Custom Query (3917 matches)
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #368 | Fixed | Success of _ArrayToClip is now -1 (used to be 1 and as still documented) | ||
| Description |
The "Success" return of function _ArrayToClip is now -1 (older production release returned "1" and the current documentation for this function is also "1"). The workaround is either to use the new "Success" value of "-1" (not recommended in case this function is corrected to the documentation) or to test that it is <> 0 For example, Return Flag in the script below shows as "-1" although it was successful (according to the documentation, success = 1) #include <Array.au3>
Local $avArray = StringSplit("a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i", ",")
$iRetCode = _ArrayToClip($avArray, 1)
MsgBox(0, "Return Flag ", "$iRetCode = " & $iRetCode)
MsgBox(0, "_ArrayToClip() Test", ClipGet())
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| #369 | Duplicate | RunAsWait and RunAs | ||
| Description |
When launching a program using Runaswait and giving a flag value but without giving a working directory, the program won't launch. It works with Runwait. This code does not work (@error=1) Dim $Result
$Result = RunAsWait("user", @ComputerName, "userpwd", 1, "calc.exe","",@SW_SHOW)
IF @error <> 0 Then Msgbox(0,"Result",$Result & " " & @Error)
This code works Dim $Result
$Result = RunAsWait("user", @ComputerName, "userpwd", 1, "calc.exe")
IF @error <> 0 Then Msgbox(0,"Result",$Result & " " & @Error)
Same problem with RunAs So the working dir is not optional when you want to precise the flag and the only work around is to give a working directory which is accessible to the user you are using the security context |
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| #370 | No Bug | RunAs() and I/O redirection does not work on Windows 2000 | ||
| Description |
Reminder for myself that RunAs() with STDIO redirection will fail on Windows 2000. This is not the same issue as reported in #344. |
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