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Thank you for your response

but that's not what I mean
I know how the #region #endregion work
Especially in the SciTE

I ask where in the documentation HELP AutoIt.chm
You can find when description

I checked the "Language Reference" section

There is a sub-section "Language Reference - Comments"

but there's only describes the # comments-start and # comments-end directives.

And asking where is describes for the # region # endregion directives.

I just out of curiosity wanting to find
and found nothing

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I ask where in the documentation HELP AutoIt.chm

You can find when description

And I repeat - these directives are nothing to do with AutoIt itself and so quite correctly do not appear in the AutoIt Help file. They are similar to the #AutoIt3Wrapper directives which only have meaning when the script is run using that app - and which are therefore only covered in the SciTE Help file. ;)

The #comments-start/end directives you mention are completely integral to AutoIt and so rightly are included in the AutoIt Help file. :)

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OK
I end transmission ....... :)

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No, because the user has created the folder already and $FO_OVERWRITE creates the file. Did you test the example?

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No, you shouldn't create the file.I will have a look. Are you using the beta help file?

Edit: It creates the file for me. I guess you're running directly from program files or a protected folder.

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When I open the helpfile to FileFLush and clik Open this Script the script in my AutoIt installation opens.  Isn't it usually opened in a temp dir?

Edit: I guess not.  Oh well, if it works for you then that's cool I guess.

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  On 8/7/2013 at 7:10 AM, jaberwocky6669 said:

When I open the helpfile to FileFLush and clik Open this Script the script in my AutoIt installation opens.  Isn't it usually opened in a temp dir?

Edit: I guess not.  Oh well, if it works for you then that's cool I guess.

Does the example open in the AutoIt directory? I'm guessing it does. Please let me know as I will have to fix the examples.

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Try coping the example and saving to a unprotected folder.

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I wouldn't concern yourself with what v3.3.8.1 did, as some choices made were incorrect and therefore the reason behind this thread. If I change to @TempDir it should work.

I know you say don't change, but someone else might try the example and have a similar issue. So it's good to suppress it now and not later.

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OK, well I fixed it in the next version.

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On this machine yes, but I have a second one which doesn't for testing.

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StringRegExp

K   reset start of match.
G   first matching position in subject.

(?J)   allow duplicate names. 

Is it necessary? I still do not understand what it does

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