Console output from uncompiled script

[weirddave]

I can run a script from the cmd box just by typing the the name of the script, such as "MyScript.au3", but I don't get any output from consolewrite() commands. Google suggested I could pipe the output to more, but this:

MyScript.au3 | more

didn't work.

Any suggestions? I want to be able to see the line numbers when bugs crop up, but I also want to be able to see the consolewrite() output. If I compile, I get the output, but not line numbers.

[Jos]

Here is an explanation for this: 

 

Jos

[weirddave]

I created mystub.exe, put that and the test1.au3 file in the folder with autoit3.exe and nothing happens, I end up with a ready and waiting command prompt with no "hallo" being output.

Quote

 

C:\AutoIt>mystub.exe /AutoIt3ExecuteScript test1.au3

C:\AutoIt>

 

 

[Jos]

Yes that could be the case since a default was changed since then not to allow to use an compiled script as stub.
Add this line to your stub to change that default and recompile the stub:

#pragma compile(AutoItExecuteAllowed, true)

Jos

[weirddave]

ah-ha! That works a treat, thankyou