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| #829 | Rejected | move in SCITE the tabbed-windows | ||
| Description |
Hi all, I hope to be in the right place (excuse me if not). I request the feature to move the tabbed-windows in SCITE like (for example) Notepad++. For example, I have 4 files open (a1.au3, a2.au3, a1.ini and a2.ini), I would like to move the tabbed-windows to obtain this order: a1.au3, a1.ini,a2.au3,a2.ini. Thanks in advance. |
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| #830 | No Bug | recode --> ControlSend | ||
| Description |
hi there, maybe someone else has mentioned this before, but controlsend is a bit buggy, isn't it? after some time, all it does is shit, pressing randomly some keystrokes e.g. ControlSend("Window","","","Hallo!!") writes something like : hALlo!! or HALlo11 also capslock/alt/shift got activated by this command, or the "WIN" key so it does crap activating some hotkeys from another application or so on so i would suggest a recode, or that you maybe take a look at this function greetíngs ;) |
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| #831 | Rejected | Arrays with ranged size - optimizing without breaking compatibility with old scripts | ||
| Description |
Many many times I wished AutoIt had arrays with ranged size... there are numerous situations when I really don't use element0 from an array simply because I, as a human being, like to count starting from 1. Another thing is that there are some algorithms which can be optimized like in the example below: Dim $counter[65..90] For $i = 1 to StringLen($s) $counter[Asc(StringMid($s,$i,1))] += 1 Next should be faster than Dim $counter[26] For $i = 1 to StringLen($s) $counter[Asc(StringMid($s,$i,1))-65] += 1 Next because of the missing -65 The best part is that backward compatibility won't be ruined because arrays declared as "Dim $array[10]" will by default mean "Dim $array[0..9]" for the "compiler". This method of declaring arrays is found in user-friendly programming languages such as Pascal and Basic, whereas the old style is used in the middle level C programming language. Also, from what I can tell it shouldn't be to hard to implement, but... you know what's best! Thank you for your time, madflame991 |
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