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  1. Hello, Just updated to version 3.3.7 and noticed a peculiar behavior when compiling AutoIt scripts. If I create a test file and save it with a file name of "MyTest.au3" the inline errors work. However, if I save the same script with a name like "My_Test.au3" the inline errors no longer work. In fact, renaming the file and removing the underscore does not fix the problem. Seems that, once triggered, the issue follows the script no matter what the name is. The only way to fix it is by creating a new file and copying the source code from the broken script, then saving with a new name that does not contain an underscore. Has anyone experienced this issue? Here is the code I'm using to test. ; A codefull of errors Local $MyVar = "This syntax is wrong MsgBox(0,"Test Box", $MyVar) Msg Box(0, "Test Box", $MyVar
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