If Statement for Function looping incorrectly - if-statement

I am trying to recreate a simple program I made once in Python in VBScript to have it run in a dialog box.
This is the code:
Set objShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
Function Query()
query = InputBox("Please input the Subreddit you with to navigate to e.g (globaloffensive)", "iixCarbonxZz's Subreddit Finder")
End Function
Do
If query = "" Then
err = MsgBox("Please enter a Valid Subreddit", vbOKOnly + vbExclamation, "Invalid")
Else
objShell.Run("http://www.reddit.com/r/" & query)
WScript.Quit()
End If
Query()
Loop
My problem is this:
The code opens the input text box and if there is nothing in the text box when the OK button is pressed it should bring up the 'err' error message box and then loop. If it gets something in the input box it should use it then close the script.
In practice if I leave the box blank it displays the message, loops back to the input box but then if left blank again skips the if statement and just reloads the input box. If something is input that it can use it skips the if statement and reloads the box the first time and then runs and closes the second time. If prior to this a blank was submitted it will skip the if statement one further time before using the input properly.

Use a variable to store the function's result
Don't use the same name for the variable and the function
Demo:
Option Explicit
Function getQuery()
getQuery = InputBox("Please input the Subreddit you with to navigate to e.g (globaloffensive)", "iixCarbonxZz's Subreddit Finder")
End Function
Dim query
Do
query = getQuery()
If query = "" Then
err = MsgBox("Please enter a Valid Subreddit", vbOKOnly + vbExclamation,"Invalid")
Else
WScript.Echo "http://www.reddit.com/r/" & query
WScript.Quit 0
End If
Loop

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Spectator - leave input field

I am using Spectator to test my Angular application that uses ag-grid.
I am trying to click on a cell, input some value and leave that cell. ( press enter or click somewhere else on the page )
spectator.click('.ag-center-cols-container .ag-row:first-child .ag-cell');
spectator.typeInElement(
'hello',
'.ag-center-cols-container .ag-row:first-child .ag-cell input'
);
spectator.click();
The 2 first line work, I am able to select the first cell and then I am able to change the value. The problem is the 3rd line, I am unable to leave the input.
I tried the following as well: spectator.keyboard.pressEnter();

autohotkey search for a partial match

Can someone help with my code searching for a partial match. I seem to be stuck here.
I would like type only the first few letters in a combo-box, hit enter, and store whatever I have typed as a variable. Then I want to check my variable against my list for the closest name that matches what I have typed. That becomes the new variable. How do I do this?
#singleInstance, Force
list =
(
Phone Numbers
Important People
Modification
Traffic Data
Tasks
Tracker
)
Gui, +alwaysontop
Gui +Delimiter`n
Gui, Add, ComboBox, vMyVar w200 h110 CHOOSE1 sort, % LIST
Gui, Add, Button, gGO Default x+5 w60 h20 , GO
Gui, show, y200, What do you want now?!
return
; Type first couple letters in box hit enter
GO:
Gui, Submit, nohide
Loop, parse, List, `n
{
; Search LIST for nearest match
;First partial match found
; MyVar := "A_loopfield"
MsgBox % InStr(A_loopfield, DoThis)
}
if MyVar = Phone Numbers
; Msgbox or Function ETC..
Try
#singleInstance, Force
list =
(
Phone Numbers
Important People
Modification
Traffic Data
Tasks
Tracker
)
Gui, +alwaysontop
Gui +Delimiter`n
Gui, Add, ComboBox, vMyVar w200 h110 CHOOSE1 sort, % LIST
Gui, Add, Button, gGO Default x+5 w60 h20 , GO
Gui, show, y200, What do you want now?!
return
; Type first couple letters in box hit enter
GO:
Gui, Submit, nohide
GuiControlGet, text_typed,, ComboBox1
StringLen, length, text_typed ; retrieves the count of how many characters are in the text typed
Loop, parse, List, `n
{
If (SubStr(A_LoopField, 1, length) = text_typed)
{
GuiControl, Choose, MyVar, %A_LoopField%
If (A_LoopField = "Phone Numbers")
MsgBox, Item 1
; ...
If (A_LoopField = "Traffic Data")
MsgBox, Item 6
break
}
}
return

This cell duplicates image in that cell in spreadsheet?

