Won't Compile

[gamepin126 0]

Scite won't compile anything. When I right click on the scripts and tell it to compile(with or without options) it leaves a INI but no EXE. I can't run scripts from Scite either. Anyone know what's wrong?

[nitekram 68]

Re-install?

[gamepin126 0]

did, twice

[NELyon 1]

maybe a compiler error. Try re-installing autoit completely

[gamepin126 0]

I used Your Installer 2006 Pro to run AutoIt's uninstaller, scan installation directory for left overs, and remove all registry items. No luck.

[NELyon 1]

autoit doesen't like your pc?

[gamepin126 0]

Worked before, it just stopped working. :\

It says this

>C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\SciTE\AutoIt3Wrapper\AutoIt3Wrapper.exe /in "C:\Documents and Settings\Rawr\My Documents\Scripts\test.au3"
>%1 is not a valid Win32 application.

Edited August 7, 2006 by gamepin126

[SmOke_N 193]

What virus software are you using... and when did you run your last scan... is it relevant to the time that SciTe quit working for you?

[gamepin126 0]

Only realtime protection I have is from Zone Alarm, and autoit has full access. I don't go to garbage sites, and download things randomly, so I don't use AV's.

EDIT: I can right click on a script and run it, but not run from scite.

Edited August 7, 2006 by gamepin126

[Paulie 26]

This is one of those

"FFR" situations

Format, FDisk, Re-Install?

Edited August 7, 2006 by Paulie

[Confuzzled 1]

Three things that come to mind:

1: Try uninstall and re-install SciTe as well as all versions of AutoIT and reinstall.

I'm guessing your registry pointers are screwed, usually from people using system restore to rollback instead of restoring from a backup.

2: Check your antivirus isn't snaffling the code - there are frequent reports of false positives and the anti-virus log should show if this is the case. If you have a false positive, let the anti-virus people know, not here, as there is nothing that the AutoIT people can do about false positives in third-party software.

3: Check your drive for errors. Fix any found. Your system event log may also offer clues.

Edited August 7, 2006 by Confuzzled

[nfwu 3]

>%1 is not a valid Win32 application.

My usual hunches tell me that this is causing your problem, and it has nothing to do with viruses.

However, I cannot think of a solution at the moment.

Try NOT installing the stuff into program files but rather into C:\AutoIt3. May have a problem with the space in Program Files.

#)

[gamepin126 0]

Try NOT installing the stuff into program files but rather into C:\AutoIt3. May have a problem with the space in Program Files.

That did it. Thanks everyone for helping.