TheDcoder

You'll have to parse the array first and then manually insert the correct index into your commands. If you want to do it in a "cleaner" way, you can just modify the Array in AutoIt and insert the whole thing back with your changes.

Congratulations bud, a basic feature is now working in Kobo

What in tarnation is that?

Hey bud, I am getting a deja vu by looking at this code, didn't we already discuss it earlier? Anyway, good to see ChatGPT help you solve it.

@coderusa Not sure why you keep calling it an "egg drop" but it's easy enough to implement a command to call Run to run a script.

Really? Back in the day it worked very well on my ancient low-powered Intel Celeron-based notebook. Hmmm... that sounds easy enough to implement.

It can actually, if you have WINE installed What is an egg drop?

Wow, mIRC can do GUIs too? And what part does AutoIt play exactly if mIRC is already doing everything? Bad luck, you missed out on this: (Made by yours truly )

Python - AutoIt - mIRC is a wild combo

Quite an interesting idea, right up my ally of making quick and jank solutions like this

Not sure how CMD works but *nix terminals support "terminal codes" which can change the behaviour of the terminal... something like changing the terminal's text interpreter's encoding option

Is that even a thing in Windows 11 anymore? I used to love those effects in Windows 7 (Ah the nostalgia)

Well bud guess what... do you know that there is a wget2 now? That's right, they made a literal 2nd part of wget, just like in the movies It's a completely new program that was written from the ground up and it has many neat features: So it might be able to replace aria2 for you, give it a go. You can find the prebuilt EXE here: https://github.com/rockdaboot/wget2/releases/latest I had completely forgotten about this until just a few days ago

May I should've used "must" instead of "can" in this sentence Either remove it entirely or change /dev/null to a proper file path of the file to be downloaded.

Ah okay, I thought you got the idea after looking at the example I provided where I used the byte ranges trick to actually download 0 bytes while getting the final download URL The equation is pretty simple actually, you get double to wear and tear since you're writing double the data (once for downloading and once for combining). So if you download a large file the impact would be a lot more compared to downloading a small file. Awww bud it's no biggie, don't mention it It's been so long ago that I forgot the entire context of that bud... You couldn't get it to work? The first aria2 example command I gave you uses curl to fetch the final download URL. This is the command: curl -L -s -w '%{url_effective}' -r 0-0 -o /dev/null --cookie $cookies_file $url It will send the final URL to standard output while downloading 0 bytes (you can adjust value for the output (-o) switch since /dev/null doesn't exist in Windows)