First of all, I'd highly recommend defining constants for you numerical values that you are testing against. It makes it easier if you ever change those values and also prevents against typos if you use those values elsewhere in your code.
Secondly, try a case statement. Do the processing you want if it equals the desired values, then utilize a "default" case which will contain the processing if it doesn't equal any of your desired values. ...Glenn On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 3:15 AM, Gotrek65 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm experimenting with a program called AutoIT and the language is > very similar to VB.net which I've taken several classes about. > I'm trying to incorporate a decimal PixelGetColor result with a if > then statement. Heres what I have so far. > > sleep(2000) > $cargo = PixelGetColor( 1629 , 896 ) > If $cargo = 6981005 then > MsgBox(0,"Cargohold Status","empty.") > elseif $cargo =12549944 then > Msgbox(0,"Cargohold Status","full.") > ElseIf $cargo <> 12549944 or 6981005 then > msgbox(0,"WTF?", $cargo) > EndIf > > There are only two general colors that should show on this pixel an > orangeish color or silver/white but through out the macro the shading > of the pixel changes. > > I'm not sure how to do a "Elseif $cargo doesn't=12549944 or 6981005 > then" or Is there a way to do a "Elseif $cargo = 12000000-12999999 > then" > > Thanks >
