Colon to separate multiple lines?

[ML99]

It doesn't appear that I can use VBScript's colon separator to put multiple commands on one line. Is this correct? AutoIt gives me an error whether I do this from the command line or in a script.

Example:

AutoItSetOption('WinTitleMatchMode', 2) : WinGetTitle('Win')

The reason I need it is that I'm trying to just send commands dynamically to AutoIt3.exe with the /AutoIt3ExecuteLine switch.

[SmOke_N]

It doesn't appear that I can use VBScript's colon separator to put multiple commands on one line. Is this correct? AutoIt gives me an error whether I do this from the command line or in a script.

Example:

AutoItSetOption('WinTitleMatchMode', 2) : WinGetTitle('Win')

The reason I need it is that I'm trying to just send commands dynamically to AutoIt3.exe with the /AutoIt3ExecuteLine switch.

No you can't... and even if you could... it's not considered to be one line even in a basic language.

[ML99]

No you can't... and even if you could... it's not considered to be one line even in a basic language.

Is there some other statement break character that AutoIt uses?

[SmOke_N]

Is there some other statement break character that AutoIt uses?

No, autoit is line by line.

Just write your stuff to a file, and use AutoIt3ExecuteScript, once it's loaded and you see the PID exists, then delete the file.

[ML99]

No, autoit is line by line.

Just write your stuff to a file, and use AutoIt3ExecuteScript, once it's loaded and you see the PID exists, then delete the file.

OK, thanks.