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The idea is that if I declare globally $MSBOX_SIMPLE = False then I can turn off msbox notifications globally in whole script.

If I do not declare it globally $MSBOX_SIMPLE = True (I forget or im too lazy) then the msbox function will work normally

In older autoit versions I did not have to declare it as default it was ( nothing means == '') , but now I get errors. How should i declare stuff now?

_msbox_simple('test')

    Func _msbox_simple($TEXT)
        Local $MSBOX_SIMPLE
        
        If $MSBOX_SIMPLE = False Then Return
            
        MsgBox(0,'Info!',$TEXT)
    EndFunc 

Exit
Edited by goldenix
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