Custom Query (3921 matches)

At the end of the UDF, HSL values are multiplied by 240 for no reason.

	$avArray[0] = $nH * $_COLORCONSTANTS_HSLMAX
	$avArray[1] = $nS * $_COLORCONSTANTS_HSLMAX
	$avArray[2] = $nL * $_COLORCONSTANTS_HSLMAX

where

Global Const $_COLORCONSTANTS_HSLMAX = 240

There is no documentaion in the help file other than an external link. According to that link, there is no normalisation to 240. Also Wiki does not show any normalisation to 240.

In the converse funtion _ColorConvertHSLtoRGB, the input HSL values have all been divided by 240 (incorrectly assuming input is normalised to 240).

Just found a very weird issue while testing some menus I intend to use (created with the custom functions, _GUICtrlMenu_*).

In version 3.3.0.0

If I run the script through Scite, right clicking the client area has no effect at all (no menu pops-up). If I compile the script, then run it, it works alright.

In beta 3.3.1.5

Everything works as expected, compiler or not.

You can try to reproduce the issue by running any of the _GUICtrlMenu_* examples, e.g. _GUICtrlMenu_CreatePopup(), which I attached, in case it makes it easier for anyone.

I'm currently running Windows 7 RC1 x64. I'm not able to test on Vista or XP right now, but if needed I can do it tomorrow on my secondary computer.

Script here:

Dim $total WinWaitActive("Progress Quest - New Character [Pemptus]") Do

ControlClick("Progress Quest - New Character [Pemptus]", "", "[ID: 133252]") $total = ControlGetText("Progress Quest - New Character [Pemptus]", "", "[ID: 133254]")

Until $total >= 94

You can download the program that I am testing this with at www.progressquest.com (yes i know, I'm pathetic!) Once downloaded, go to New Game (Multiplayer), choose the server mentioned in the title above, and replace the IDs with the corresponding IDs from your machine.

The ID for the Click method should be that of the "Roll" button, and the ID of the ControlGetText method should be that of the small label above the Roll button containing the total

This exact script (with IDs replaced of course) works on two other machines. But I cannot get it to work on any Widnows 7 machine.

I have done done some diagnostics of my own and determined that the only commands that do not work are commands that *modify* the window. Button clicks, for example, do not work. Sending keystrokes to controls does not work. Getting text *does* work. So I can replace the ControlClick() with ControlGetText() and it works perfectly, even with the same ID.