V3.0.94 Unstable Available

[Jon]

Jon, did you say at one point that you'd remove the limitation that prevents '(' and ')' from being set as hotkeys?

I just tried 3.0.94, and HotKeySet fails for those characters.

Re-updated.

[Marc]

I undo all the changes and make v3 only support DOS formatted files if everyone wants?

Don't do it, Captain!

I do like the changes. Getting a LF when using @LF and getting a CRLF when using @CRLF sounds much more intuitive for me than the old version

With the changes to FileWriteLine / FileWrite everything is fine to me.

[jpm]

Don't do it, Captain!

I do like the changes. Getting a LF when using @LF and getting a CRLF when using @CRLF sounds much more intuitive for me than the old version 

With the changes to FileWriteLine / FileWrite everything is fine to me. 

I can agree with you and Jon.

The only place is not working is the MsgBox where you need to use only @CR

[tylo]

Great to see this @LF change at last. It was bugging me a little. Can't see any problems with msgbox. Did you see my little exercise for jon in the original thread?

Edited February 17, 2004 by tylo

[Marc]

No problems with msgbox... in fact, it even works better than expected

$a = "1" & @CRLF & "2" & @CR & "3" & @LF & "4"
msgbox (0, "",$a)

creates

1
2
3
4

I'm happy

[jpm]

Great to see this @LF change at last. It was bugging me a little. Can't see any problems with msgbox. Did you see my little exercise for jon in the original thread?

My old memory

I remember fighting with @LF @CR @CRLF for message box display info.

I redid a check now all are displaying the same so just forget my old memory

EVERYTHING FINE with the new @LF,@CR,@CRLF strategy

[Marc]

Just stumbled over a docu glitch - in IsDeclared the example ain't right:

if IsDeclared ("a")
    msgbox(0,"", "$a not declared")      ; $a has never been assigned
endif

$a=1

if IsDeclared ("a")
    msgbox(0,"", "$a IS declared"  )    ; due to previous $a=1 assignment
endif

First "if"-statement should read

if isDeclared ("a") = 0

or, of course

if not isDeclared ("a")

Edited February 17, 2004 by Marc

[Jon]

Updated with Valik's ToolTip() (i've altered it slightly so that if the x and y coords are not given the tip is placed near the mouse pointer).

I'm going to be stuck in a hotel on business from tomorrow for weeks and weeks so my net access will be crap, so doc changes only. (oh and whatever happens with the Random() thingy)

[jpm]

Just stumbled over a docu glitch - in IsDeclared the example ain't right:

if IsDeclared ("a")
    msgbox(0,"", "$a not declared")      ; $a has never been assigned
endif

$a=1

if IsDeclared ("a")
    msgbox(0,"", "$a IS declared"  )    ; due to previous $a=1 assignment
endif

First "if"-statement should read

if isDeclared ("a") = 0

or, of course

if not isDeclared ("a")

You rigth Marc. The then is also missing.

the definition also should be "Check if a variable has been declared."

[Jon]

Updated with crash fixes.

Well I think it updated, I get a "timeout" error during FTP upload because it takes so long over dialup. So it may be corrupt.

No proper net access till Friday night. Stupid hotels. Stupid job.

[Jon]

Updated with last night's bug reports and made the progress bar header font slightly smaller.

http://www.hiddensoft.com/autoit3/files/unstable/