JockoDundee

Post code, or it didn’t happen.

Ok.

I can see your confusion and I sympathize, at the same time and as you can see above, redundant can be used in a way that is not wholly synonymous with superfluous.  
To wit, redundant applied to the subject at hand could mean #includes that are repeated; as is not an uncommon usage, for example:

Redundant, used in that sense, draws a clear, if subtle distinction with superfluous; for instance an #include that is merely extraneous, as opposed to duplicative. Support for this parochial usage of superfluous in this sense is also extant.
If we apply our faculties for discernment fully, we would see that the OP is specifically referring to the use case most precisely defined as superfluous, (although, I do not deny that being superfluous always carries an unshakeable taint of redundancy).
Moreover, the usage is not purely pedantic;  the logic for a tool designed to root out just duplicative includes instead of extraneous includes could diverge greatly; namely the in the former case one could merely scan #include statements and without further investigation into their contents, be determinative.
Penultimately, and by way of an excuse, I would like to note that in my original post, the word superfluous was intentionally emphasized.
And as is evident, the language mirrors your statement in my rejoinder, clearly intending to make the distinction between the two adjectives (to which you very astutely were aware of, at least on some level )
Finally, and IMHO, when we are presented with such clues, we should do our best to indulge our conversational partner by striving to look for their intended meaning with an earnest effort; and avoid the temptation of issuing a reflexively puerile response.

Maybe it's output from STDERR ?

I think your mistake is that you are checking @error instead of the return value from the function call. Try this --
$sBasePath = "F:\Home Videos 2nd\" $sRenameFile = "test 2.mp4" $NewPath = "F:\Home Videos 2nd\testChange.mp4" $NewPathERROR = "F:\Home Videos 2nd\testChange_1.mp4" $iResult = FileMove($sBasePath & $sRenameFile, $NewPath) If Not $iResult Then ConsoleWrite("! Rename - " & $NewPath & " - " & $iResult & @CRLF) $iResult = FileMove($sBasePath & $sRenameFile, $NewPathERROR, 1) ConsoleWrite("> Rename - " & $NewPathERROR & " - " & $iResult & @CRLF) EndIf  

You can also use _FileWriteFromArray.
To append you need to open the file using FileOpen with $FO_APPEND and use that handle with _FileWriteFromArray.

You can use _ArraytoString with @CRLF as the delimiter, then use FileWriteToLine.

Hello. Please next time share a runnable code. Here is an example I wrote years ago.
 
#include <Array.au3> Global Enum $LIBUSB_SUCCESS = 0 Global $g_sLibName = @AutoItX64 ? "iLibUSB.dll" : "iLibUSB_32.dll" Global $g_hlibusb = DllOpen($g_sLibName) _Test() Func _Test() _libusb_init() Local $ahDevicesList = _libusb_get_device_list() _ArrayDisplay($ahDevicesList) _libusb_free_device_list($ahDevicesList) _libusb_exit() EndFunc ;==>_Test Func _libusb_exit($hContext = 0) DllCall($g_hlibusb, "none", "libusb_exit", "ptr", $hContext) If @error Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) Return 1 EndFunc ;==>_libusb_exit Func _libusb_free_device_list(ByRef $ahDevicesList, $iUnref_Devices = 1) If Not IsArray($ahDevicesList) Or Not UBound($ahDevicesList) Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) Local $hDeviceList = (UBound($ahDevicesList, 2) = 4) ? $ahDevicesList[0][0] : $ahDevicesList[0] If Not $hDeviceList Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) Local $aCall = DllCall($g_hlibusb, "none", "libusb_free_device_list", "ptr", $hDeviceList, "int", $iUnref_Devices) If @error Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) Return 1 EndFunc ;==>_libusb_free_device_list Func _libusb_get_device_list($hContext = 0) Local $aCall = DllCall($g_hlibusb, "int", "libusb_get_device_list", "ptr", $hContext, "ptr*", 0) If @error Or Not $aCall[0] Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) Local $tlibusb_device_list = DllStructCreate("ptr[" & $aCall[0] & "]", $aCall[2]) Local $ahDevicesList[$aCall[0] + 1] $ahDevicesList[0] = $aCall[2] ;store libusb_device pointer For $i = 1 To $aCall[0] $ahDevicesList[$i] = DllStructGetData($tlibusb_device_list, 1, $i) Next Return $ahDevicesList EndFunc ;==>_libusb_get_device_list Func _libusb_init($bNewhContext = False) If Not $g_hlibusb Then Return SetError(1, 0, -1) Local $sParamType = ($bNewhContext) ? "ptr*" : "ptr" Local $aCall = DllCall($g_hlibusb, "int", "libusb_init", $sParamType, 0) If @error Or Not $aCall[0] = $LIBUSB_SUCCESS Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) Return $aCall[1] EndFunc ;==>_libusb_init  
PD: I like your website. It's nice.
Saludos

I could see this coming in handy

This topic discussed to the fullest extent of the law here:
 

This topic discussed to the fullest extent of the law here:
 

Yea right ...  copied the wrong line in my answer ...   

