GuiCtrlRead with GUICtrlSendToDummy

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GuiCtrlRead(Dummy Ctrl-ID Set By GUICtrlSendToDummy) returns a deformed version of the string used in GUICtrlSendToDummy.

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

local $sTest = "Test String Variable"
local $GUI = GuiCreate("Bug", 128, 64), $MSG
local $BTN = GuiCtrlCreateButton($sTest, 0, 0, 128, 64)
local $DUM = GuiCtrlCreateDummy()
GuiSetState()
while 1
	$MSG = GuiGetMsg()
	switch $MSG
		case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
			exit
		case $BTN ; Press the button multiple times
			GUICtrlSendToDummy($DUM, String($sTest)) ; Only seems to happen with variables that are strings.
			; Doesn't seem to cause the bug by just using $sTest, but directly putting in a string
			; (or using the string function) will cause the string to become sexualized.
			; GuiCtrlRead is what actually causes the problem.
		case $DUM
			$sTest = GuiCtrlRead($DUM)
			GuiCtrlSetData($BTN, $sTest) ; Rename the button.
			ConsoleWrite($sTest & @CRLF)
	endswitch
wend

[Valik]

Actually the call to String() is unnecessary. Adding that call means you only have to click the button twice instead of 3 times.

Anyway, this is actually a crash under the debugger. Not sure what's causing it at the moment, though.

[Valik]

Never mind, I found the bug. Stupid stupid stupid stupid stupid code.

I'll fix it later.

[Valik]

Fixed by revision [6815] in version: 3.3.9.1