it works but then again it doesnt ? lol

[eastmus]

my script file in .au3 extension works when i run it as .au3,

but when i compile it to .exe and run it as .exe it says error line -1, subscript array and some nonsense ...

i did use include in my .au3, are there compiling options to make sure the includes are included in the .exe ?

my script must be clean, the syntaxcheckprod shows 0 errors nor warnings and

the .au3 script works flawlessly ...

kinda weird that it wont work after compiling to .exe ...

any ideas?

thanks

[water]

I think it must be something related to the environment the exe is running (different working directory, relative path used to access a file ...) so an array doesn't get populated properly.

It depends on the size of your script but I would insert some "breakpoints" into the script to see where it crashes. Let's say put some

FileWriteLine("C:\temp\AutoIt.txt","Checkpoint for Statement ..."

before and after you access an array.

That should give you an idea where to further drill down.

Edited September 13, 2009 by water

[Confuzzled]

Are you checking for return codes for every call you make?

Post some sample code...

[eastmus]

I think it must be something related to the environment the exe is running (different working directory, relative path used to access a file ...) so an array doesn't get populated properly.

It depends on the size of your script but I would insert some "breakpoints" into the script to see where it crashes. Let's say put some

FileWriteLine("C:\temp\AutoIt.txt","Checkpoint for Statement ..."

before and after you access an array.

That should give you an idea where to further drill down.

thank you, it seemed to have helped.

i had a big comment block of testing codes and your line pointed out an error in my comments ... lol!

anyways, i deleted all the comments before the actual code and it all worked well in the .exe

still strange to me, but oh well ...

i commented out about 20 lines with ;

thx again, problem solved

[trancexx]

thank you, it seemed to have helped.

i had a big comment block of testing codes and your line pointed out an error in my comments ... lol!

anyways, i deleted all the comments before the actual code and it all worked well in the .exe

still strange to me, but oh well ...

i commented out about 20 lines with ;

thx again, problem solved

No, that's just coincidence.