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I would like to see a new pre-compiler directive, #Include-All. Syntax would be similar to the #Include directive, but would allow for wildcards in the filename. In the absence of a path, the main script path would be assumed.

Example: #Include-All <*.inc.au3> would include all files with ".inc.au3" as the extension within the same path/folder as the main script being compiled/run.

Reason: I write scripts that often have additional functionality added as time goes on, such as machine data or installed software information gathering. New software or component detection often requires a new function to handle it. Rather than modifying the code in multiple places to accommodate the function, The main script could be driven by an array of functions. Each new addition would need only be a new include file that adds itself to the appropriate controlling arrays.

This method would also apply well for spyware/malware removal scripts that I have written.

Adding new functionality would then require only sending the new include to the client, and having them drop it into the script folder and re-compiling.

I have been trying to figure this one out for a while. I get a "Variable used without being declared" error intermittently when using the SQLite.au3 include file. The error indicates line 1143 and the variable $g_hDll_SQLite. I have checked the file, and both variables referenced ($g_hDll_SQLite and $SQLITE_MISUSE) are declared globally at the top of the file.

The example for FileSetPos() does not contain any use of FileSetPos(). It appears to be a copy of the FileGetPos() example.

I do not have a good recommendation for the example as of yet, but wanted to put this out there, in case someone else had one.