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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #2006 | Rejected | foreach | ||
| Description |
in the perl scripting language there is a function called "foreach" which i did not found here. |
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| #1782 | Rejected | forcing targeting of commands to only one target process/executable | ||
| Description |
I am trying to write a GUI-script which should run unmanned (without a user session) on a remote computer (our buildserver). I occasionally take a look at itäs desktop and manage the computer using a remote desktop session. I have written a script, which works well on my computer as well as at the remote computer, when I have a user (desktop) session with them. However, when there is no session, the script does not run .. stops right in the beginning where I would first check a target window and interact with it. As there are many Windows concurrently open at the remote computer and possibly a virtual window at front (since no session is open) and new active windows (of other apps) may emerge at any time when the script is running, there is a possibility that commands may go to wrong window ..despite of various wait-functions. What would make script more robust, would be an option to target / direct ALL virtual-key and mouse + window title and text interactions to ONE SPECIFIED PROCESS. I would see this as a function that could be called in the script, for example. ForceTargetProcess("thecontrolledtargetapplication.exe"). Has this been thought before? This feature would make the scripts more robust. I Would be very glad to see support for this! (and think that this is a general Milky Way -class feature for any GUI-scripting language). Other current features of AutoItV3 seem to be well thought and quite completely produced - so thank you for this product! |
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| #1360 | Fixed | for what are these files | ||
| Description |
I think you doesn`t need these two file for the help file: "autoit-docs-v3.3.2.0-src\docs\autoit\english\html\index.htm" "autoit-docs-v3.3.2.0-src\docs\autoit\english\html\guiref\GUIEvent.htm"
Now look at the screenshot: There are sometimes 2 lines I think this is so because of "AutoItSetOption.htm". So a line without a description will be added <td><a href="GUICtrlSendToDummy.htm"><title>Funktion GUICtrlSendToDummy</a></td> <td>Sendet eine Nachricht an ein Dummy-Control.<br></td> </tr> <tr> <td><a href="AutoItSetOption.htm#GUIEventOptions"></a></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr> |
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