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Hi,

I was wondering why the following code on some systems returns a "subscript used with non-array variable"? It runs fine on other machines but today one user reported this error.

Func restoreprofile(); Restores given backup file
    Local $file, $activate, $profname, $restore
    $file = FileOpenDialog ( "Select backup file:", "", "CW (*.cws)" , 3 ,"",$mGUI)
; now check whether the file is empty or way too small to contain anything useful
    If $file = "" Then; check whether backup file has been selected or not
        MsgBox (16, "Error", "Aborting!",0,$mGUI)
    ElseIf FileGetSize ( $file ) < 50 Then; check whether file contains anything. Emtpy zip normally is aorund 22 bytes
        MsgBox (16, "Error", "Aborting!",0,$mGUI)
    Else
        RunWait ( @TempDir & "\7za.exe x -bd -y -o" & @TempDir & "\codprofile" & " " & $file,"",@SW_HIDE); extract the file to temp dir for pre-checking
        $profname = _FileListToArray( @TempDir & "\codprofile","*",2)
        $restore = MsgBox (36, "Profile Restoration", "restore profile: " & $profname[1] & " ?",0,$mGUI); user confirmation
        If $restore = 6 Then
            DirRemove ( ppath() & "\" & $profname[1],1 ); remove old profile if still exist
            DirMove ( @TempDir & "\codprofile\" & $profname[1], ppath(), 1); copy restored profile to profile path
            If @error Then
                MsgBox(16, "Error", "Restoration process failed!")
            Else
                $activate = MsgBox (36, "Profile activation", "activate the profile: " & $profname[1] & " ?",0,$mGUI); ask whether to activate profile
                If $activate = 6 Then
                    If FileExists ( ppath() & "\active.txt" ) Then; kill old active.txt
                        FileDelete ( ppath() & "\active.txt" )
                    EndIf
                    FileWrite ( ppath() & "\active.txt", $profname[1] ); write active.txt with restored profile name
                    If @error Then
                        MsgBox(16, "Error", "Activation process failed!")
                    EndIf
                EndIf
                DirRemove (@TempDir & "\codprofile", 1); kill temp decompression dir
                MsgBox (64, "Done!", "You profile has been sucessfully restored!",0,$mGUI)      
            EndIf
        Else
            MsgBox(16, "Profile Restoration", "Restoration process aborted!")
        EndIf
    EndIf
EndFunc; ==> restoreprofile
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$profname = _FileListToArray( @TempDir & "\codprofile","*",2)
$restore = MsgBox (36, "Profile Restoration", "restore profile: " & $profname[1] & " ?",0,$mGUI);

It's required to first check if $profname is an array before using it's element which may not happen to exist. In my @TempDir for example I don't have a folder called "codprofile" so I'd get this error as well. Same for the rest of the script, check if it's an array before using it.

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$profname = _FileListToArray( @TempDir & "\codprofile","*",2)
$restore = MsgBox (36, "Profile Restoration", "restore profile: " & $profname[1] & " ?",0,$mGUI);

It's required to first check if $profname is an array before using it's element which may not happen to exist. In my @TempDir for example I don't have a folder called "codprofile" so I'd get this error as well. Same for the rest of the script, check if it's an array before using it.

The folder you mentioned is created during the extraction-process

RunWait ( @TempDir & "\7za.exe x -bd -y -o" & @TempDir & "\codprofile" & " " & $file,"",@SW_HIDE)

so this should be no problem.

I just noticed that the user is using Windows 7 beta. This might cause the problem. Is Windows 7 officially supported by AutoIt?

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