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Sorry for being slow here and understand the issue now... Many ( really many) moons ago I moved all properties files into their own subdirectory, but AutoIt indeed install it into the SciTE root directory since that is also where the light version expects it. Funny this comes up after such a loooong time, but I will have a look to fix this in the SciTE4AutoIt3 installer. Guess all i really need to do is change this in au3.properties: # Import the default au3.keywords.properties file containing AutoIt3 info import properties\au3.keywords # override with the AutoIt3 provided file located in the root. import au3.keywords

No, you should not add anything to that file as it is overwritten with autoit3 installs. 😉

With 0.9.2, I finally figured out how to accurately and efficiently color the borders of only the active window. So once that window loses focus, it will lose the border color. Since this is the behaviour that Microsoft also uses, I have made this the new default. I have added BorderColorOptions=0 to the [Configuration] section of the config file which will color only the active window. @argumentum I know that you (and maybe other users) prefer to color the border colors of all windows (active and inactive) and therefore I have made it so that you can use BorderColorOptions=1 to bring back the default behaviour.

Nope, you are restoring a proper version of a file which likely was accidentally changed. 😀

I found four in me "C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\au3.keywords.properties" "C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\Defs\beta\au3.keywords.properties" "C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\Defs\Production\au3.keywords.properties" "C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\Properties\au3.keywords.properties" I corrected the C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\au3.keywords.properties and I threw it in the C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\Properties\ and now it's ok. (at least until the next installation) Thank you very much

You know I will need details on what you have installed to have any clue why that happens, but in general when you open "au3.keywords.properties" from within SciTE/Options, you get the file that is used to recognize the UDFs.

Hello @ioa747 Assuming your AutoIt version is 3.3.16.1, maybe you got files that need to be updated in your Scite folder / subfolders. For example, if these 2 files "au3.api" and "au3.keywords.properties" got a modification year indicating 2018 (in Windows Explorer) then it could explain why some actual functions names are not found in them. Then you won't find these functions in the autocompletion list (while you type the beginning of their names in Scite), also their color won't be the same as the other functions names (as you noticed when opening Array.au3) In case @Jos reads this, he could tell you how to solve your problem, in his own helping words Have a great week-end

What's New in Version 0.0.0.6 Added the ability to have more user defined menu entries. Added a finder of python if open-webui is running at 1st run of this script. Fixed the window finding so it will work on other environments ( Server 2022 in the case of my testing ). I tried running form Server 2022 and did not install Python where it goes so, it would exit complaining about the path, hence the path finder. Then the windows wasn't found because it runs different than Win11 so, coded a solution for that too. Also wanted to edit the INI in notepad++ but is not default so, added user defined menu items, in my case to add my "edit the INI with this". And that's the story behind the update.