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| #3577 | No Bug | _FileWriteToLine strips @crlf off last line for some files | ||
| Description |
compared the .log to the .log_after files and notice the fail case has the last @crlf removed. #include <File.au3> Local $sSourceLine = "227487744 148299776 11.1.6749897" Local $sTargetFilename = "fail.log" Local $sFilenameTmp = $sTargetFilename & "_after" FileCopy($sTargetFilename,$sFilenameTmp,$FC_OVERWRITE) _FileWriteToLine($sFilenameTmp,2,$sSourceLine) Local $sTargetFilename = "pass.log" Local $sFilenameTmp = $sTargetFilename & "_after" FileCopy($sTargetFilename,$sFilenameTmp,$FC_OVERWRITE) _FileWriteToLine($sFilenameTmp,2,$sSourceLine) |
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| #3576 | Rejected | _PathSplit | ||
| Description |
Function _PathSplit now returns an array with parameters, but also requires to fill all byref args: $sDir, $sFileName, $sExtension. If I need only the filename or need output array only I also must use dummy byref arguments. So it will be better if there will be no arguments except input string, and result will be returned as array. |
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| #3574 | Completed | $ES_PASSWORD limits input length to control width, Add note about using $ES_AUTOHSCROLL to Help File | ||
| Description |
When setting an input box with the $ES_PASSWORD style, it no longer accepts characters after it has exceeded the width of the box. You need to use $ES_AUTOHSCROLL + $ES_PASSWORD to allow a long password to be used. Would be great if in the help file for GUICtrlCreateInput where it says to use that for passwords, it would actually say to use both styles Instead of the current: For defining an input control for entering passwords (input is hidden with an asterisk) use the $ES_PASSWORD style. Should be: For defining an input control for entering passwords (input is hidden with an asterisk) use the $ES_AUTOHSCROLL + $ES_PASSWORD styles. |
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