Custom Query

AU3Check raises an error on object's property names which are also (some but not all) AutoIt keywords like: For, In, Step, While, ElseIf, etc. Some keywords don't raise the error: Next, EndIf, Wend, etc.

To use problematic keywords as property name, append parenthesis after the name, just as if it was a method e.g. $self.Step(). This works AFAIK.

#include "autoitobject.au3"

_AutoItObject_Startup()

Local $oTest = _test()
ConsoleWrite($oTest.Step & @LF)

Func _test()
    Local $class = _AutoItObject_Create()
    _AutoItObject_AddProperty($class, "Step", $ELSCOPE_PUBLIC, "Sample 'Step' property value")
    Return $class
EndFunc

Discussed here: ​http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/136895-parsing-propertiesmethods-named-as-some-autoit-keywords/page__view__findpost__p__957390

Now AU3Check provide results (in SciTE console) for current script in the end of the sequence of the output test results (after errors/warnings in the includes).

If results for current script can be in the beginning of list, it should be more convenient...

the parm number of DllCallAddress too small. dllcall is 255,but DllCallAddress only 6...

#Include <WinAPIEx.au3> $hm=_WinAPI_LoadLibrary('user32.dll') $x=_WinAPI_GetProcAddress($hm,'MessageBoxW') DllCallAddress('long',$x,'hwnd',0,'wstr','too samll','wstr','TEST','int',32)