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here is my code 

FileChangeDir(@ScriptDir)
$sDLL_Path = 'E:\Chung\OCRandRE\IRL64'
$AIRL_Name = 'AIRL.dll'
$IRL_Name =  'ImageRecognition.dll'


$__gh_DLL_AIRL = DllOpen('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\IRL64\AIRL.dll')
$__g_h_Tess = DllOpen('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\libtesseract-5.dll')
MsgBox(0,'',@WorkingDir&' Open $__g_h_Tess ' & $__g_h_Tess &' Open $__gh_DLL_AIRL ' & $__gh_DLL_AIRL)

DllClose($__g_h_Tess)
_ScriptRestart() 

 

it work normal eveytime script restart

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but when i add DllCall

 

FileChangeDir(@ScriptDir)
$sDLL_Path = 'E:\Chung\OCRandRE\IRL64'
$AIRL_Name = 'AIRL.dll'
$IRL_Name =  'ImageRecognition.dll'


$__gh_DLL_AIRL = DllOpen('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\IRL64\AIRL.dll')
$__g_h_Tess = DllOpen('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\libtesseract-5.dll')
DllCall($__gh_DLL_AIRL, 'handle', 'AIRL_InitLibrary', 'wstr', $sDLL_Path, 'wstr', $IRL_Name) ;;;;; -- here 
MsgBox(0,'',@WorkingDir&' Open $__g_h_Tess ' & $__g_h_Tess &' Open $__gh_DLL_AIRL ' & $__gh_DLL_AIRL)

DllClose($__g_h_Tess)
_ScriptRestart()

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The Second restart show that the $__g_h_Tess DLL file cannot be opened 

 anyone can point me how to deal with this 

 

RestartUDF : 

 

 

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i don't know

But i have see in help file

If a dll filename is given then the DLL is automatically loaded and then closed at the end of the call. If you want to manually control the loading and unloading of the DLL then you should use DllOpen() and DllClose() and use a handle instead of a filename in this function.

 

try when add in your code

DllClose($__gh_DLL_AIRL)

maybe...

I know that I know nothing

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53 minutes ago, ioa747 said:

i don't know

But i have see in help file

If a dll filename is given then the DLL is automatically loaded and then closed at the end of the call. If you want to manually control the loading and unloading of the DLL then you should use DllOpen() and DllClose() and use a handle instead of a filename in this function.

 

try when add in your code

DllClose($__gh_DLL_AIRL)

maybe...

Tks for help but no matter if i add DLLClose or not, not thing change , still error

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29 minutes ago, imdumb said:

... but no matter if i add DLLClose or not, not thing change , still error

If you use only a few DllCalls, then an explicit DllOpen and DllClose is not mandatory. Just use DllCall with the specification of the filename. DllCall opens the DLL and closes it immediately after the call.

Check the @error macro right after the DllCall to see if the operation was successful.
Excerpt from the help :

Failure:    sets the @error flag to non-zero.
@error:    

1 = unable to use the DLL file,
2 = unknown "return type",
3 = "function" not found in the DLL file,
4 = bad number of parameters,
5 = bad parameter.

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5 hours ago, Musashi said:

If you use only a few DllCalls, then an explicit DllOpen and DllClose is not mandatory. Just use DllCall with the specification of the filename. DllCall opens the DLL and closes it immediately after the call.

Check the @error macro right after the DllCall to see if the operation was successful.
Excerpt from the help :

Failure:    sets the @error flag to non-zero.
@error:    

1 = unable to use the DLL file,
2 = unknown "return type",
3 = "function" not found in the DLL file,
4 = bad number of parameters,
5 = bad parameter.

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if i call only 1 of them , they will work as normal , but if i use both of them , the second DLLCall give error

Do you have any idea

 

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55 minutes ago, imdumb said:

Do you have any idea

First of all : Please do not post your code as graphics but as described here : how-to-post-code-on-the-forum

Regarding the error handling :

The MsgBox in your script only shows the @error of the second _ArrayDisplay command.

Try something like this :

;[...]
Local $aAIRL, $aTess5 ; Arrays to store the return from DllCall's

$aAIRL  = DllCall(...)
MsgBox(0, 'Result : AIRL', @error & @CRLF)
$aTess5 = DllCall(...)
MsgBox(0, 'Result : $aTess5', @error & @CRLF)

_ArrayDisplay($aAIRL)
MsgBox (0, 'Array $aAIRL :', @error & @CRLF)
_ArrayDisplay($aTess5)
MsgBox (0, 'Array $aTess5 :', @error & @CRLF)

;[...]