Very simple. Cell A1 has an image in it, which I supply through Insert:Picture:From File...
Now I want Cell A3 to automatically show the same picture. I simply can't find a way-- certainly the "=" doesn't work. At this point, I don't care if the images are "links" or embedded, I just want it to work. Can it? Thx.
Edit, 09-01-17, based on Jim K's idea, here's macro code I have installed:
REM ***** BASIC *****
Private oListener as Object
Private cellA1 as Object
Sub AddListener
Dim Doc, Sheet, Cell as Object
Doc = ThisComponent
Sheet = Doc.Sheets.getByName("Sheet1")
cellA1 = Sheet.getCellrangeByName("A1")
'create a listener
oListener = createUnoListener("Modify_","com.sun.star.util.XModifyListener")
'register the listener
cellA1.addModifyListener(oListener)
End Sub
Sub Modify_disposing(oEv)
End Sub
Sub RmvListener
cellA1.removeModifyListener(oListener)
End Sub
' macro jumps here when oListener detects modification of Sheet
Sub Modify_modified(oEv)
Doc = ThisComponent
Sheet = Doc.Sheets.getByIndex(0)
originCell = Sheet.getCellByPosition(0,0)
originValue = originCell.Value
if originValue then
print "originValue is " & originValue
else
print "originValue zero"
end if
End Sub
The problem, ironically, is that it works. It works for integers and {non-value}, I mean an empty cell.
So any integer not zero prints TRUE, zero prints FALSE, and empty cell prints FALSE.
But that's where it quits working-- any kind of string "asdf" also returns FALSE.
Maybe that could be fixed, but there's something a lot worse: When I paste an image in the cell, or use the Insert/Image/From File... menu, or Cut an existing image... Nothing happens! The Sheet Modified business does not trigger the expected routine.
Any hope? Thx.
As you discovered, the solution in my comment does not work, because the Content changed event will not trigger when images are added. I looked into other events as well, but they did not work either.
So instead, we can set up a function that runs periodically. Each time it runs, it checks the count of images, and if any have been added or removed, it calls update_copied_images() below, which currently simply reports the value of cell A1, as in your code.
As explained here, I have not gotten a timer loop to work in Basic without crashing, so we can use Python instead (a better language, so this is not a drawback in my opinion).
import time
from threading import Thread
import uno
COLUMN_A, COLUMN_B, COLUMN_C = 0, 1, 2
FIRST_ROW = 0
def start_counting_images(action_event=None):
t = Thread(target = keep_counting_images)
t.start()
def keep_counting_images():
oDoc = XSCRIPTCONTEXT.getDocument()
oSheet = oDoc.getSheets().getByIndex(0)
oDrawPage = oSheet.getDrawPage()
messageCell = oSheet.getCellByPosition(COLUMN_C, FIRST_ROW)
messageCell.setString("Starting...")
prevCount = -1
while hasattr(oDoc, 'calculateAll'): # keep going until document is closed
count = oDrawPage.Count
if prevCount == -1 or prevCount != count:
prevCount = count
messageCell.setString("Number of Images: " + str(prevCount))
update_copied_images(oSheet)
time.sleep(1)
def update_copied_images(oSheet):
originCell = oSheet.getCellByPosition(COLUMN_A, FIRST_ROW)
originString = originCell.getString()
messageCell = oSheet.getCellByPosition(COLUMN_B, FIRST_ROW)
if len(originString):
messageCell.setString("originString '" + originString + "'")
else:
messageCell.setString("originString length is zero")
g_exportedScripts = start_counting_images,
To run, go to Tools -> Macros -> Run Macro, find the .py file under My Macros where you put this code, and run start_counting_images.

