The key wizard loops 20, and the key wizard loops to jump

Once the diagram is found, it works normally. If the graph is not found, it will always loop indefinitely, and it is impossible to loop.

b + 1a + 1

There is no point in writing alone like this. Unless you want to add incrementally, you should write a=a+1loop while c = ''a+b''

Cyclic conditions cannot be true. Double-quoted characters are used as strings, and cannot be double-quoted if they are used as variables.

And the script logic is not rigorous, and the loop conditions are meaningless. After finding the graph, the script has jumped to the corresponding marker, and if it is not found, the values of a and b in the loop must be equal. The condition while c = ''a+b'' can be omitted entirely.

It's better not to write.

Where is c=2 written?

while c = ‘‘a+b’’

This paragraph will never hold, all your do.... does not loop.

I finally understand your A+1; b+1, it should be a=1; b=1, right?

Then do C=A+B once before the loop

Writing so many assignment decisions as Maozz said, is that you are overthinking, in all the loops (do...).loop, just one of them) As long as the script runs to the goto section, it will definitely jump to the rem position, and the part of the loop that is not executed will not continue to execute, on the other hand, if you want to meet the condition and continue the previous loop after executing the specified instruction, then use the method of calling the subroutine.

If you want to meet the condition that the specified instruction is executed while continuing the loop, then call it multithreading.

In short, you need to understand the logic of the whole script first, as you asked earlier if you can jump out of the loop, and the answer is.

If you find any of them, you will be able to jump out of the loop, and you will not find the second one after finding the first one.

If you don't find the first one, you'll find the second one, and if you don't find the second one, go back to the beginning of the loop and continue to find the first one (provided that your loop judgment instruction is correct).

while true

ifcolor 458, 562, "4a69", 0 thenend if

call , 458, 562)

wend remove while true

HAD statement.

Commonly used are: n (is the number of times or judgment statements).

Infinite loop, which can also be conditional).

true (this is a conditional loop).

kaishi (jump loop).

Button Wizard is a software that simulates the actions of a mouse and keyboard. By making scripts, you can have a key wizard replace your hands and automatically perform a series of mouse and keyboard actions. The key wizard is easy to use and does not require any programming knowledge to make powerful scripts.

As long as you can use your hands in front of the computer to complete the action, the key wizard can be replaced to complete.

Currently, the key wizard has been updated to [ ] update. From a programming point of view, it is a collection of scripts and debugging tools for some plugins. **Not public. Generated sprites, patterned interface.