How To Seperate My Code?

[botmaker7 5]

Right now I have like 200 lines of code in my bot. It's all piled into one main script.

 

What I want to know is how to seperate my code.. like for example, instead of:

 

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Comment: Part1 - Scrape

Set

Loop

Scrape

Add to List

 

Comment: Part 2 - Send

Set

Loop

Send

 

Comment: Part 3 - Verify

Loop

Navigate

Search For Text

 

etc etc

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What I'd much rather have is my main script look like this:

 

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Comment: Part1 - Scrape

Include Scrape

 

Comment: Part 2 - Send

Include Send

 

Comment: Part 3 - Verify

Include Verify

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Then I can edit each of those 'includes' its own tab or its own .ubot file.

 

Is this possible in ubot? I need a better way to seperate and clean up my code.

[innerged 15]

subroutines, by adding tabs.  or adding ui buttons which will act as subroutines.  If you use the ui button method then each button would have to be pressed in order for the fucntion to be carried out.

[a2mateit 395]

The define command is what you need.

 

Put each step from Part 1-3 into defines.

 

Then call them in the order you need them.

 

http://wiki.ubotstudio.com/wiki/Define

[botmaker7 5]

@innerged - thanks for the response! the only problem is I still want the entire script to run on its own with just one press of the play button

 

@a2mateit - is it possible to create a define command in tab 2 then call it in tab 1?

[TheBigWeb 40]

In the old version (V3) you could use includes but in V4 / V5 the best way I have found is to use defines and store them in a text file so you can use them for future projetcs. When I create a big bot I have a separate tab which I use for generic code, another for bot specific code etc. This way it keeps everything manageable.

[a2mateit 395]

@a2mateit - is it possible to create a define command in tab 2 then call it in tab 1?

 

Yes it is possible.

[the_way 52]

i use:

 

onload

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define 1

define 2

define 3

...

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main loop

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ui stat 1

ui stat 2

[xenergy 3]

Try this one :

 

Tab1 (Main Tab):

UI Button("Execute") {

Command1()

Command2()

Command3()

}

 

Tab2:

define Command1 {

comment("list of commands here")

}

 

Tab3:

define Command2 {

comment("list of commands here")

}

 

Tab4:

define Command3 {

comment("list of commands here")

}

[botmaker7 5]

You guys are great, thanks for the help!

 

i use:

 

onload

---------

define 1

define 2

define 3

...

---------

main loop

--------

ui stat 1

ui stat 2

 

Never used that on load command before, very useful, thx!