me the two # include <.... au3> datein I could watch if that's true then what I have now changed and no I'm not going to worry as mine I would like to spend only help you ^ ^
Even though your Problem seems to be resolved, I'd like to give you a tip of advice.
Try to name your Functions really specifically, e.g. "_OverwriteValues()", or something like that, it makes the code better readable, and you do not have to fear having this error.
My personal preference for funtionnames is also, to put a "_" infront of the actual functionname, this also makes for better readability, as you will allways know, that this is a custom command, that you are using, not a default .au3 function.
Even though your Problem seems to be resolved, I'd like to give you a tip of advice.
Try to name your Functions really specifically, e.g. "_OverwriteValues()", or something like that, it makes the code better readable, and you do not have to fear having this error.
My personal preference for funtionnames is also, to put a "_" infront of the actual functionname, this also makes for better readability, as you will allways know, that this is a custom command, that you are using, not a default .au3 function.