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Hello,

Tidy --> C:\Programme\AutoIt3\Beta\Examples\Helpfile\_GUICtrlEdit_InsertText.au3(13,18) : WARNING: $StatusBar: declared, but not used in func.

Local $StatusBar,

C:\Programme\AutoIt3\Beta\Examples\Helpfile\_GUICtrlEdit_InsertText.au3 - 0 error(s), 1 warning(s)

There is no need for $StatusBar in the example.

Mega

The following code compares true and displays "False" when tested. That doesn't seem correct. Default should only compare true to an empty string (""), the numeric value -1 and Default itself.

Local $a[3] = [ Default, True, False ]
For $i = 0 To UBound($a) - 1
	If $a[$i] = Default Then ConsoleWrite($a[$i] & @CRLF)
Next

It's ambiguous how operator == works. It needs to mention it is a forced string comparison. It currently implies that it behaves just like operator = except when comparing strings it's case sensitive. That is not true, it always compares as strings.