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T3S is currently the only maintained one. Btw; I see this thread has both a Microsoft and an Open Source tag. That must be a first.

I like it. I have programmed Typescript using Visual Studio before. The VS plugin is very good, however I'm on Ubuntu now. All the Sublime Text plugins for Typescript are buggy as hell and keep crashing. With no alternatives, my only option is to not use Typescript.

I have pm'ed the others two weeks ago. No one replied so far.

I'm not saying the functionality isn't useful for anybody. I'm just saying I, myself, have never used it.

I have never, ever, felt like I needed that kind of functionality, though.

Don't use this UDF. It is flawed. At the time of writing this I did not fully understand the underlying techniques. As a result it will seem to fail randomly.

AutoIt is not thread safe. Soooo many global variables internally. CreateThread might seem to work at first glance, but will soon come crashing down.

It ain't perfect. The perfect programming language is human language.

First of all, I was talking in general: I can download everything that can be found on the usenet without a single lawsuit. Second of all: That's just their Terms of Service. If I do not meet them, they will ban me from the website after two formal warnings. If the copyright holders (not YouTube!) decide to sue me, it's questionable whether they'll succeed. Youtube never showed me, nor have ever asked to agree with their TOS. (given I don't have a Youtube-account)Dutch law protects end users from being sued by big companies like Universal, MGM, etc. Instead the distributer of the content (in this case: YouTube) is guilty.That's also why The Pirate Bay is blocked from the Netherlands. (Although it's kinda a hot issue now, because it's also a form of censorship :/ ) Nontheless, it's a bit of a grey area.

And doesn't mean squat here in the Netherlands In my country downloading copyrighted material is completely legal.

Well, to be honoust. I've never heard of a plugin that works with any random program it's thrown at. Plugins are usually (always) written for a specific program. The existance of the DLLCall_* functions may ring a bell too.

He can't, huh? He must be in some serious trouble now...

Don't use recursion, use a loop.

There is no seperate control, because it's already possible with just a normal GUI: #include #include $ParentGUI = GUICreate("dsdsd", 640, 480) $Panel = GUICreate("", 100, 100, 10, 10, $WS_CHILD+$WS_VISIBLE, -1, $ParentGUI) GUISetBkColor(0xFF0000, $Panel) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW, $ParentGUI) While 1 $msg = GUIGetMsg() If $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Then ExitLoop WEnd