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Following code triggers an Error in au3check (v1.54.20.0) on the #forceref due to the IF above it. This works fine in the v1.54.19.0

#AutoIt3Wrapper_Au3Check_Parameters=-q -d -w 1 -w 2 -w 3 -w 4 -w 5 -w 6 Func test()

local $a = 1 If $a then exit #forceref $a

EndFunc

ERROR: missing separator character after keyword.

#forceref $a

I'm using Windows 10 on a laptop with a 1920x1080 screen with standard drivers. I sit a few feet away from the laptop, so I use DPI scaling to help me see the screen easier (Settings > System > Display > "Change the size of text, apps, and other items:"). Mine is currently set to 125%.

At this 125% DPI scaling setting (or anything greater than 100%), open the 'AutoIt v3 Window Info' program, turn on the option to magnify (Ctrl + Alt+ M), grab the finder tool, and point the target at some discernible object on your screen. Unless my system is somehow unique, or off the norm, you also will not see what you're pointing at in the small magnification window. If you move the target down and to the right some, you'll stumble onto what you were originally aiming for.

This is a DPI issue with AutoIt. Please fix it.

I believe this is also why PixelGetColor does not work properly under the same circumstances (a DPI scaling setting of over 100%).

Thank you for your attention.

Au3Check raises an error on array initializer for dimensions > 4. Simplest reproducer: Local $arTestBad[2][2][2][2][2] = [[[[[0]]]]]