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Hi everybody. Could you tell me is there any UDF that can help to highlight syntax in the _GUICtrlRichEdit element on the fly? Is it possible to implement this feature in script in simple way using some UDF or something, instead of writing thousand of strings manually? Thanks in advance.
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I see $hWnd used as a local variable in a lot of script examples. I know the 'h' is used for handles, but what is the 'Wnd' short for? Thanks!
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Much work still needs to be done on my current project, but design concepts often benefit more from early criticism. Although there may be nothing particularly innovative about this project, user experience is everything. I would like you to look at the behaviour of the controls on this GUI. Unless you type something really awful, it allows you to finish typing the formula before testing the input. When typing into an edit control, pressing the enter key activates the okay button. The program itself, mainly consists of a listview control, which you can't see - just imagine it looks like a
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I'm using this code: #include <Constants.au3> Global $DOS, $Message = '' ;; added "= ''" for show only. $DOS = Run(@ComSpec & " /c tasklist /S server1 /U server1\admin /P password /FI " "USERNAME" & "eq" & @UserName /FI ""IMAGENAME eq notep*""", "", @SW_HIDE, $STDERR_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD) ProcessWaitClose($DOS) $Message = StdoutRead($DOS) MsgBox(0, "Stdout Read:", $Message) But I can't get the syntax right. The tasklist command from the commandline goes -
I'm getting the syntax error: "Statement cannot be just an expression." Here's the piece of code where it occurs: $Check = WinExists("MySQL Installer") If $Check <> "" Then WinClose("MySQL Installer") Else $Check = ControlGetHandle("", "&No", '[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:2]') If $Check <> "" Then ControlClick("", "&No", '[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:2]') Sleep(10000) WinClose("MySQL Installer") EndIf EndIfAnyone know why this error is occurring?
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Hello! I have a "syntax error" but I can't understand where is it. Can you help me with this? There is two text files. I want to write three lines of the first file in each line of the second file. Then, if the first file has 600 lines, the second file should have 200 lines. I hope I have explained well what I want. #include <File.au3> Local $sFile1 $sFile1 = "File1.txt" Local $sFile2 $sFile2 = "File2.txt" Local $sThreeLinesIntoOne FileOpen($sFile1,0) FileOpen($sFile2,2) For $i In ( _FileCountLines($sFile1) / 3 ) For $a = ( ( $i - 1 ) * 3 ) + 1 ) To ( $i * -
Last Update - 12/25/2013 Here are a few functions that will take any Autoit code and convert it to RTF format with AutoIt syntax highlighted. The code can be saved or applied right to the RichEdit control you are working with. Special thanks go to MrCreator. A good amount of ideas for different parts of the code and regular expressions came from studying his >Autoit Syntax Highlight for HTMLBBCode. Viewing how he handled certain situations was very helpful. Thanks to Robjong also for feedback on some of the SRE expressions. Update - 12/25/2013 Fixed incorrect coloring f -
Hello, I can understand why this: MsgBox(0, "", @AppDataDir & '\.minecraft\saves' & $myVar & '.ext') Is returning C:UsersDamonAppDataRoaming.minecraftsavesC:UsersDamonAppDataRoaming.minecraftsavesvariable here.ext $myVar = "variable here" I want C:UsersDamonAppDataRoaming.minecraftsavesvariable here.ext -
This is a basic editor that uses IE functions and jasvscript/css to control the display and highlight terms. It sets the html docuement in to edit mode, to be used as the edit box, and the javascript scans and runs the highlighter onkeyup. The example is set to highlight "If", "Then" and "EndIf". If you were to type "endif", it would automatically change it to "EndIf" and highlight it. Example Source Code: #NoTrayIcon #include <EditConstants.au3> #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <IE.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> Opt("GUIOnEventMode", 1) Opt("GUIResiz
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How to create a function that have a single parameter that contains an article with spin syntax, e.g.: $param = "{This|This particular|This kind of|This specific|That} {is one of the|is among the|is probably the|is just about the|is amongst the} {sentences|phrases|content|essay sentences|paragraphs} {in the|within the|inside the|inside|from the} {article|post|write-up|content|document} {with|along with|together with|using|having} {spin|rewrite|spin and rewrite|whirl|rotate} {syntax|format}." And the function that I want to create is such like this: $return = spinSyntax($param) Which will -
With older Autoit Versions my script was working fine and i don´t know how i should change my script to work again... Basically my problem section does nothing more then selecting some menus in SAP then pressing 2 buttons in following popup-windows and the 3rd popup is a file save dialog... My script always stops executing after the 2nd button press (it is pressed, but it won´t get any further....) Connection to SAP is initiated with _SAPSessAttach("") from the SAP UDF but the commands are sent directly via the COM interface to SAP. _SAPSessAttach("") ConsoleWrite("Setze $Analy -
Im relative new to this awesome script language and every day Im mindblowed but what things I discover and didn't know about the au3 syntax but I have some questions : #1. What is ByRef and what it does/why to use it/where to use it #2. Is this really really true that the first character after the $ sign in the variable name means the type of the variable ??? :shocked: ( Like $iVar = int and $sVar = char types from C ? ) What about if I declare $Random instead ? If the above is true, then why all my created programs are working with random names without the correct specific type declare -
Please see this post I've started try to code this but I'm having trouble with the DLL syntax and I'd like to be sure that the system is safe to power down before I force it to do so. I've tried: $iReturnValue = DllCall("advapi32.dll", "int", "RegFlushKey", "long", "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT") if @error Then MsgBox(0, "", "Fail!") MsgBox(0, "Flush Home Key Classes Root", $iReturnValue) $bReturnValue = DllCall("kernel32.dll", "BOOL", "FlushFileBuffers", "HANDLE", "\\.\" & @HomeDrive) if @error Then MsgBox(0, "", "Fail!") MsgBox(0, "Flush System Drive Cache", $iReturnValue);Should return 1=tr -
Hi guys, I'm interested, with the benefit of several years hindsight, what the developers and other power users think. What syntax + semantics would you add or remove, and why? curious, Twitchyliquid64
