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is it possible to give my autoit application COM functionality so thatother applications can use it?

like when a separate application calls MyApp.Application.msgbox then my app would display a msgbox? (of course that's just an example :whistle:)

Is that possible?

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isnt autoitx for using autoit in other languages? because that's not what I want, I'm just interested in implementing COM to an autoit application...

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The answer is going to be a resounding no, I can guarantee you.

Because you asked the question, you probably don't understand what kind of technical feat it would be, and why it wouldn't be worth it.

Suffice it to say, AutoIt wasn't meant for that sort of programming.

You might consider C#. It's a nice compromise for those who wish to be able to program near the low level of C++ (with only the .NET CLR in the way), yet with near-AutoIt ease.

-S

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