Custom Query

_ClipPutFile seems to drop the drive letter. However I can paste to explorer.

#include <Misc.au3>

FileChangeDir("E:\")
FileWriteLine(@MyDocumentsDir & "\test.txt", "Bla");
_ClipPutFile(@MyDocumentsDir & "\test.txt");
MsgBox(0, "", ClipGet());
FileDelete(@MyDocumentsDir & "\test.txt");

Reported in General Support topic #63374 by jennico. Tested in 3.2.10.0 and 3.2.11.0 with this:

$sString = "0123"

$a = 1 + 1
ConsoleWrite("Debug: $a = " & $a & "  type = " & VarGetType($a) & "  IsInt($a) = " & IsInt($a) & @LF)
$sString_a = StringReplace($sString, $a, "x")
ConsoleWrite("Debug: $sString_a = " & $sString_a & @LF)

$b = Sqrt(4)
ConsoleWrite("Debug: $a = " & $b & "  type = " & VarGetType($b) & "  IsInt($b) = " & IsInt($b) & @LF)
$sString_b = StringReplace($sString, $b, "x")
ConsoleWrite("Debug: $sString_b = " & $sString_b & @LF)

Output is:

>Running:(3.2.11.0):C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\beta\autoit3.exe "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Scripts\Test_2.au3"    
Debug: $a = 2  type = Int32  IsInt($a) = 1
Debug: $sString_a = 0x23
Debug: $a = 2  type = Double  IsInt($b) = 1
Debug: $sString_b = 01x3
+>08:37:25 AutoIT3.exe ended.rc:0

With 2 as an INT32 it works correctly, but the DOUBLE causes it to switch to a string-type replace.

If you make a Screenshot and the upper left corner is not 0,0 the cursor has a wrong position. To fix it, line 77 in ScreenCapture.au3 has to be changed to

_WinAPI_DrawIcon($hCDC, $aCursor[3] - $aIcon[2] - $iLeft, $aCursor[4] - $aIcon[3] - $iTop, $hIcon)