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| #1429 | Rejected | Change return value of FileGetSize() on failure. | Anonymous | |
| Description |
Please change the return value of FileGetSize() to -1 when failure occurs. This would make more sense as it is also the way that DirGetSize() works. Consider the following code. If Not FileGetSize($sFile) Then FileDelete($sFile) This code will delete a file if its size is 0. Unfortunately, it would also delete the file if FileGetSize() failed for any reason. Changing the failure return value to -1 would avoid this problem since Not(-1) = False. |
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| #2133 | Rejected | Update the @OSVersion on 3.3.12.1 | Anonymous | |
| Description |
Is it possible for you to update the @OSVersion Macro on the 3.3.12.1 because those of us who are still using it to support the older systems can use this Macro to find out if the user is running the program on newer system. |
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| #3798 | Fixed | SciTE4AutoIt incompatibilty with SSE instruction set | Jos | Ant |
| Description |
SciTE4AutoIt (version 19.1127.1402.0) crashes immediately. Experience with other applications tells me this is because the editor's executable hasn't been compiled for compatibility with the SSE instruction set. (The chip in this case is an Intel Celeron, alias Coppermine-128.) Windows reports, "SciTE - a Scintilla based Text Editor modified by Jos f has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience." The "Lite" version of SciTE packaged with AutoIt (version 3.3.14.5) works fine. This is my first time trying to use SciTE4AutoIt, so the issue may have been present for some time. Would really appreciate SSE instruction set-compatibility so I can take advantage of the configuration tool. Here's a link to a similar ticket, although the issue there concerns compiled scripts rather than the editor itself. |
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