Custom Query

The following command stop if one file is undeletable. It should go on with the other files in the folder.

FileDelete("c:\windows\temp\*.*")

Ex: c:\windows\temp -> test.bat -> patch.exe -> oifea.tmp -> this file is in use, the command FileDelete stops here -> log.txt -> this files are left.... -> snmplog.txt

Maybe an option to ignore undeletable files would be helpful ?

ex: FileDelete("folder",option) -> option 0: to stop on undeletable file, 1: to ignore errors

In older versions, if the Execute function was passed a "bad" string to execute, it would just return "" and set @error=1. Ever since the RunErrorsFatal option was removed the Execute function returns a fatal error. I'm not asking to reinstate the option, just please stop the execute from producing a fatal error. (And no, it isn't that simple for me to determine if the string passed into the Execute is valid since it is user-defined. :)

Here is a real quick sample:

Local $f=Execute("<div>Hello World</div>") Msgbox(0,"",$f)

in Chinese WinXP + SP2, AutoIt 3.3.0.0 code like this

MsgBox(0,"cd", EnvGet("cd"))
MsgBox(0,"time", EnvGet("time"))
MsgBox(0,"random", EnvGet("random"))
MsgBox(0,"username", EnvGet("username"))

only the last MsgBox( ) display correct, the first three MsgBox( ) display blank.

why ? a bug ?

Maybe this bug exists in english WinXP + SP2.