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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #749 | Rejected | Better Encryption | ||
| Description |
Well, I just read a thread in the Example Forum section and the guy had made his program send a screen shot to his computer during installation of a program and he was "decompiling" it. In the task bar was a window titled "myAut2Exe >The Op..." and I just was wondering if that was a public program. I searched google for "myAut2Exe" and I found a website for it. I downloaded it to see if it really worked and to my surprise, it did. I feel that you should either use stronger encryption or just change something in the current encryption to make the programs to "decompile" autoit scripts not work. |
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| #751 | Works For Me | Bug with StringSplit on ANSI platforms | ||
| Description |
#cs
Bug with StringSplit on ANSI platforms. All versions.
Running/compiling an ANSI version of this will fail because
StringSplit returns a 1-element array (fail), instead of 6-element.
#ce
$foo = StringSplit("a|b|c|d|e", "|", 2)
ConsoleWrite(@LF & $foo[2]) ; should print "c"
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| #753 | No Bug | @ScriptDir does contain a trailing backslash on drive root. | ||
| Description |
@ScriptDir does return a trailing backslash when the script is on the root of the drive, e.g. "C:\". This can make some programs stop working when placed in the root of the drive. |
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