Custom Query
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #357 | Completed | @AutoItUnicode - obsolete | Jpm | Zedna |
| Description |
@AutoItUnicode Returns 1 if running using the Unicode version of AutoIt (AutoIt3.exe) or 0 if running the ANSI version (AutoIt3A.exe). This macro is obsolete from 3.2.13 because ANSI version of AutoIt no longer exists. |
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| #250 | Rejected | @CurrentScript | Jpm | McGod |
| Description |
I would like to request a macro for the script you are currently running in, such as Array.au3 or My_Included_File.au3. This would help me a lot when I am Debugging. @ScriptName only returns the name of the file executed. @CurrentScript - Returns the name of where the code is being executed from. |
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| #689 | No Bug | @DesktopDir macro introduces unwanted characters at times. | sanchezconsulting@… | |
| Description |
Under Windows Vista, the @DesktopDir macro sometimes "shifts" certain characters. For example, the ":" may get down shifted to a ";", while the "\" may get up shifted to "|" This happens under Windows Vista English US, English Canada, French Canada and Spanish Latin America languages. The versions of Vista range from Home Premium to Ultimate with both 32- and 64-bit versions. The defect seems to be random. The @DesktopDir macro was used to create a variable that contained a file name, and then ControlSend() was used to send the variable to a "Save As" window's edit box, so it could be a combination of both @DesktopDir and ControlSend() |
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