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What happend to IsBinaryString-function?


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This might be a really stupid question, but with the latest AutoIT I can not use "IsBinaryString" -function.

For example if I try to use these functions (they used to work) Functions for Ascii, Unicode, and UTF8 encoding

Now they don't, as they rely on built-in IsBinaryString-function.

I try to search through forum, but couldn't find anything about this...

:) IsBinaryString ;)

IsBinary

Edit:

10th May, 2007 - v3.2.4.0

Big changes:

* AutoIt is now compiled for Unicode! AutoIt3.exe is Unicode - AutoIt3A.exe is ANSI. For more details see this page.

* Au3Info tool rewritten.

* Binary data functions completely rewritten - scripts using these functions will need to be changed.

Other changes:

* Added: New modes for FileOpen() to force Unicode and binary operations.

* Added: BinaryLen(), BinaryMid()

* Added: Colored GUI buttons.

* Added: DllStruct...() can reference elements by name rather than index.

* Changed: Removed restrictions on the maximum number of #include directives.

* Changed: Removed restrictions on the maximum number of DllOpen() handles.

* Changed: Removed restrictions on the maximum number of open files.

* Changed: Removed restrictions on the maximum number of hotkeys.

* Changed: Performance improvements in StringStripWS().

* Changed: Binary data in variants are now treated as a special type, separate from normal strings.

* Changed: BinaryString() renamed to Binary()

* Changed: IsBinaryString() renamed to IsBinary()

Edited by SmOke_N

Common sense plays a role in the basics of understanding AutoIt... If you're lacking in that, do us all a favor, and step away from the computer.

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