27 November 2019: Uploaded a new SciTE4AutoIt3.exe v19.1127.1402.0 installer.

[Jos 2,209]

24 minutes ago, mLipok said:

What did i miss ?

No idea and a simple test was working fine, so do you have a script that shows me the issue you see and I can test with?

Jos

[mLipok 1,034]

I think I found it out by myself, where the issue was .... In my thinking.

I have several of my own UDF and this @ScriptLineNumber macro was used in one of this UDF.
 

Now I know I was wrong because I forgot that

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    - 17.224.935.2 Changed /rsln to replace @ScriptLineNumber in the Master script with "XXX/YYY". XXX is the master script linenumber, YYY is the Merged script linenumber.

XXX is the master script linenumber and because of this XXX for UDF is not given.

But I want to ask if you can add a feature which will add "UDFNAME_XXX/YYY" or something like this.

?

Edited March 26, 2020 by mLipok

[Jos 2,209]

1 hour ago, mLipok said:

But I want to ask if you can add a feature which will add "UDFNAME_XXX/YYY" or something like this.

I like the idea, but guess you mean the #include filename instead of UDFNAME (Name for the function)?
This would mean you get something like this potentially: 

$test2 = @ScriptLineNumber
; translates to:
$test2 = "d:\development\autoit3\programs\test\test\test2.au3  7/2"

Jos

[mLipok 1,034]

$test2 = "test2:7/2"

instead:

$test2 = "d:\development\autoit3\programs\test\test\test2.au3  7/2"

would be beter.

 

EDIT:

for example if I have UDF called:   CRM_ADO.au3

#include "CRM_ADO.au3"

then this snippet:

ConsoleWrite("! " & @ScriptLineNumber & @CRLF)

should be translated to something like this:

ConsoleWrite("! " & "CRM_ADO:17/78520" & @CRLF)

 

Edited March 26, 2020 by mLipok

[Jos 2,209]

Give the current Au3Stripper.exe a spin to see if that works for you.  

Jos

[mLipok 1,034]

Awesome

[mLipok 1,034]

btw.

I found one bug in SciTE4Au3 but I think this is related to the main SciTE version by Neil Hodgson .
Currently, I use

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Version 4.2.0 
    Sep  3 2019 19:04:05
by Neil Hodgson.
 Updated by Jos
Check the SciTE4AutoIt3 Homepage for Updates
December 1998-July 2019.

my *_stripped.au3 file has 85260 lines and 4082070 bytes.

in my test scenario, when I tried to check how this new feature for @ScriptLineNumber works, I several times used CTRL+G to "GO TO" a specific line ....
,,,, and few times SciTE wash just simply crashed (without any error message), just process was immediately closed.

For now, I can not replicate this error, will try this weekend.

 

[mLipok 1,034]

16 hours ago, Jos said:

 

 

 

15 hours ago, Jos said:

Give the current Au3Stripper.exe a spin to see if that works for you.  

In production scripts works splendidly.

Response to report: There was a huge text box inside the quote - should work fine now

Edited March 27, 2020 by Melba23
Cos the OP asked me to try!

[mLipok 1,034]

The only problem is when somebody uses:

_ConsoleOut("! @ScriptLineNumber=" & @ScriptLineNumber & @CRLF)

then it goes to:

_ConsoleOut("! "epuap:1203/82556"=" & "epuap:1203/82556" & @CRLF)

and:

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"Z:\TOOLs\Macro\PROGRAMY\KK_ePUAP\KK_ePUAP_stripped.au3"(82556,17) : error: syntax error

but this is easy to handle by changing this line to:

_ConsoleOut("! ScriptLineNumber=" & @ScriptLineNumber & @CRLF)

 

[Jos 2,209]

Try the latest Beta which should now skip any literal string replacement of @ScriptLineNumber. 

Jos

[mLipok 1,034]

I'm thinking now if this is possible to omnit/bypass the change, when @ScriptLineNumber is in "Function Constructor Line":
For example in this line:

Func _DebugReportVar($sVarName, $vVar, $bErrExt = False, Const $iDebugLineNumber = @ScriptLineNumber, Const $_iCurrentError = @error, Const $_iCurrentExtended = @extended)

 

[argumentum 565]

1 hour ago, mLipok said:

when @ScriptLineNumber is in "Function Constructor Line"

it would not in my view. You'd have to pass the @ScriptLineNumber as a parameter, otherwise It'd be -1 or whatever, other than the line number it comes from.
Can't eat your cake and have it too  

[mLipok 1,034]

 

 

 

 

45 minutes ago, argumentum said:

Can't eat your cake and have it too  

Yes I know.
But I want to be sure that in a case when @ScriptLineNumber is passed as a default value then this should not point to the Constructor line, but instead, it should be not changed in a stripped script.

