Calling all AutoIt functions from other languages?

[StandardUser 2]

I vaguely remember, there was a method or UDF for calling all AutoIt functions from other programming languages, including default and custom UDFs. Now I can't find it by any means. Initially I thought it was AutoItObject UDF but seems it is not:

 

Q. Does this mean that the objects I create are available from other programs since they're actually COM-objects? No. The objects are created at runtime and for AutoIt's eyes only.

So could someone pinpoint it to me or is my memory just a dream of a drunk horse?

[MikahS 92]

Using the AutoItX3.dll in program files -> AutoIt3 -> AutoItX when calling this you will be able to use AutoIt functions. It also has an example folder with a C++ and VBScript examples included.

[StandardUser 2]

Using the AutoItX3.dll in program files -> AutoIt3 -> AutoItX when calling this you will be able to use AutoIt functions. It also has an example folder with a C++ and VBScript examples included.

 

there was a method or UDF for calling all AutoIt functions from other programming languages, including default and custom UDFs

[MikahS 92]

Here you go: >link

[StandardUser 2]

Here you go: >link

Thanks! But still didn't find any use of it, as there is no Call function in COM and Dll interfaces of AutoItX

[MikahS 92]

First example

_CallAny("MsgBox", 0x20, "Hello, World", "LOL")

I feel like my understanding was flawed, lol.

Edited October 9, 2014 by MikahS

[AdmiralAlkex 115]

I vaguely remember, there was a method or UDF for calling all AutoIt functions from other programming languages, including default and custom UDFs. Now I can't find it by any means. Initially I thought it was >AutoItObject UDF but seems it is not:

So could someone pinpoint it to me or is my memory just a dream of a drunk horse?

No you are right, but you have to read past that FAQ (it was written when the UDF was originally posted).

 

>Post #202

Many more examples in the >Access AutoIt thread

[StandardUser 2]

Many more examples in the >Access AutoIt thread

Yep, that was the thing I was thinking about. Many thanks!