Custom Query (3927 matches)

It would be handy, if FileInstall() would accept macros and environment variables. This information is available at compile time. The syntax could look like this:

FileInstall("%USERPROFILE%\Eigene Dateien\AutoIt\@scriptname@", $sTempfile) Or FileInstall("@MyDocumentsDir@\AutoIt\@scriptname@", $sTempfile) Or FileInstall("@ScriptFullPath@", $sTempfile)

What this would do would be to get the radical of all the numbers provided to the func. Lets say we called Radical(1,8,9) we then find the distinct primes of all of these numbers for this example they would be 1 2 and 3. We then multiply these distinc primes together 1*2*3 and we get 6. we then return 6 to the script

ConsoleWrite(0.04 & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite(8.04-8 & @CRLF)

if I run this script, I'll see: 0.04 0.0399999999999991 Why?