ConsoleWrite not working on Vista.

[Tlem]

Perhaps I made something wrong, but on Vista this code doesn't work :

Local $var = "Test"
ConsoleWrite("var=" & $var & @CRLF)

Even if I try other writing methods ...
If I put #RequireAdmin it doesn't work anymore ...
It will be probably necessery to have a look on all consolexxx command on Vista and Windows 2008.

I Don't know if it's AutoIt or Scite4AutoIt !!!

Tanks for your work

[Valik]

Replying to Tlem:

It will be probably necessery to have a look on all consolexxx command on Vista and Windows 2008.

Why? I can't rule out you being the problem. Here's why: You haven't told us how you're running this. Are you compiling it as a console application? Are you running it from within SciTE? Are you running it outside SciTE? And if you're using #RequireAdmin, then I can guarantee you're not going to see the output due to how it works and that is *not* a bug.

In short, you haven't provided enough information.

[anonymous]

I see this 'bug' when I use Scite4AutoIt (Like I said before).
So the script isn't compiled, I just do F5 in Scite4AutoIt.

On Scite4AutoIt there is a result output where you can see various informations.
On Vista with the code of the example the output stream not appear on result windows of Scite4AutoIt !

[anonymous]

You won't be able to see the console output if #RequireAdmin forces an elevation (secure desktop, click continue). This is by design. If you run Scite elevated (right click, run as admin) then everything will probably work ok.

[anonymous]

It's ok.
Scite was open with the right clic Edit Script, so it wasn't lauch whith admin right. :(

Sorry for that.

I thank you very much, because you learn me that if I use Scite without launching him with admin right, he doesn't return output stream !!!
Note for Scite4AutoIt autors : It will be a pretty good idea to add a context menu for Vista like : Edit With Admin Right (I don't know if it's possible for the moment but I will probably search to make it ;) ).

You can close the ticket.

[Triblade]

P.S.
Not also does the ConsoleWrite not work when Scite is not run with elevated rights, also the F5-run error's won't show in the console.
Maybe there is a way to show that this is a problem? Anyway, probs a Scite thing...

[Valik]

As I said previously, not enough information has been provided. I just took a virgin installation of Windows Vista SP1 and installed AutoIt 3.3.0.0, AutoIt 3.3.1.0 (Beta) and SciTE4AutoIt3 (released 21-5-2009). I installed everything with elevated rights. I run everything without elevated rights. Using both SciTE-Lite (included with AutoIt) and SciTE4AutoIt3 with the simple test script below, everything worked as expected:

ConsoleWrite("Test" & @CRLF)