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  1. Is there an other way like this: dim $myStringBuff=StringBuff(3) MsgBox(0, "StringBuff(5)=", $myStringBuff) ;------------------------------------------------- Func StringBuff( $size, $FillChar="0") Local $StringBuffer For $i = 1 To $size $StringBuffer = $StringBuffer & $FillChar Next Return $StringBuffer EndFunc to easily create a String in Autoit? Especially $StringBuffer = $StringBuffer & $FillChar is a really bad way to do so regarding the performance. (each time in the Loop a new string is created and the old one is discarded) Maybe something like this Local $StringBuffer[$size] For $i = 1 To $size $StringBuffer[$i] = $FillChar Next Return $StringBuffer ^-Sample Doesn't work ...or Local $StringBuffer For $i = 1 To $size _StringAppend($StringBuffer, $FillChar) Next Return $StringBuffer were '_StringAppend()' is some Interpreter optimised version that does some kind of redim to $StringBuffer and then append $FillChar
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