TheDcoder

Yes, I am sure because GitHub itself mentions it when you are about to accept the invite That's true, but on GitHub it's the private users who are able to see the IP address, not the actual admins running the website I know that it's not a big deal but I'm privacy conscious. It's great, it's based on an self-hosted version of a Git "forge" called Forgejo, and since they're a registered non-profit in Germany/Europe I trust them as well. If it wasn't for the community on GitHub I would've moved away a long time ago. That's a good idea too, I'd be surprised if have any objections. Yeah I think that'll be the best for now. Great, I'll reconsider joining whenever I resume working on EasyCodeIt By the way, you say that but you blur the names of some members... but not their usernames, which you probably should blur too if you don't want to reveal their names.

Hey @SOLVE-SMART, I recieved your invite to the org, and it is an interesting idea, however one of the "concerns" with joining the org is that our IP address is shared with the admins of the org, and I personally am not comfortable with providing that kind of access to my data, and some others might have the same opinion as well. Perhaps it's better to host it on some other place with better privacy, maybe Codeberg? I recently started using it with my latest project and it looks like a good enough place to build software. Aside from that, I don't think I can really contribute at this time since I don't use AutoIt these days, it being not available in Linux and all I don't think that's going to be an issue due to this clause: Obligatory IANAL

Use the Json_Encode function to get the string representation of the object and use FileWrite function to write it back Ideally you'd use the handle from FileOpen for both FileRead and FileWrite, then FileClose the handle once you're done!

Why is True -256 instead of using the sane value of 1 as everyone else (including the C standard)

Once it is parsed the array is the same as any other Array in AutoIt , when you're done with modifying the array you can simply pass it as the value to your favourite JSON function without any additional steps

You'll have to parse the array first and then manually insert the correct index into your commands. If you want to do it in a "cleaner" way, you can just modify the Array in AutoIt and insert the whole thing back with your changes.

Congratulations bud, a basic feature is now working in Kobo

What in tarnation is that?

Hey bud, I am getting a deja vu by looking at this code, didn't we already discuss it earlier? Anyway, good to see ChatGPT help you solve it.

@coderusa Not sure why you keep calling it an "egg drop" but it's easy enough to implement a command to call Run to run a script.

Really? Back in the day it worked very well on my ancient low-powered Intel Celeron-based notebook. Hmmm... that sounds easy enough to implement.

It can actually, if you have WINE installed What is an egg drop?

Wow, mIRC can do GUIs too? And what part does AutoIt play exactly if mIRC is already doing everything? Bad luck, you missed out on this: (Made by yours truly )

Python - AutoIt - mIRC is a wild combo

Quite an interesting idea, right up my ally of making quick and jank solutions like this