Custom Query

Fixes the situation where the file contains no @LF NOTE: This also includes my version with a default value for $aArray, Reason= It can be called without pre-declaring the array. You just need $MyArray = _FileReadToArray("My\File\Path.ext") My feelings won't be hurt if that's removed.

Func _FileReadToArray($sFilePath, $aArray = "")
   Local $hFile
   $hFile = FileOpen($sFilePath, 0)
   If $hFile = -1 Then ;; unable to open the file
      SetError(1)
      Return 0
   EndIf
   $aFile = FileRead($hFile, FileGetSize($sFilePath));; Read the file and remove trailing white spaces
   $aFile = StringStripWS($aFile, 2)
   FileClose($hFile)
   If StringInStr($aFile, @LF) Then
      $aArray = StringSplit( StringStripCR($aFile), @LF)
   ElseIf StringInStr($aFile, @CR) Then ;; @LF does not exist so split on the @CR
      $aArray = StringSplit( $aFile, @CR)
   Else ;; unable to split the file
      SetError(1)
      Return 0
   EndIf
   Return $aArray
EndFunc  ;<==> _FileReadToArray()

With the latest release the _GUICtrlTab_SetItemText function no longer works correctly.

The text that is displayed is cut short when the text length is longer than 2 characters. The cropping is also different depending on the # of characters above 2.

The example in the help file can be used to highlight the bug, the text returned is New T when it should be New Text.

C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Examples\GUI\Advanced\Clock.au3 is currently broken.