How to write it right?

[FangYX]

N = gg.prompt({"Test :[1;5]"},{},{"number"})
if N == nil then os.exit() else
if N[1] == true then
gg.searchNumber("1.0;1.0;1.5::9", gg.TYPE_FLOAT)
gg.getResults(100)
if N[1] == 1 then gg.editAll("1") end
if N[1] == 2 then gg.editAll("2") end
if N[1] == 3 then gg.editAll("3") end
if N[1] == 4 then gg.editAll("4") end
if N[1] == 5 then gg.editAll("5") end
end end

 

[CmP]

N = gg.prompt({"Test :[1;5]"}, {}, {"number"})
if N == nil then
  os.exit()
else
  gg.searchNumber("1.0;1.0;1.5::9", gg.TYPE_FLOAT)
  gg.getResults(100)
  gg.editAll(N[1])
end

 

[FangYX]

1 hour ago, CmP said:

N = gg.prompt({"Test :[1;5]"}, {}, {"number"})
if N == nil then
  os.exit()
else
  gg.searchNumber("1.0;1.0;1.5::9", gg.TYPE_FLOAT)
  gg.getResults(100)
  gg.editAll(N[1])
end

 

but how to write it if i want to change the value with 100, 150 or something?

[Lover1500]

3 hours ago, Fathoni267 said:

but how to write it if i want to change the value with 100, 150 or something?

--Here you should use set memory region

N = gg.prompt({"Test :[1;5]"}, {"1"}, {"number"}) -- pre-put value in prompt for better
if N == nil then os.exit()
  elseif N[1]=="" then os.exit() end

gg.searchNumber("1.0;1.0;1.5::9", 16) -- 16 is gg.TYPE_FLOAT
  gg.getResults(100)
  gg.editAll("100",16) -- if want 100 (float type)

 

[FangYX]

45 minutes ago, Lover1500 said:

--Here you should use set memory region

N = gg.prompt({"Test :[1;5]"}, {"1"}, {"number"}) -- pre-put value in prompt for better
if N == nil then os.exit()
  elseif N[1]=="" then os.exit() end

gg.searchNumber("1.0;1.0;1.5::9", 16) -- 16 is gg.TYPE_FLOAT
  gg.getResults(100)
  gg.editAll("100",16) -- if want 100 (float type)

 

no, i mean the 1 is 100, 2 is 150, 3 is 180 like that

[Lover1500]

 

if N[1]=="1" then local var = "100" end
if N[1]=="2" then local var = "150" end
-- etc

gg.searchNumber("1.0;1.0;1.5::9", 16)
gg.getResults(1000)
gg.editAll(var, 16)

 

[CmP]

10 hours ago, Lover1500 said:

 

if N[1]=="1" then local var = "100" end
if N[1]=="2" then local var = "150" end
-- etc

gg.searchNumber("1.0;1.0;1.5::9", 16)
gg.getResults(1000)
gg.editAll(var, 16)

 

Local variable has to be declared outside of the if-blocks for it to be visible at the last line. Like this: 

local var
if N[1] == "1" then var = "100" end
if N[1] == "2" then var = "150" end
-- other remaining code

Alternatively, global variable can be used, in which case no declaration is needed.

[Lover1500]

8 minutes ago, CmP said:

local var if N[1] == "1" then var = "100" end if N[1] == "2" then var = "150" end -- other remaining code

Thanks, i did miss again.