Tcp/Ip

[jaenster]

Can you make a Tcp/Ip Conntecion in autoIT ? So , if its true , How ? ^^ an any give some examples?

[Helge]

Yes you can, if you've downloaded the latest beta.

There's all you need, including examples.

[jaenster]

Oh thank you Beta version got not strange errors that not beta version get with the old commados?

[Helge]

I don't think you will have any problems using it.

[jaenster]

k ty , Some other qeust , If i use scite.. beta and normal , What version does scite use? Beta version or normal , Beta is the last one that i has instaled..?

[Helge]

You can easily select what version to choose.. no problem.

[jaenster]

How ? I am noob

[Josbe]

How ? I am noob

Due that reason, read the helpfile.

Check in Scite the menu "TOOLS" and look the options.

For example:

Scite Config --> CTR+1

[jaenster]

Thanks , jaenster

[JSThePatriot]

With SciTE you can run the regular AutoIt with F5, and to Run Beta you press ALT+F5.

You can also switch which definitions are used.. I dont remember the hotkey, but just take a peek in the different menu's I am sure you will find it.

JS

[jaenster]

Any why , The syntax of beta ? Does it is in it ? Do i got "tcpconnect" is blue or something ?

[skippynz]

With SciTE you can run the regular AutoIt with F5, and to Run Beta you press ALT+F5.

You can also switch which definitions are used.. I dont remember the hotkey, but just take a peek in the different menu's I am sure you will find it.

JS

about that - i have both the latest beta and original with scite and when i try and run a script in normal mode that has like #include <date.au3> or #include <process.au3> i get an error - but if i run via beta its fine. is this a bug ?? cause if i dont have any #includes it works ok

[Jos]

about that - i have both the latest beta and original with scite and when i try and run a script in normal mode that has like #include <date.au3> or #include <process.au3> i get an error - but if i run via beta its fine. is this a bug ?? cause if i dont have any #includes it works ok

Is correct... check the errors it generates and you know that in the includes some BETA fnctins are used.

[seandisanti]

Oh thank you Beta version got not strange errors that not beta version get with the old commados?

$wtf = "Beta version got not strange errors that not beta version get with the old commados?"
StringDecrypt($wtf)

[flaxcrack]

Guys my out put is coming out all funny for cameronsdad code.

;My Code
$wtf = "Beta version got not strange errors that not beta version get with the old commados?"
$x = StringDecrypt($wtf)
ConsoleWrite($x)

;The Console
ERROR! ERROR! ERROR! RTFM!

[seandisanti]

Guys my out put is coming out all funny for cameronsdad code.

;My Code
$wtf = "Beta version got not strange errors that not beta version get with the old commados?"
$x = StringDecrypt($wtf)
ConsoleWrite($x)

;The Console
ERROR! ERROR! ERROR! RTFM!

nice. i'm thinking of putting my code snippet into my sig, what do you think?

[flaxcrack]

nice. i'm thinking of putting my code snippet into my sig, what do you think?

Great idea! I wonder if you could make a UDF out of it...

[seandisanti]

Great idea! I wonder if you could make a UDF out of it...

don't know if i'd go that far, smoke_n's sig code has it beat as far as a sig-UDF.

[flaxcrack]

don't know if i'd go that far, smoke_n's sig code has it beat as far as a sig-UDF.

I think you should change your sig.

[JSThePatriot]

Yes like JdeB said. The reason it has error'ed out on those include files is because each of those have some beta functions in them.

JS