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hello. i want to look at the definition for some if not all the functions in autoit. not the UDFs, i mean the regular stuff like guicreate. i tried looking at the autoit directory but i couldnt find anything. can someone point me in the right direction? thanks

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hello. i want to look at the definition for some if not all the functions in autoit. not the UDFs, i mean the regular stuff like guicreate. i tried looking at the autoit directory but i couldnt find anything. can someone point me in the right direction? thanks

If you mean source code for the native functions, only some of the code for older versions of AutoIt (3.1.0) are available for download. The code is C++, not AutoIt script.

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downloaded one of the sources from 04. i cant find the definitions in there either. am i missing something?

Define what you mean by "the definitions". What, exactly, are you looking for?

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by definition, i mean the acutal implementation of a function like guicreate in c++. i wanna see how they do it. the actual c++ code or whatever code that autoit is written in.

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by definition, i mean the acutal implementation of a function like guicreate in c++. i wanna see how they do it. the actual c++ code or whatever code that autoit is written in.

If you have already downloaded the available sources from the link I posted earlier, you already have what is publicly available. That is not the complete source code for any version, AFAIK.

If you want more, you'll have to talk to Jon.

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