AutoIt error while trying to open ride runner

Asked By Mario L Horne 10 points N/A Posted on - 08/14/2014

Hi,

I can’t get it worked, this error appears every time and I cannot get rid of it. I didn’t find any solution on the Internet and nothing seems like to work. Can anyone help me please to fix this error ? What I did wrong ?

Thank you experts !

AutoIt Error

Line 5728 (File “C:Program FileRideRunnrSkinseLite

LiteScriptsElcosMenuElcosMenu.exe”):

Error: Variable used without being declared

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Answered By Owino Konga 0 points N/A #178257

AutoIt error while trying to open ride runner

Follow the steps below:

• Wrap the code using proper code tag.
• Check the way you have defined the variables in your script.
•  Where you have put the Global variables.
• Global variables should be declared at the beginning, before entering the function.
• If you put the global variable at the end then there would be error like this.
• Therefore you need to declare the global variable at the beginning not at the end.

 

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #178258

AutoIt error while trying to open ride runner

First, if you are using an old version, update your program to the latest version. Visit NISU In-Vehicle Infotainment to download the latest version of Ride Runner. Ride Runner is originally known as Road Runner until it was officially changed to Ride Runner to prevent issues regarding legal trademarks. The Road Runner software is an in-car entertainment front end which is based on Mediacar but an extended version.

If you have an existing Mediacar skin, you can use it in Ride Runner for extended features as well as for improved performance. See image.

On the other hand, if you are creating a script file that automatically launches Ride Runner, make sure to declare variables correctly. Though you can assign a variable without declaring it first but, of course, to avoid issues from happening such as this, it is always right to declare a variable before using it and assigning a value.

To declare a variable, use either Local or Global. For example: Local $skinLite; Global $skinLite1, $skinLite2. If you are a beginner, please refer to AutoIt Language Reference Variables.

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