_Stringsplit

[saywell]

The latest version of AutoIT doesn't have _StringSplit in string.au3, and this throws up error messages.

What is the difference between this and the mainstream StringSplit (without the underscore)?

Should I just copy the relevant function from the old file into my program?

William

[Yoriz]

24th December, 2008 - v3.3.0.0

AutoIt: Added: New flag for StringSplit() to not return the count in element 0.

UDFs: Removed: _StringSplit, no longer needed

Looks like StringSplit was possibly made to work like _StringSplit so check the parameters your giving and you might just have remove the _ from your function calls.

[Jos]

3.2.13.1 (10th June, 2008) (Beta)

AutoIt:

- Added: New flag for StringSplit() to not return the count in element 0.

- Fixed #358: Install dir documentation cleaned up (thanks Zedna).

- Fixed #355: Child not visible beta regression. (Thanks Ultima)

- Fixed #366: AutoIt crash on bad syntax.

- Fixed #360: RunAs() under Windows 2000.

- Fixed #367: STDIO functions in compiled scripts work again.

- Removed #357: @AutoItUnicode macro.

UDFs:

- Added: _GUICtrlTab_ClickTab (Gary)

- Fixed #361, #362: _GUICtrlListView_InsertItem doc (Zedna)

- Removed: _StringSplit, no longer needed

- Added: _GUICtrlComboBoxEx_GetUnicode, _GUICtrlComboBoxEx_SetUnicode (Gary)

[saywell]

Thanks.

I've compared the old stringsplit, new stringsplit and _stringsplit helpfile entries.

The _stringsplit uses a zero-based array but the old stringsplit had array[0] as the count.

It's easy to change the new stringsplit to match the old _stringsplit by using flag 2 ( ---> zero-based array).

Or just increment all the [n] numbers by one. Guess which is easier!

Regards,

William