Try this :
#include <ButtonConstants.au3> #include <EditConstants.au3> #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <StaticConstants.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> #Region ### START Koda GUI section ### $Form1_1 = GUICreate("Form1", 372, 218, 192, 124) GUISetBkColor(0x008080) $idUsername = GUICtrlCreateInput("Username", 35, 56, 305, 21, BitOR($GUI_SS_DEFAULT_INPUT,$ES_CENTER)) $idUseremail = GUICtrlCreateInput("email", 35, 84, 305, 21, BitOR($GUI_SS_DEFAULT_INPUT,$ES_CENTER,$ES_LOWERCASE,$ES_READONLY)) $idPassword = GUICtrlCreateInput("password", 35, 112, 305, 21, BitOR($GUI_SS_DEFAULT_INPUT,$ES_CENTER)) $Computer = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Computer Setup", 80, 8, 213, 34) GUICtrlSetFont(-1, 18, 400, 0, "Showcard Gothic") $Exit = GUICtrlCreateButton("Exit", 216, 168, 123, 25) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) #EndRegion ### END Koda GUI section ### While 1 $nMsg = GUIGetMsg() Switch $nMsg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit Case $idUsername GUICtrlSetData($idUseremail, GUICtrlRead($idUsername) & "@email.com") Case $Exit Exit EndSwitch WEnd Edit : @anutt217
Explanation :
GUICtrlCreateInput returns a controlID on success, not the data (in this case e.g. not the 'username') itself. To read or set the data you have to use GUICtrlRead or GUICtrlSetData.

So did you try this ?
"([0-9]*)[ ][ ]*"

hwȳ dost thou twēo
...if you are really old.
(i apologise for all of us for the off topic 😛 )

#Include <Array.au3> Global $Cookie[4] = ["Cookie: CookieCode001=a%3A4%3A%7Bi%3A0%%3A0%3B%7D; PHPSESSID=aaq4rde1ir38ei0bpmdr2hq2b7", _ "Cookie: PHPSESSID=aaq4rde1ir38ei0bpmdr2hq2b7; CookieCode002=b%3A4%3A%7Bi%3A0%%3A0%3B%7D", _ "Cookie: PHPSESSID=orju6tvclk878bsdp8l3uo9ri2", _ "Cookie: PHPSESSID=ppmgeudm7cdtnsk18fevp49743"] For $i = 0 To 3 $CookieRegExp = StringRegExp($Cookie[$i], '(\w+)=([a-z%0-9A-Z]+(?:; )?)', 3) If IsArray($CookieRegExp) Then ; _ArrayDisplay($CookieRegExp) $txt = "" For $j = 0 To UBound($CookieRegExp)-1 step 2 $txt &= $CookieRegExp[$j] & "=" & $CookieRegExp[$j+1] Next ConsoleWrite("Cookies : " & $txt & @CRLF) EndIf Next Edit
Doubts, you still have ?

Why have you doubts ?
BTW the [^;]* thing is currently useless

Why dost thou doubt?

Why does thee doubt ?

What are your doubts?

Well, if you insist:
$string=StringRegExpReplace(StringRegExpReplace(StringRegExpReplace(StringRegExpReplace(StringRegExpReplace(StringRegExpReplace($string, "Ğ", "G"), "İ", "I"), "Ş", "S"), "ğ", "g"), "ı", "i"),"ş", "s") *not tested

@JockoDundee It's favoring the "more logical" approach of inversion before exponentiation
> ./eci /tmp/controversy.txt { "op": "Raise", "args": [ { "op": "Invert", "args": [ 3.0 ] }, 2.0 ] } Here is the precedence used by the parser (starting from lowest to highest):
/* Operators */ %precedence '?' %precedence ':' %left AND "And" OR "Or" %left LT '<' GT '>' LTE "<=" GTE ">=" EQU '=' NEQ "<>" SEQU "==" %left '&' %left '+' '-' %left '*' '/' %left '^' %left NOT "Not" %precedence INVERSION %precedence '.' /* WORKAROUND: Bison can't handle "sandwhich" operators which surround the 2nd part of a binary expression */ %precedence '[' %precedence '(' %precedence GROUPING  

But what say your parser to the controversial, yet simple expression:
-3^2
I would try it myself, but I’m driving

No worries, I just assumed that _ConsoleEraseLine() accidentally ate one of its own lines

No worries, I just assumed that _ConsoleEraseLine() accidentally ate one of its own lines

I think it would work now.
However, my objection was due to the IsInt() statement in your original code:

a line which no longer exists in the refactored code.
What was that line supposed to do?