How to add regex matches to list in VB.net

I am having a Regex and I want the matches to be added to my previous List. The list (called "Items") has already some entries. (It got the entries from a listbox1 and added is now a datasource of the listbox1)
This is my source:
Dim Items As List(Of String)
<some other code here>
For Each Bam As Match In Treffer
If hashtagz = False Then
ListBox1.Items.Add(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
ElseIf hashtagz = True And FirstHashtags = True Then
ListBox1.Items.Add(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
ElseIf hashtagz = True And FirstHashtags = False Then
Items.Add(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
Console.WriteLine(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
End If
Next
The last part is important (the last if loop with hashtagz = true and Firsthashtags = False)
I also added the console.writeline to see what is going on. In the console, I get all the new scraped and correct information. In the Items list however, I just get a duplicate of what has been already stored in there instead of adding and updating my list with the new regex matches.
edit Additional information: The whole if condition is in a timer, so it runs again and again. At first it will add entries to a listbox. Then (now important!) it will do the Items.Add(Bam.Groups(1).ToString). It seems to add the new entries the FIRST time THAT part of the code gets executed, but after it is being run trhough again trhough a timer, it will just add the previous entries again and again
Dim Items As New List(Of String)
Dim hashtagz As Boolean
Dim FirstHashtags As Boolean
' Other code here
For Each Bam As Match In Treffer
Select Case True
Case Not hashtagz
ListBox1.Items.Add(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
Case FirstHashtags
ListBox1.Items.Add(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
Case Items.Contains(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
' Already Exists
Case Else
Items.Add(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
Console.WriteLine(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
End Select
Next
After using more than 7 hours today (and a few hours yesterday, I am a newbie in VB) of testing, going through my code and building in some outputs to see where the problem is...
My concept is correct, there are no logical errors in the flow of my programm, as one can see from the console.writeline(Bam.Groups(1).ToString . I tested everything and ended up putting in a richtextbox and its like this now
For Each Bam As Match In Treffer
If hashtagz = False Then
ListBox1.Items.Add(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
ElseIf hashtagz = True And FirstHashtags = True Then
ListBox1.Items.Add(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
ElseIf hashtagz = True And FirstHashtags = False Then
Items.Add(Bam.Groups(1).ToString)
RichTextBox1.Text = RichTextBox1.Text + Bam.Groups(1).ToString & vbNewLine
End If
Next
The adding procedure seems to be looking correct with the richtextbox, but when I want to add to the Items list, it just gives out the duplicates of the previous entries instead of adding to it. The .add seems to work only the FIRST time running through that line of code, after the second time it just gives out the duplicate of the entries.
I am still trying to figure out WHY that is and I will trying to understand the posts above. Maybe someone else has also an explanation, jsut in case the others were wrong
Edit I have been experimenting still with all this, I have a function that grabs the last entry of my item list and prints out a part of it. When I do that, the print seems correct and updated. So it seems like the list IS actually being updated somehow since the "getting a part of the latest entry of list" is working and always updated. But when I want to show or save the content of the item list, that's when I get the duplicates and the updated and newest entries are not being shown!
Alright guys, I am back again after testing.
The code I posted above was correct. The real reason behind the mistake was in a few other parts of the code, which resulted in partially duplicated output of the entries of the list etc.
I lost track of the variables and the procedures my program was doing. Any hints or tips for me on how to keep track of the code on what it does and having everything in mind or how to properly structure code etc. so that I won't get lost again and again in the code?
This case can be closed, sorry for the inconvenience.

Regular Expression Rules in Outlook 2007?

