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StringIsFloat doesn't accept a float exponent in the string:

Local $s = "-1.35e-4"
ConsoleWrite("StringIsFloat -> " & StringIsFloat($s) & ",  IsFloat -> " & IsFloat($s) & ",   Number -> " & Number($s) & @LF)

This is rather an oddity that deserve fixing than a feature request.

The following AutoIt code when run on my machine by AutoIt v3.3.15.0 leaks several MB of memory per minute:

#include <Constants.au3>

While 1
    $pid = Run("ping localhost","", @SW_HIDE, $STDERR_MERGED)
    ProcessWait($pid)
    StdioClose($pid)
    ProcessClose($pid)
    ProcessWaitClose($pid)
WEnd

Originally reported here ​https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/177671-stdoutread-memory-problem-edit-and-stdioclose/

FileCopy of a file with a full path specification and included spaces in the filename to a destination specified as a UNC path will fail. Note that if no path specification is supplied in the source string, FileCopy succeeds. Tried with V 3.3.12.0, 3.3.14.0, beta 3.3.15.0.

In the examples below, $temp is a folder name in the format "YYYYMMDDHHNNSS.$$$", e.g., "20151027144712.$$$"

FileCopy("C:\Temp\" & $temp & "\TestFile_1.txt", "\\SERVER\C$\Temp")

works, but

FileCopy("C:\Temp\" & $temp & "\Test File 2.txt", "\\SERVER\C$\Temp")

doesn't.

Neither does

FileCopy("""C:\Temp\" & $temp & "\Test File 2.txt""", "\\SERVER\C$\Temp")

or

FileCopy("""C:\Temp\" & $temp & "\Test File 2.txt""", """\\SERVER\C$\Temp""")

This works:

FileChangeDir("C:\Temp\" & $temp)
FileCopy("Test File 2.txt", "\\SERVER\C$\Temp")