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[wakillon]

AutoIt&SciTEUpdater v1.0.1.4.au3

For never miss AutoIt and SciTE4AutoIt3 updates.



WinHttp.au3 needed

Previous Download : 233

Source :  AutoIt&SciTEUpdater v1.0.1.4.au3   46.53K   32 downloads

Executable : AutoIt&SciTEUpdater+Files v1.0.1.4.exe

Scripts and executables with full embeded files are available on GoogleCode ( link is in my signature. )

Edited by wakillon, 10 April 2013 - 07:55 PM.

[Venix]

This is cool, good work.

[SeF]

Very nice!
Does it work with AutoIt Portable?

[wakillon]

This is cool, good work.

Thanks Venix

Very nice!
Does it work with AutoIt Portable?

Thanks, and no it's only for "classic" Release and Beta versions.

[BrewManNH]

I noticed that there's a problem with the update.dat file on the downloads website for AutoIt, it says that the latest beta version is 3.3.9.4, while 3.3.9.5 is actually the latest version. This exposed a bug in your version checking, as you look to see if the latest version is <> the version installed on the computer. I would think you'd want to check to see if the installed version is less than the latest, but if it's greater than the "latest" that could be ok, as update.dat may not be updated in a timely manner.

[Emiel Wieldraaijer]

@wakillon

Nice script, check my toolbar image in my signature

@BrewManNH

http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/files/beta/autoit/

Does not contain an 3.3.9.5 setup only a SFX

[BrewManNH]

@BrewManNH

http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/files/beta/autoit/

Does not contain an 3.3.9.5 setup only a SFX

So? There is a 3.3.9.5 version, the update.dat file only shows 3.3.9.4, I have 3.3.9.5 version, this script tells me there's an "update" to a newer version using an older version number, that's the bug.

[wakillon]

I noticed that there's a problem with the update.dat file on the downloads website for AutoIt, it says that the latest beta version is 3.3.9.4, while 3.3.9.5 is actually the latest version. This exposed a bug in your version checking, as you look to see if the latest version is <> the version installed on the computer. I would think you'd want to check to see if the installed version is less than the latest, but if it's greater than the "latest" that could be ok, as update.dat may not be updated in a timely manner.

It' s right, my comparison of the versions is not good because the update.dat file doesn't refer to any 3.3.9.5 Beta.
Thanks, it's taken into consideration !

@wakillon

Nice script, check my toolbar image in my signature

Thanks, I'm not very fond of toolbars to add to my browsers, but have tried yours and it works well !
As my script it forget the 3.3.9.5 Beta version

[Emiel Wieldraaijer]

@BrewManNH

Version 3.3.9.5 isn't released yet, they are still adding features and fixes, i don't know why the added 3.3.9.5 to the beta sectio
See - http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/forum/1-announcements-and-site-news/ 3.3.9.4 is the last one

@Wakillon

I don't like toolbars myself but it allows me to enter all the section a lot faster.
Scite information is not part of the toolbar yet, if you don't mind i'm going to use your code to display the information

Edited by Emiel Wieldraaijer, 30 June 2012 - 10:24 AM.

[wakillon]

I don't like toolbars myself but it allows me to enter all the section a lot faster.
Scite information is not part of the toolbar yet, if you don't mind i'm going to use your code to display the information

No problem !

For information, script is adapted if one day scite4autoit3version.ini file becomes like this :

[SciTE4AutoIt3]
date=6/10/2012
version=3.2.0.0
setup=http://www.autoitscript.com/cgi-bin/getfile.pl?../autoit3/scite/download/SciTE4AutoIt3.exe

But by default i use Dates Comparison...

And for your Toolbar you need to open your browser !
My script can be added ( only compiled ) to windows start !

Edited by wakillon, 30 June 2012 - 10:15 AM.

[Emiel Wieldraaijer]

And for your Toolbar you need to open your browser !
My script can be added ( only compiled ) to windows start !

You can start a browser on Windows start and do not need to compile anything
but the Toolbar does not compare like your program does, your program is more compleet

[CaptainClucks]

Didn't valik say version 3.3.9.5 is an alpha version? Used only to give us a sort of sneak peak at what's coming?

[wakillon]

You can start a browser on Windows start and do not need to compile anything
but the Toolbar does not compare like your program does, your program is more compleet

Imagine a toolbar for each soft you want last updates...
Your web browser will be a bit cluttered...
Script prompt you for download and silently install last updates without effort

[BrewManNH]

@BrewManNH

Version 3.3.9.5 isn't released yet, they are still adding features and fixes, i don't know why the added 3.3.9.5 to the beta sectio
See - http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/forum/1-announcements-and-site-news/ 3.3.9.4 is the last one

Once again, so what? You're missing the point completely. 3.3.9.4 is an older version number than 3.3.9.5, you don't "UPgrade" to a lower version, you "DOWNgrade" to it. Whether or not the version is officially released or not is completely irrelevant to my comment about this script, the relevant part was that it was treating newer versions, officially released or not, as being older than what is available for download, when clearly it is not. Please stop telling me which version is officially released, I don't care because I'm well aware of it.

[wakillon]

@BrewManNH

As you suggested i update script with a different versions comparison.

[Emiel Wieldraaijer]

@BrewManNH

No i'm not missing the point, 3.3.9.5 is not a beta release.
Program checks for release and beta. Works perfect.

[CaptainClucks]

The version in question is not suitable for public crash testing, which is what a beta release
is usually intended for and which is why the developers who handle field testing using the beta
releases intentionally did not add it to their beacon at
http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/files/beta/update.dat

So it does exist in the public pool as an alpha beta, but it was not released for use in their field testing
since it was only thrown out there to show us a few features they're adding.
So in that context I would go as far as to say it is correctly a beta, in alpha status. I would assume when they
are using the term "Alpha" to describe the beta, where "Alpha" usually means something like top order, they are
describing it as being in a volatile high order of beta status, where a few things are very new and probably have just been
implemented from concept, not fully assured the file may not incidentally backfire and spin your hard drive
so fast that it explodes and embeds some shrapnel in your chine.

As for incorrect version comparing, does it really matter? The statement checks for a change in the string
where any difference would trigger an update be it a lower or higher version, the thing is, will the
developers ever add a lower version number that would cause scripts/apps like this one to incidentally
downgrade to a lower AutoIt version and frustrate a user or screw with people who did sloppy version comparing?

[jaberwocky6669]

explodes and embeds some shrapnel in your chine.

Should've said knee?

[CaptainClucks]

Should've said knee?

Shin actually, what the hell is chine?

[BrewManNH]

Alpha and Beta are actually the first 2 letters of the Greek alphabet, hence an Alpha release is the preliminary version, beta is the follow up version, they don't usually go past the Beta before they start calling them Release Candidates, or even just go straight from Beta to release.