Custom Query

please don't steal my message to jon. I want to talk to jon, not child like you.

1. I said it by au3info. This is what I mean. and, It's working well up to 3.2.8.1

2."e.g. Click the 2nd instance of a "Button" control containing the text "Finish" ControlClick("My Window", "", "[CLASS:Button; TEXT:Finish; INSTANCE:2]")" wrote by you.

and you said, "You want the FIRST instance of a "Button" class containing the text "&Move". OR the 10th instance of a "Button" class."

so, SECOND instance of a "Button" class containing the text "Finish"? it's your intention? it's nonsense. you think there is two button that have the same text "Finish"? if it is, how can I know it's instance number? au3info only show instance of a button class. au3 is not your private program that only you use, you open it, then I think program must follow common sense. for example, pic in 1. If not, you must notify it in history log with reasonalble explanation about it.

3.sorry for my bad english.

$a=int(TimerInit()) ;for some reason, timerinit returns a float rather than an int! very imprecise!!! sleep(100) $b=int(timerinit()) $c=$b-$a ;should be about 100, but result is always about 297 million to 299 million MSGBOX(0,"TIMERINIT",$a&","&$b&","&$c)

I need an int. floats are useless to me. floats lose precision and are very imprecise (floating point error for instance).

I know there is a timerdiff for doing time differences, but timerdiff returns also a useless float, not a useful int.

I need an accurate result from timerinit if I am going to use it in my time calculations. please fix. thanks.

when using int() to wrap the timerinit function and do subtractions, should be about 100, but result is always about 297 million to 299 million.