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I wanted to ask what is the order of implementation of the directives.

is that complete sequence ?


AutoIt3Wrapper will perform the following tasks when wrapping Aut2Exe (Compile):
 

·       Read any command line options which are supported by Aut2Exe.

·       Read Scriptname.ini if it is available.

·       Read and honour any compiler directives within the script

·       Run any program(s) defined by Run_Before directive(s)

·       Optionally run AU3Check to verify the script. If errors are encountered a dialog asks whether to continue or stop the compile process.

·       Optionally run Tidy

·       Optionally run Obfuscator.  The Obfuscated source will then be checked again by AU3Check.

·       Compile the script source with Aut2Exe.exe, the return code reported to console.

·       Optionally update the program resources with additional icons, strings, and properties

·       Optionally run UPX

·       Run any program(s) defined by Run_After directive(s).

 
AutoIt3Wrapper will perform the following tasks for you when wrapping AutoIt3 (Run):
 

·       Optionally run AU3Check to verify the script. If errors are encountered a dialog asks whether to continue or stop

·       Run the script source with AutoIt3.exe, return code reported to console.
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Not sure I understand the question.

AutoIt3Wrapper processes in this sequence:

  1. Interpret the Commandline parameters.
  2.  Read the scriptname.ini and AutoIt3Wrapper.ini settings. First is leading.
  3. Read the whole masterscript source for all directives. These will override anything previously defined.

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  On 11/25/2013 at 6:36 PM, Jos said:
Read the whole masterscript source for all directives. These will override anything previously defined.

 

And in what order these directives are executed ?

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  On 11/25/2013 at 6:42 PM, mlipok said:

And in what order these directives are executed ?

They are not executed but used in the appropriated sections.

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mlipok,

The AutoIt3Wrapper source is in the AutoIt3SciTEAutoItWrapper folder - looking at it might well answer your questions. ;)

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I'll do as you suggested.

Thanks.

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