Custom Query (3931 matches)

Some editor programs add an EOF character (hex 1A) to the end of a text flat file for DOS compatibility. AutoIt versions 3.0 and 3.1 recognized this character for what it was or ignored it. Version 3.2.12.1 interprets it as the first character of another statement and generates a "Parse" error message. Please make AutoIt like it was before in this regard. Thank you.

This allows for regional settings.

Func _StringAddThousandsSep($sString, $sThousands = -1, $sDecimal = -1)
	Local $sResult = "" ; Force string
	Local $rKey = "HKCU\Control Panel\International"
	If $sDecimal = -1 Then $sDecimal = RegRead($rKey, "sDecimal")
	If $sThousands = -1 Then $sThousands = RegRead($rKey, "sThousand")
	Local $aNumber = StringRegExp($sString, "(\d+)\D?(\d*)", 1)
	If UBound($aNumber) = 2 Then
		Local $sLeft = $aNumber[0]
		While StringLen($sLeft)
			$sResult = $sThousands & StringRight($sLeft, 3) & $sResult
			$sLeft = StringTrimRight($sLeft, 3)
		WEnd
		$sResult = StringTrimLeft($sResult, StringLen($sThousands)) ; Strip leading thousands separator
		If $aNumber[1] <> "" Then $sResult &= $sDecimal & $aNumber[1]
	EndIf
	Return $sResult
EndFunc   ;==>_StringAddThousandsSep

This allows for regional settings.

Func _StringAddThousandsSep($sString, $sThousands = -1, $sDecimal = -1)
	Local $sResult = "" ; Force string
	Local $rKey = "HKCU\Control Panel\International"
	If $sDecimal = -1 Then $sDecimal = RegRead($rKey, "sDecimal")
	If $sThousands = -1 Then $sThousands = RegRead($rKey, "sThousand")
	Local $aNumber = StringRegExp($sString, "(\d+)\D?(\d*)", 1)
	If UBound($aNumber) = 2 Then
		Local $sLeft = $aNumber[0]
		While StringLen($sLeft)
			$sResult = $sThousands & StringRight($sLeft, 3) & $sResult
			$sLeft = StringTrimRight($sLeft, 3)
		WEnd
		$sResult = StringTrimLeft($sResult, StringLen($sThousands)) ; Strip leading thousands separator
		If $aNumber[1] <> "" Then $sResult &= $sDecimal & $aNumber[1]
	EndIf
	Return $sResult
EndFunc   ;==>_StringAddThousandsSep