For example:

#AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_Au3Stripper=Y
#Au3Stripper_Parameters=/MO /RSLN
#AutoIt3Wrapper_Change2CUI=Y
Func _Example($Parameter = @ScriptLineNumber)
    ConsoleWrite("! " & $Parameter & @CRLF)
EndFunc
_Example(@ScriptLineNumber) ; compiled should point to 7/7 in testing is 7
_Example()  ; compiled should not point to 4/4 but should be exactly the same as in standard compilation (not stripped) ... @ScriptLineNumber = -1
;~          ; because Au3Stripper can not calculate 8 like in testing mode.
;~          ; because could want to check in function            If $Parameter = -1 Then ....

 

Edited March 31, 2020 by mLipok

[argumentum 565]

6 minutes ago, mLipok said:

it should be not changed in a stripped script that Compiled mode should not be changed in comparison to testing mode.

#AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_Au3Stripper=Y
#Au3Stripper_Parameters=/MO /RSLN
#AutoIt3Wrapper_Change2CUI=Y
Func _Example($Parameter = (@Compiled ? -1 : @ScriptLineNumber))
    ConsoleWrite("! " & $Parameter & @CRLF)
EndFunc
_Example(@ScriptLineNumber) ; compiled should point to 7/7 in testing is 7
_Example()  ; compiled should not point to 4/4 but should be exactly the same as in standard compilation (not stripped) ... @ScriptLineNumber = -1
;~          ; because Au3Stripper can not calculate 8 like in testing mode.
;~          ; because user can check in funcion            If @ScriptLineNumber = -1 Then ....

 

[Jos 2,209]

I am sorry, but this is asking for miracles.  
The au3stripper paramater /RSLN will replace the @marco  @ScriptLineNumber with the Exact line number of the line it is found, both original and new.

EDIT: or is the basic question never to replace @ScriptLineNumber on a "Func XYZ(...........)" line and just leave it?  (You do realize how niche this is right?)

Jos

Edited March 31, 2020 by Jos

[mLipok 1,034]

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, Jos said:

(You do realize how niche this is right?)

niche ? what this word mean ?

[Jos 2,209]

Meaning of niche in English: 
interesting to, aimed at, or affecting only a small number of people:

[Musashi 337]

 

2 hours ago, Jos said:

Meaning of niche in English: 
interesting to, aimed at, or affecting only a small number of people:

noun: niche; plural noun: niches; noun: one's niche; plural noun: one's niches

    1.
    a shallow recess, especially one in a wall to display a statue or other ornament.
    "each niche holding a shepherdess in Dresden china"
    Synonyme:  recess, alcove, nook, cranny, slot, slit, hollow, bay, cavity, cubbyhole, pigeonhole, opening, aperture; mihrab
    "in a niche in the wall is a statue of St John"
    2.
    a comfortable or suitable position in life or employment.
    "he is now head chef at a leading law firm and feels he has found his niche"
    Synonyme:  ideal position, calling, vocation, métier, place, function, job, slot, opportunity
    "he feels he has found his niche in life"

adjective: niche

    denoting or relating to products, services, or interests that appeal to a small, specialized section of the population.
    "other companies in this space had to adapt to being niche players"

verb: niche; 3rd person present: niches; past tense: niched; past participle: niched; gerund or present participle: niching

    place (something) in a niche.
    "these elements were niched within the shadowy reaches"

Edited March 31, 2020 by Musashi

[Jos 2,209]

6 hours ago, Jos said:

EDIT: or is the basic question never to replace @ScriptLineNumber on a "Func XYZ(...........)" line and just leave it? 

Latest Beta version has this additional test in it as that was a simple change.  
Hope that makes it perform correctly.

Jos

[Colduction 9]

Hi @Jos, SciTE doesn't scroll completely, it shows me half of line, but in fact line have continue (line 37):

Edited April 3, 2020 by Colduction