Jos

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So, start with explaining what you need this for before we continue, please.

Tidy is installed by you and the vsc extension is using what is provided by scite4autoit3. Install the latest and you should be fine.

This being the many generated lines in the output? Which version of Tidy is this?

Took me all but 5 seconds... https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/vba-automation-error-2147023170-from-excel/f5fc473f-8271-4c28-89c4-2c64afabb97c

Something like this maybe?: $bValueSIZE = StringRegExpReplace($sValue, '(?m).*?exe\s*(\d+).*$', "$1")

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Not sure I understand the issue of inserting the ( after confirming the Autocompletion of a Function? That is the next required Character, isn't it? On top of that, the auto insert of the "(" is also to allow the trigger for the popup of the parameters tooltip.

If/When you do not like the autocomplete functionaliteit for whatever reason you simply disable it.

what do you mean by this?

Understand the request, but this is how the internals work in SciTE to be able to capture the output generated by the Script. These are things I won't be trying to change unless it is changed in the Core version supported by Neil.

Ah sorry... you use notepad++ with the au3 lexer that comes with it? That is a very old version of the au3 scilexer as I've stopped sending updates a long time ago. Use SciTE full installer to use the latest version.

You probably have incomplete blocks in your code, so need to post the whole code in case you want me to have a look

Agree that a #cs - #ce could give issues when itself contains a comment block, but then you simply could use the "comment all" option in your preferred editor, adding a ";" in front of each line.

Nope, but why not simply surround the old version by #CS - #CE ?