Is it possible to create rules in Outlook 2007 based on a regex string?
I'm trying to add a filter for messages containing a string such as: 4000-10, a four digit number followed by a dash and then a two digit number, which can be anything from 0000-00 to 9999-99.
I was using this as a regex: \b[0-9]{4}\-[0-9]{2}\b but the filter isn't working. I've tried a few other modifications as well with no luck. I wasn't able to find anything concrete online about whether Outlook even supports entering regexes into a rule, though, so I figured I would ask here in case I'm wasting my time.
EDIT: Thanks to Chris's comment below, I was able to implement this filter via a macro. I thought I would share my code below in case it is able to help anyone else:
Sub JobNumberFilter(Message As Outlook.MailItem)
Dim MatchesSubject, MatchesBody
Dim RegEx As New RegExp
'e.g. 1000-10'
RegEx.Pattern = "([0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2})"
'Check for pattern in subject and body'
If (RegEx.Test(Message.Subject) Or RegEx.Test(Message.Body)) Then
Set MatchesSubject = RegEx.Execute(Message.Subject)
Set MatchesBody = RegEx.Execute(Message.Body)
If Not (MatchesSubject Is Nothing And MatchesBody Is Nothing) Then
'Assign "Job Number" category'
Message.Categories = "Job Number"
Message.Save
End If
End If
End Sub
I do not know if a regex can be used directly in a rule, but you can have a rule trigger a script and the script can use regexes. I hate Outlook.
First, you have to open the script editor via Tools - Macro - Open Visual Basic Editor (Alt-F11 is the shortcut).
The editor will open. It should contain a project outline in a small panel in the top-left corner. The project will be listed as VBAProject.OTM. Expand this item to reveal Microsoft Office Outlook Objects. Expand that to reveal ThisOutlookSession. Double-click ThisOutlookSession to open the code editing pane (which will probably be blank).
Next select Tools menu | References and enable the RegExp references called something like "Microsoft VBScript Regular Expressions 5.5"
You can now create a subroutine to perform your filtering action. Note that a subroutine called by a rule must have a single parameter of type Outlook.MailItem. For example:
' note that Stack Overflow's syntax highlighting doesn't understand VBScript's
' comment character (the single quote) - it treats it as a string delimiter. To
' make the code appear correctly, each comment must be closed with another single
' quote so that the syntax highlighter will stop coloring everything as a string.'
Public Enum Actions
ACT_DELIVER = 0
ACT_DELETE = 1
ACT_QUARANTINE = 2
End Enum
Sub MyNiftyFilter(Item As Outlook.MailItem)
Dim Matches, Match
Dim RegEx As New RegExp
RegEx.IgnoreCase = True
' assume mail is good'
Dim Message As String: Message = ""
Dim Action As Actions: Action = ACT_DELIVER
' SPAM TEST: Illegal word in subject'
RegEx.Pattern = "(v\|agra|erection|penis|boner|pharmacy|painkiller|vicodin|valium|adderol|sex med|pills|pilules|viagra|cialis|levitra|rolex|diploma)"
If Action = ACT_DELIVER Then
If RegEx.Test(Item.Subject) Then
Action = ACT_QUARANTINE
Set Matches = RegEx.Execute(Item.Subject)
Message = "SPAM: Subject contains restricted word(s): " & JoinMatches(Matches, ",")
End If
End If
' other tests'
Select Case Action
Case Actions.ACT_QUARANTINE
Dim ns As Outlook.NameSpace
Set ns = Application.GetNamespace("MAPI")
Dim junk As Outlook.Folder
Set junk = ns.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderJunk)
Item.Subject = "SPAM: " & Item.Subject
If Item.BodyFormat = olFormatHTML Then
Item.HTMLBody = "<h2>" & Message & "</h2>" & Item.HTMLBody
Else
Item.Body = Message & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & Item.Body
End If
Item.Save
Item.Move junk
Case Actions.ACT_DELETE
' similar to above, but grab Deleted Items folder as destination of move'
Case Actions.ACT_DELIVER
' do nothing'
End Select
End Sub
Private Function JoinMatches(Matches, Delimeter)
Dim RVal: RVal = ""
For Each Match In Matches
If Len(RVal) <> 0 Then
RVal = RVal & ", " & Match.Value
Else
RVal = RVal & Match.Value
End If
Next
JoinMatches = RVal
End Function
Next, you have to create a rule (Tools - Rules and Alerts) to trigger this script. Click the New Rule button on the dialog to launch the wizard. Select a template for the rule. Choose the "Check messages when they arrive" template from the "Start from a blank rule" category. Click Next.
Choose the "On this machine only" condition (intuitive isn't it?) and click next.
Choose the "run a script" option. At the bottom of the wizard where it shows your new rule, it should read:
Apply this rule after the message arrives
on this machine only
run a script
The phrase "a script" is a clickable link. Click it and Outlook will display a dialog that should list the subroutine you created earlier. Select your subroutine and click the OK button.
You can click Next to add exceptions to the rule or click Finish if you have no exceptions.
Now, as though that process was not convoluted enough, this rule will deactivate every time you stop and restart Outlook unless you sign the script with a code signing key.
If you don't already have a code signing key, you can create one with OpenSSL.
Did I mention that I hate Outlook?
Microsoft Outlook does not support regular expressions. You can perform wildcard searches, although for some inexplicable reason the wildcard character is %, not *.