In many cases, it is necessary to define subgroups... For example If I have some sub-system that contains a number of functions..
In C++ I could create the sub-system as a class and in the class I write the function. The main goal is to have syntax that looks elegant, and understandable
like this:
subsystem.function1()
But in Autoit we can't use the dot as a mark to display this logic structure.
In Autoit all I can do is create file named subsystem.au3 an
In many cases, it is necessary to define subgroups... For example If I have some sub-system that contains a number of functions..
In C++ I could create the sub-system as a class and in the class I write the function. The main goal is to have syntax that looks elegant, and understandable
like this:
subsystem.function1()
But in Autoit we can't use the dot as a mark to display this logic structure.
In Autoit all I can do is create file named subsystem.au3 an