Yes. I'm using Rumba 7.4.
No, I don't have a choice in the matter.
Please help me automate this crone.
Here's what I got:
Dim RowNum As Integer
tmpStr=""
MsgAsk "What Row to read?", RowNum, 1
Dim ShipDate As String
EMReadScreen Readout 8, RowNum, 33
ShipDate = Readout
DlgStart
DlgTitle "Reads"
DlgItemType "The screen says" & ShipDate & "on row" & RowNum & "."
DlgInquire
DlgEnd
Error on the line "EMReadScreen Readout 8, RowNum, 33"; looks like I can't use a variable to set the row it's reading?
Can anyone help?
#Rumbacomma is missing at EMReadScreen command
Syntax:
EMReadScreen StringData, Length, Row, Column
Sub Main
Dim RowNum As Integer
Dim Readout As String
tmpStr=""
MsgAsk "What Row to read?", RowNum, 1
Dim ShipDate As String
EMReadScreen Readout,8,RowNum, 33
ShipDate = Readout
DlgStart
DlgTitle "Reads"
DlgItemType "The screen says" & ShipDate & "on row" & RowNum & "."
DlgInquire
DlgEnd
End Sub
Yes. I'm using Rumba 7.4.
No, I don't have a choice in the matter.
Please help me automate this crone.
Here's what I got:
Dim RowNum As Integer
tmpStr=""
MsgAsk "What Row to read?", RowNum, 1
Dim ShipDate As String
EMReadScreen Readout 8, RowNum, 33
ShipDate = Readout
DlgStart
DlgTitle "Reads"
DlgItemType "The screen says" & ShipDate & "on row" & RowNum & "."
DlgInquire
DlgEnd
Error on the line "EMReadScreen Readout 8, RowNum, 33"; looks like I can't use a variable to set the row it's reading?
Can anyone help?
#Rumbathanks andre .but to post data we need both row index and column index right?.but it returns only row number
Yes. I'm using Rumba 7.4.
No, I don't have a choice in the matter.
Please help me automate this crone.
Here's what I got:
Dim RowNum As Integer
tmpStr=""
MsgAsk "What Row to read?", RowNum, 1
Dim ShipDate As String
EMReadScreen Readout 8, RowNum, 33
ShipDate = Readout
DlgStart
DlgTitle "Reads"
DlgItemType "The screen says" & ShipDate & "on row" & RowNum & "."
DlgInquire
DlgEnd
Error on the line "EMReadScreen Readout 8, RowNum, 33"; looks like I can't use a variable to set the row it's reading?
Can anyone help?
#Rumbathanks andre .but to post data we need both row index and column index right?.but it returns only row number
Yes. I'm using Rumba 7.4.
No, I don't have a choice in the matter.
Please help me automate this crone.
Here's what I got:
Dim RowNum As Integer
tmpStr=""
MsgAsk "What Row to read?", RowNum, 1
Dim ShipDate As String
EMReadScreen Readout 8, RowNum, 33
ShipDate = Readout
DlgStart
DlgTitle "Reads"
DlgItemType "The screen says" & ShipDate & "on row" & RowNum & "."
DlgInquire
DlgEnd
Error on the line "EMReadScreen Readout 8, RowNum, 33"; looks like I can't use a variable to set the row it's reading?
Can anyone help?
#RumbaHi Babu,
it looks to me as if you are looking for search and replace functionality.
Here is a sample script:
Type CursorLoc
Row as Integer
Col as Integer
End Type
Sub Main
Dim MyLoc as CursorLoc
Dim FindString as String, NewString as String
DlgStart
DlgItemType "Seach For:"
DlgItemAsk "", FindString, 1, 10
DlgItemType "Replace with:"
DlgItemAsk "", NewString, 2, 10
DlgInquire
DlgGetItemValue 1 , FindString
DlgGetItemValue 2 , NewString
DlgEnd
EMSearch FindString, 1, 1, MyLoc.Row, MyLoc.Col
If MyLoc.Row > 0 then
Msgbox "Found " & FindString & " at " & MyLoc.Row & ", " & MyLoc.Col
EMSetCursor MyLoc.Row, MyLoc.Col
EMSendKey NewString
Else
Msgbox FindString & " not found on screen"
End If
End Sub
Note I am not padding out the replace strings, so if it is shorter than the search string it will only overwrite part of the search string.
Tom
Yes. I'm using Rumba 7.4.
No, I don't have a choice in the matter.
Please help me automate this crone.
Here's what I got:
Dim RowNum As Integer
tmpStr=""
MsgAsk "What Row to read?", RowNum, 1
Dim ShipDate As String
EMReadScreen Readout 8, RowNum, 33
ShipDate = Readout
DlgStart
DlgTitle "Reads"
DlgItemType "The screen says" & ShipDate & "on row" & RowNum & "."
DlgInquire
DlgEnd
Error on the line "EMReadScreen Readout 8, RowNum, 33"; looks like I can't use a variable to set the row it's reading?
Can anyone help?
#RumbaThat did it! Thank you for your help.
Now if only the syntax for all commands and functions were on the wiki...
