Custom Query

When a row in an arry contains a '|' dislaying of the line stops.

#include <Array.au3> dim $aaa [2]

$aaa [0] = "Ape|Nut|Mary|Wim" $aaa [1] = "Ape;Nut;Mary;Wim"

_ArrayDisplay($aaa)

Using the FileGetVersion optional parameter to look at the "FileVersion" attribute, the function generates an error if the file version value contains a leading 0.

; Errors in reading File Versions with leading 0's $File = @WindowsDir & "\system32\quartz.dll" ; Example File Version with leading 0

$LocalFileVersion = FileGetVersion($File,"FileVersion") ; FileVersion attribute contains value: 6.05.2600.5731 (note leading 0 in minor version number) Msgbox(64,"DEBUG", "File Version After First Instance: " & $LocalFileVersion & " @ERROR = " & @error) If $LocalFileVersion="" Then

$LocalFileVersion = FileGetVersion($File) Msgbox(64,"DEBUG", "File Version After Second Instance: " & $LocalFileVersion & " @ERROR = " & @error)

EndIf

I tested this on various systems and the result is the same. This function lags for some reason. I read the documentation and couldn't find explanation for this strange behaviour. So, if someone would check if this is intended because it's really unexpected and kind of weird (probably there is some better word to describe it). I wrote a little script to demonstrate it. Did try to be as far away as I could from native functions made for making guis to eliminate possible shortcuts and still to be compact:

Global $hGui = GUICreate("Test", 300, 300, 20, 100)

GUICtrlCreateLabel("WinSetState functions:", 15, 70, 130)
Global $hButtonShowWindow_AutoIt = GUICtrlCreateButton("ShowWindow", 20, 100, 100, 25)
Global $hButtonHideWindow_AutoIt = GUICtrlCreateButton("HideWindow", 20, 150, 100, 25)

GUICtrlCreateLabel("DllCall:", 190, 70, 130)
Global $hButtonShowWindow_DllCall = GUICtrlCreateButton("ShowWindow", 170, 100, 100, 25)
Global $hButtonHideWindow_DllCall = GUICtrlCreateButton("HideWindow", 170, 150, 100, 25)

;XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Global $bDialog = "0x0100FFFF00000000000004004C0ACC80040000000000A2005F00000000004100" & _
		"750074006F0049007400200049006E00700075007400200042006F0078000000" & _
		"0800000000014D00530020005300680065006C006C00200044006C0067000000" & _
		"0000000000000000000002500700070093002C00EA030000FFFF820050007200" & _
		"6F006D0070007400000000000000000000000000800081500700380093000C00" & _
		"E9030000FFFF8100000000000000000000000000010001501000490032000E00" & _
		"01000000FFFF80004F004B000000000000000000000000000000015057004900" & _
		"32000E0002000000FFFF8000430061006E00630065006C0000000000"

Global $tDialog = DllStructCreate("byte[" & BinaryLen($bDialog) & "]")
DllStructSetData($tDialog, 1, $bDialog)

Global $aCall = DllCall("user32.dll", "hwnd", "CreateDialogIndirectParamW", _
		"hwnd", 0, _
		"ptr", DllStructGetPtr($tDialog), _
		"hwnd", $hGui, _
		"ptr", 0, _
		"lparam", 0)

Global $hDialog = $aCall[0]
;XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX


GUISetState()

While 1
	Switch GUIGetMsg()
		Case - 3
			Exit
		Case $hButtonShowWindow_AutoIt
			WinSetState($hDialog, 0, @SW_SHOW)
		Case $hButtonShowWindow_DllCall
			DllCall("user32.dll", "int", "ShowWindow", "hwnd", $hDialog, "int", @SW_SHOW)
		Case $hButtonHideWindow_AutoIt
			WinSetState($hDialog, 0, @SW_HIDE)
		Case $hButtonHideWindow_DllCall
			DllCall("user32.dll", "int", "ShowWindow", "hwnd", $hDialog, "int", @SW_HIDE)
	EndSwitch
WEnd

I did manage to find out that WinSetState() eventually calls ShowWindow function the same way I did in that script and that the lag is likely with what comes after that.

Thanks.