 

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Sorry for that , im new , 

 

FileChangeDir(@ScriptDir)
$sDLL_Path = 'E:\Chung\OCRandRE\IRL64'
$AIRL_Name = 'AIRL.dll'
$IRL_Name =  'ImageRecognition.dll'

_ArrayDisplay(DllCall('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\IRL64\AIRL.dll', 'handle:cdecl', 'AIRL_InitLibrary', 'wstr', $sDLL_Path, 'wstr', $IRL_Name),'AIRL.dll')
MsgBox(0,'errocode',@error)
_ArrayDisplay(DllCall('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\libtesseract-5.dll', 'handle:cdecl', 'TessBaseAPICreate'),'libtesseract')
MsgBox(0,'errocode',@error)



_ScriptRestart()

No matter what , when i use  DLLCALL both of this in one script  , _ArrayDisplay(DllCall('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\libtesseract-5.dll', 'handle:cdecl', 'TessBaseAPICreate'),'libtesseract')    alway return - 1

 

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10 minutes ago, Musashi said:

First of all : Please do not post your code as graphics but as described here : how-to-post-code-on-the-forum

Regarding the error handling :

The MsgBox in your script only shows the @error of the second _ArrayDisplay command.

Try something like this :

;[...]
Local $aAIRL, $aTess5 ; Arrays to store the return from DllCall's

$aAIRL  = DllCall(...)
MsgBox(0, 'Result : AIRL', @error & @CRLF)
$aTess5 = DllCall(...)
MsgBox(0, 'Result : $aTess5', @error & @CRLF)

_ArrayDisplay($aAIRL)
MsgBox (0, 'Array $aAIRL :', @error & @CRLF)
_ArrayDisplay($aTess5)
MsgBox (0, 'Array $aTess5 :', @error & @CRLF)

;[...]

 

when i change the position of DLLCALL to this 

FileChangeDir(@ScriptDir)
$sDLL_Path = 'E:\Chung\OCRandRE\IRL64'
$AIRL_Name = 'AIRL.dll'
$IRL_Name =  'ImageRecognition.dll'

_ArrayDisplay(DllCall('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\libtesseract-5.dll', 'handle:cdecl', 'TessBaseAPICreate'),'libtesseract')
MsgBox(0,'errocode',@error)
_ArrayDisplay(DllCall('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\IRL64\AIRL.dll', 'handle:cdecl', 'AIRL_InitLibrary', 'wstr', $sDLL_Path, 'wstr', $IRL_Name),'AIRL.dll')
MsgBox(0,'errocode',@error)



_ScriptRestart()

Both DLLCALL work , but then script restart via  _ScriptRestart() func , _ArrayDisplay(DllCall('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\libtesseract-5.dll', 'handle:cdecl', 'TessBaseAPICreate'),'libtesseract') error again

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Just now, imdumb said:

Sorry for that , im new

No problem, we were all beginners at some point. By the way : "Welcome to the forum" :)

The error macro only returns the result of the last called function and it will be reset or overwritten by the next function call.

Try this to find the problem :

FileChangeDir(@ScriptDir)
$sDLL_Path = 'E:\Chung\OCRandRE\IRL64'
$AIRL_Name = 'AIRL.dll'
$IRL_Name =  'ImageRecognition.dll'

Local $aAIRL, $aTess5 ; Arrays to store the return from DllCall's

$aAIRL  = DllCall('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\IRL64\AIRL.dll', 'handle:cdecl', 'AIRL_InitLibrary', 'wstr', $sDLL_Path, 'wstr', $IRL_Name)
MsgBox(0, 'Result : AIRL', @error & @CRLF)

$aTess5 = DllCall('E:\Chung\OCRandRE\libtesseract-5.dll', 'handle:cdecl', 'TessBaseAPICreate')
MsgBox(0, 'Result : $aTess5', @error & @CRLF)

_ArrayDisplay($aAIRL)
MsgBox (0, 'Array $aAIRL :', @error & @CRLF)
_ArrayDisplay($aTess5)
MsgBox (0, 'Array $aTess5 :', @error & @CRLF)


_ScriptRestart()

Hint : Instead of the MsgBox outputs you could also have a look at the ConsoleWrite function.

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