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I compare setupudf abbreviation 

with 

http://www.autoitscript.com/wiki/UDF-spec

and

I wondered why these two definitions are different.

 

So I make my self some abbreviations ( udfset udffun udfstr )

udffun=; #FUNCTION# ====================================================================================================================\n; Name ..........: ?\n; Description ...: ?\n; Syntax ........: ?\n; Parameters ....: ?\n;                  ?            - ?\n;                  ?            - ?\n; Return values .: Success      - ?\n;                  Failure      - ?\n; Author ........: ?\n; Modified ......: ?\n; Remarks .......: ?\n;                  ?\n; Related .......: ?, ?, ?\n; Link ..........: ?\n; Example .......: Yes No\n; ===============================================================================================================================\n;
udfstr=; #STRUCTURE# ===================================================================================================================\n; Name ..........: ?\n; Description ...: ?\n; Fields ........: ?\n; Author ........: ?\n; Remarks .......: ?\n; Related .......: ?\n; ===============================================================================================================================\n;
udfset=; #INDEX# =======================================================================================================================\n; Title .........: ?\n; AutoIt Version : 3.3.10.2++\n; Description ...: ?\n; Author(s) .....: ?\n; Dll ...........: ?\n; ===============================================================================================================================\n\n; #VARIABLES# ===================================================================================================================\nGlobal $__gvMyGlobal = 0\n; ===============================================================================================================================\n\n; #CONSTANTS# ===================================================================================================================\nGlobal Const $__MYUDFCONSTANT_FOOBAR = 42\n; ===============================================================================================================================\n\n; #CURRENT# =====================================================================================================================\n;$tagSTRUCT\n;_MyUDF_Function\n; ===============================================================================================================================\n\n; #INTERNAL_USE_ONLY# ===========================================================================================================\n;$tagINTERNALSTRUCT\n;__MyUDF_InternalFunction\n; ===============================================================================================================================\n\n; #NO_DOC_FUNCTION# =============================================================================================================\n;_MyUDF_Function\n; ===============================================================================================================================\n\n; #NO_DOC_FUNCTION# =============================================================================================================\n;_MyUDF_OldFunction                        ; --> _MyUDF_NewFunction\n; ===============================================================================================================================\n

What you think about this ?

It is possible that I made some mistakes, especially with regard to the Convention creating the UDF file.

I would ask you to verify.

Best regards

mLipok

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