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3.3.15.3 (16th May, 2020) (Beta)
AutoIt:
- Added #3681: Lang Variable prefix "o".

- Fixed #2915: Map memory leak.
- Fixed: Map errors with index < 0.

UDFs:
- Changed #3620: Removed "stable" from _ArraySort function header.

- Added #3670: DriveGetDrive() @error doc clarification.
- Added #3574: GuiCtrlCreateInput() Doc $ES_AUTOHSCROLL precision.

- Fixed: Problem with _WinAPI_GetFontResourceInfo & _WinAPI_GetFontMemoryResourceInfo
- Fixed #3728: Added optional parameter to force single column 2D array to 1D.
- Fixed #3678: Amended Help file to show that function with no text blanks a line, not removes it.
- Fixed #3757: Added note to GUICtrlListView_SetColor* pages about need to use BGR format.
- Fixed #3697: _WinAPI_GetOverlappedResult() failure.

Submitter




Jon




Submitted


05/16/2020




Category


Beta





 

There are three ways you can posts scripts, these are:

Inline code


Attachments


Download system



Each has different advantages and disadvantages. In general you should use:

Inline code - for short code snippets


Attachments - for more complicated code larger than a page.


Downloads system - for projects or complex libraries



 

Inline Code

Best for entering short snippets of code


Easiest for other users to see


May be accidentally modified by forum upgrades or when re-editing your post - it's happened before...



Inline code is entered using the "Add Code" button in the toolbar and after posting appears with syntax highlighting like this:


; This is some AutoIt code
MsgBox(4096, "Message", "Hello there!")


Code over around 50 lines will appear in a scrollable box. At this point it becomes more difficult for other users to work with and you should consider an attachment instead.

 

Attachments

Best for long pieces of code, entire programs, or multiple files


Unlikely to be accidentally lost or modified by forum upgrades or when re-editing your post


Counts against your global attachment allocation


Can be seen in the "username / My Attachments" part of your profile, along with the number of downloads



Multiple attachments can be added to a post. As attachments are stored as complete files in the filesystem, they are more robust than inline code snippets.

 

Downloads System

Best for very long and complicated projects or libraries that are of significant use to the community


Uses a different part of the forum that is optimised for file downloads and features screenshots, change logs, download counts, etc.


Does not count against your global attachment allocation



This can be accessed here: Downloads System.

 

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