Custom Query

Hello,

I'd like to suggest to slightly modify the example code for ToolTip():

; This will create a tooltip in the upper left of the screen
ToolTip("This is a tooltip text", 0, 0,"Title of Tooltip",1)

; A tooltip needs to be cleared:
MsgBox(0,'Tooltips will display infinite', 'Use' & @LF & 'ToolTip("",0,0)' & @LF & 'to clear a displayed tooltip.')
ToolTip("",0,0) ; clear away the tooltip

MsgBox(0,"Tooltip cleared away","Klick OK")

Regards, Rudi.

I think a good idea add DirGetTime function. I need this and "simulated" by this code:

Func DirGetTime ($path, $option = 0, $format = 0)

Local $FSO = ObjCreate("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Local $Folder = $FSO.GetFolder($path) Local $date Switch $option

Case 0

$date = $Folder.DateLastModified()

Case 1

$date = $Folder.DateCreated()

Case Else

$date = $Folder.DateLastAccessed()

EndSwitch If $format = 0 Then

$date = StringRegExp($date, "(\d{4})(\d{2})(\d{2})(\d{2})(\d{2})(\d{2})", 1)

EndIf Return $date

EndFunc

TraySetIcon causes read-only error when loading icon from read-only resource. Example:

TraySetIcon(@AutoItExe, 164)

In this example, if the compiled script resides on a flash drive that has a read-only switch set to read-only, and the script is run in certain WinXP environments, a windows error message pops up halting script execution (the choices are "Continue," "Try Again" and "Cancel;" Continue or Cancel will continue script parsing without error, Try Again simply pops the message up again).

The error also occurs with an uncompiled script if the AutoIt executable is located on the read-only media.

Note this error doesn't seem to occur on Win98SE or Vista Home 32-bit SP1. The environment where I encounter this error is WinXP Pro SP3 on a full administrator account.