How do I #include a file?

[El-Trucha 0]

Hello everyone!!

OK...here's what I wanna do:

#include AddBytes.au3

MsgBox(64, "El-Trucha's Byte Adder", "Open the file which you want to add bytes to.")
$file = FileOpenDialog("File", "C:\", "All Files (*.*)", 1 + 2)
$bytes = InputBox("How much bytes?", "How much bytes would you like to add?")
If @error = 1 Then Exit
If NOT StringIsDigit($bytes) Then NotANumber()

AddBytes($file, $bytes)

MsgBox(32, "Done!!", $message)

Func NotANumber()
    MsgBox(16, $bytes, "That's not even a number dude!!")
    Exit
EndFunc

I try to run that same file and it just shows me the "working" mouse cursor for 1 millisecond and then nothing happens...

I comment out the #include line and it tells me that AddBytes() is an unknown function, and it is, because it's in the included file!!

Why doesn't it work??

Thanx!!

P.S: I have tried putting the included script on where the script is and on a Include directory where the script is, because I don't have the installer...

[Jos 1,057]

do you have double quotes around the included script?

#include "AddBytes.au3"

[ezzetabi 1]

And it is in the current folder or in the Include folder?

[JSThePatriot 10]

Okay... is it double quotes or <>? I have seen a few different ways it has been done. Shouldnt there be 1 way to avoid confusion?

JS

[Jos 1,057]

Okay... is it double quotes or <>? I have seen a few different ways it has been done. Shouldnt there be 1 way to avoid confusion?

JS

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

nope...

If "..." is used, the filename is taken to be relative to the current script.

If <...> is used the filename is taken to be relative to include library directory (usually C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include). The include library contains many pre-written user-functions for you to use!

[Valik 468]

The search order for files is different based on <> and "". Also, <> is common for library files (Standard or user-written) and "" is specific to a script. However, as long as all the file names are unique, #include "Test.au3" and #include <Test.au3> will resolve to the same file. However, if there are 2 different Test.au3 files that can be found along the search order, the results will be different.

Edit: Fixed typo.

Edited December 6, 2004 by Valik

[JSThePatriot 10]

Thanks to the both of you.

JS

[El-Trucha 0]

Thanx!! I figured it out now...

Thanx!!