For Brad

#SingleInstance, Force


/*

  Brad, I wrote this scirpt because I am under the impression that it is what you are looking for, if this is not what you
  need let me know and i'll have a closer look




*/


;I assume that "admin", "bwsr", "crs" etc are litterial text
; if that is true, when you do a if statement that has () around what you are testing, the text needs to have quotes
; if(The_Info_Stored_In_My_Variable = "Litterial text")

;I assume that when you have a if statement with () and the variables have %% around them, you don't mean that you are
; checking for the name of a variable stored in those variables. If that is the case it should be like this.
;if(Var1 = Var2)

;Some things in AutoHotkey are not very straight forward, variables are one of them, and it will take time to know the ins and outs.


;Ok here is a dummy script that I think covers what you are trying to do. I am using my own values,
;so you would have to take how I do this and edit it for your own use


;List of vars used later:

Var1:= "Some random value 1"
Var2:= "Some random value 2"
Var3:= 1234 ;real numbers not text
Var4:= 5678




:C:Ryan::
    i:= 0 ; This Variable will track how many times we have looped.
    Loop 2
        {
            InputBox,User_Input,Getting User Input, Please enter your info
            Sleep, 100
            Msgbox, % User_Input
            ;I don't know if you want case senstive or not. if you want case sensitive then in the if statement use == if not use =
            ;because I don't know what you want, I am going with it not mattering how it is entered (Not case sensitive).
            if(User_Input = "admin")
                {
                    Output := "The output for this is 0001"  ;setting the output, can be w/e you want
                    msgbox, The Variable "Output" now has a value of `n`n%Output%`n`nThe loop will now exit.
                    break ;because we found what we wanted we will exit the loop
                }
            else if(User_Input = "bwsr")
                {
                    Output := "The output for this is 0002" ;setting the output, can be w/e you want
                    msgbox, The Variable "Output" now has a value of `n`n%Output%`n`nThe loop will now exit.
                    break ;because we found what we wanted we will exit the loop
                }
            else if(User_Input = "crs")
                {
                    Output := "The output for this is 0003" ;setting the output, can be w/e you want
                    msgbox, The Variable "Output" now has a value of `n`n%Output%`n`nThe loop will now exit.
                    break ;because we found what we wanted we will exit the loop
                }


            ;This next part will show how to compare the user input to the value of variables. I have placed the vars near the top of the script


            else if(User_Input = Var1)
                {
                    Output := "The output for this is 0004" ;setting the output, can be w/e you want
                    msgbox, The Variable "Output" now has a value of `n`n%Output%`n`nThe loop will now exit.
                    break ;because we found what we wanted we will exit the loop
                }
            else if(User_Input = Var2)
                {
                    Output := "The output for this is 0005" ;setting the output, can be w/e you want
                    msgbox, The Variable "Output" now has a value of `n`n%Output%`n`nThe loop will now exit.
                    break ;because we found what we wanted we will exit the loop
                }
            else if(User_Input = Var3)
                {
                    Output := "The output for this is 0006" ;setting the output, can be w/e you want
                    msgbox, The Variable "Output" now has a value of `n`n%Output%`n`nThe loop will now exit.
                    break ;because we found what we wanted we will exit the loop
                }
            else if(User_Input = Var4)
                {
                    Output := "The output for this is 0007" ;setting the output, can be w/e you want
                    msgbox, The Variable "Output" now has a value of `n`n%Output%`n`nThe loop will now exit.
                    break ;because we found what we wanted we will exit the loop
                }

            ; Now that we are done all the tests, if the loop has not been broken by now we will pop up a message saying to retry.
            ; I have set the loop to go twice, if after the second try we will show another message saying that they need to relaunch this to try again.

            ;The way I will set this up is by making a variable the has one added to it each time it goes through this, and depending on the value of that
            ; variable, it will show the message that goes along with what is happening.

            i++  ;Adding 1 to the value of "i"
            if(i=1)
                {
                    msgbox, Your input didn't match what we were looking for.`nYou will now be brought back to the beginning to try again.
                }
            else if(i = 2)
                {
                    msgbox, Your input didn't match twice now.`nPlease contact so and so, or run the script again.`n`nThis part of the script will now exit.
                }
        }

    MsgBox, we are now outside that part of the script. `n`nYou can do w/e you need to from here.

    return




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