A idea to make AutoIt better

[Cw2K1 0]

i know there are some UDF but adding these to include files will help many people who asks for it. is it not good?

#MakeMeService ; with documents in help file
#RunAsServices
#include <Service.au3>
;etc

if anyone know the code to make a app as service (without rebooting) under NT / Win2k than share it with me.

Edited November 8, 2008 by Cw2K1

[Cw2K1 0]

also i think '$' should be removed as this

For i = 1 To listview1.listitems.Count
   'determine existence of /
    If InStr(listview1.listitems(i), "/") > 0 Then
        'convert
    End If
Next

there is no '$' in it. it's a VB code i used for example. it will make autoit code easy and fast

A = "100"
b = @ScriptDir
P = "Path"
MsgBox(0, P, B, A)

converted with variables

$a = "100"
$b = @ScriptDir
$P = "Path"
MsgBox(0, $P, $B, $A)

Edited November 8, 2008 by Cw2K1

[BrettF 26]

I think the answer will be no.

[PsaltyDS 30]

i know there are some UDF but adding these to include files will help many people who asks for it. is it not good?

#MakeMeService; with documents in help file
#RunAsServices
#include <Service.au3>
;etc

if anyone know the code to make a app as service (without rebooting) under NT / Win2k than share it with me.

This topic has been covered thoroughly already. The idea of achieving it with just a compiler flag is silly because it doesn't provide the many parameters required to properly configure a service.

also i think '$' should be removed as this

For i = 1 To listview1.listitems.Count
   'determine existence of /
    If InStr(listview1.listitems(i), "/") > 0 Then
        'convert
    End If
Next

there is no '$' in it. it's a VB code i used for example. it will make autoit code easy and fast

a = "100"

b = @ScriptDir

P = "Path"

MsgBox(P, B, A)

I personally dislike the VB convention of variables without a delimiter very much, and hope your idea is never adopted.

[Jon 871]

$ and @ were used in the beginning because my skill at writing an interpreter was low. But now it's in the language there is no way it will be removed - it would break a gazillion scripts. I get in enough trouble for changing a single function as it is...

[Glyph 2]

If I wanted to code in vb style, I would code vb....

[Cw2K1 0]

i can write a simple script for removing all '$' from all autoit scripts. or maybe someone else will do it in some minutes only.

[DexterMorgan 0]

$ and @ were used in the beginning because my skill at writing an interpreter was low. But now it's in the language there is no way it will be removed - it would break a gazillion scripts. I get in enough trouble for changing a single function as it is...

yep

change

#include<GUIconstants.au3>

and there were 100 posts saying MY SCRIPT DOESN'T WORK!!!

lol

[Cw2K1 0]

yep

change

#include<GUIconstants.au3>

and there were 100 posts saying MY SCRIPT DOESN'T WORK!!!

lol

there are some cool scripts in 'Example Scripts' for removing unneeded and adding needs includes.

[Particle 0]

[Glyph 2]

That.. is... EPIC!!!111

[BrettF 26]

Epic... And effectively true for this user. His usless requests are getting on my nerves. IMO things are fine the way they are now.