Valik Posted June 30, 2004 Posted June 30, 2004 DaLiMan,Great !!..BTW, you are mixing 2 #include option now..The #include <xyz.au3> states to include the xyz.au3 from the standard include directory which is located as a subdir of the AutoIt3 program directory.The #include "c:\xyz.au3" states to include the xyz.au3 from the specified path.It doesn't matter either way, really (The same with a C-compiler). Using #include <>, the path's are searched first starting with the standard include library as well as any user-defined directories, and lastly in the current directory (Provided a full path isn't specified). Otherwise, that search order is reversed.
DaLiMan Posted June 30, 2004 Author Posted June 30, 2004 BTW, you are mixing 2 #include option now..The #include <xyz.au3> states to include the xyz.au3 from the standard include directory which is located as a subdir of the AutoIt3 program directory.The #include "c:\xyz.au3" states to include the xyz.au3 from the specified path.Didn't know that.If so, I changed de wrong < file.au3 > all allong......Thankx so much for your help !!!and your patiente.....
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