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#1596 Fixed Allow "Default" parameters for GUICtrlSetPos() Jpm Spiff59
Description

Could you implement "Default" parms (top, left, width, height) for the GUICtrlSetPos() function?

When working with dynamically sized GUI's with dynamically placed controls, it would be very useful to be able to adjust one of the position values without having to have stored the other three values that you wish to leave intact.

Presently, "Default" support is undocumented for GUICtrlSetPos().

If "Default" values are sent to the current function, it uses positional values from the last-defined control in the GUI, rather than values from the control specified in the statement.

Thank you.

#2383 Fixed Allow Aut2exe GUI to accept dropped files Jpm autoit@…
Description

To compile a script into an executable three files are needed.

  • source script
  • destination executable
  • [default] icon

Please consider letting the corresponding input fields in the GUI version accept file drops. Working on many different scripts mostly the relevant folders are already open in Windows Explorer. No need to sift throught the whole folder hierarchies in the browse dialogue again.

#3964 Works For Me Allow EnvGet to support whole strings like _WinAPI_ExpandEnvironmentStrings lwc
Description

While _WinAPI_ExpandEnvironmentStrings supports whole strings (but requires an include), EnvGet only allows to input a specific environment variable and even then without percents.

I don't presume to retroactively change that, but what about accepting a secondary optional parameter called $full? That is, Func EnvGet($envvariable, $full=False) whereas $full is optional and by default False.

But if $full is True then just do something like (only internally):

If $Full Then
  return Execute("'" & StringRegExpReplace($envvariable, "%(\w+)%",  "' & EnvGet('$1') & '" ) & "'")
EndIf

This will allow to support commands like ConsoleWrite(EnvGet("My temp variables are %temp% and %tmp%", true)).

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