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Aug 27, 2011:
- 4:25 PM Ticket #2000 (Need help for Switching of operating system using symantic ghost ...) closed by
- Rejected: Replying to amarnath.reddy@…: > Hi, > I need code for switching os automatically from one os to another using symantic ghost images. > Please take it as high importance. Please go to AutoIt forum as this one is for bug tracking
Aug 26, 2011:
- 3:00 PM Ticket #2000 (Need help for Switching of operating system using symantic ghost ...) updated by
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Automatic ticket cleanup. - 12:03 PM Ticket #2000 (Need help for Switching of operating system using symantic ghost ...) created by
- Hi, I need code for switching os automatically from one os to …
Aug 25, 2011:
- 9:06 PM Ticket #1999 (DirCopy and DirMove have some bugs) created by
- DirCopy - When I copy a dir to another place like this: …
Aug 19, 2011:
- 10:14 AM Ticket #1127 (Implement a new function : StdOutReadLine) updated by
- StdoutReadLine Reads (only) a line from the STDOUT stream of a previously run child process. Like oExec.stdout.readline for the WshScriptExec object. It might be useful for Robocopy or other commandline programms which writes without stops into the stream buffer.
Aug 16, 2011:
- 10:30 PM Ticket #1992 (RichEdit sometimes leaves a "ghost" scrollbar on maximize) updated by
- Try to use […]
- 5:05 PM Ticket #1998 (fileflush bluescreen windows 7 x86) created by
- I had noticed that FileGetSize() was not working properly on win7 and …
- 1:50 PM Ticket #1997 (GUICtrlCreateDummy(), @error=1 on failure., trivial.) created by
- @error support not mentioned in manual for GUICtrlCreateDummy() (or …
Aug 13, 2011:
- 8:03 PM Ticket #1970 (Bug added to internal __FTP_ListToArray()) updated by
- Wait your function just returns the files/folders in alphabetical order. Im not following you when you say it helps you determine which files are in which folders. Determining what files are in what folders would require some form of recursion. Also FileOpenDialog() only returns the file paths of the files you selected. When the documentation says "Results for multiple selections are "Directory|file1|file2|...", that first directory you see is the directory your choosing files from and is the only directory returned. All other dirs (the ones you selected) will not be returned. _FileListtoArray does return an alphabetized list the same as your function. But that kind of a change could still be considered "script breaking" which im always agains unless it opens doors to future code or is significatly faster.
Aug 12, 2011:
- 12:19 AM Ticket #1965 (Round() sometimes don't work) updated by
- Unlikely. Floating hint for you. […]
Aug 11, 2011:
- 3:39 AM Ticket #1965 (Round() sometimes don't work) updated by
- […] This is not the same as maerzi's, but there must be something wrong with Round
Aug 10, 2011:
- 4:52 PM Ticket #1996 (_GUICtrlListView_SimpleSort - no sort ItemParam) created by
- I've posted this as feature request (Ticket #1930). It was no answer …
Aug 9, 2011:
- 8:30 PM Ticket #1970 (Bug added to internal __FTP_ListToArray()) updated by
- The Folder/File/File... sequence is also what is returned by both FileOpenDialog() and _FilelReadToArray()
- 3:34 PM Ticket #1995 (Different results on x86 and x64) created by
- When I run these lines […] the result is different to this […] …
- 1:37 PM Ticket #1986 (FileSetTime() sets wrong the TIMESTAMP when Windows 7 x64) updated by
- Yeah, I still don't know what happened. But the problem happens yet. When I've time to solve it out I'll post the solution here. Thank you so far.
- 1:20 PM Ticket #655 (Suggestion: DllCall for pointers) updated by
- I'd really like to see this feature. Now there is even a libTCC-libary for AutoIt where you need to call a function by its pointer. It shouldn't be too difficult to check the whether the tpye of the function name is pointer in order to choose between LoadLibrary/GetProcAddress and pointer call.
Aug 7, 2011:
- 2:24 PM Ticket #1994 (Confusing helpfile info...) created by
- _ScreenCapture_CaptureWnd _ScreenCapture_Capture Both show that …
Aug 6, 2011:
- 1:25 PM Ticket #1993 (Forum [autoit] code abbreviates URLs - it shouldn't) created by
- In normal forum posts URL's get abbreviated for readability. Inside a …
Aug 4, 2011:
- 7:47 PM Ticket #1991 (Include CAPTUREBLT flag in _ScreenCapture_Capture) updated by
- It's Great work!
Aug 3, 2011:
- 8:24 PM Ticket #1964 (can't make zero-length array, array functions messed up) updated by
- Replying to mvg: > To what comment(s) are you revering to. I only see one. Your comment and the ticket creator's comment. All this talk about 0-length arrays is dumb. Far too much stock is being put in having a magical bit flipped behind the scenes but it offers exactly no functionality improvements. If the suggested 0-length arrays are allowed then the exact same code I demonstrate in comment:3 still has to be written (and indeed would work completely unchanged). All this boils down to is one or more _Array functions were poorly written and don't handle a very common and very obvious situation. No complex solutions need implemented in AutoIt. The function(s) need fixed to accept non-array variables and to turn them into arrays if that behavior makes sense. No more, no less. Now please stop with all these useless comments addressing the wrong issue.
- 5:06 PM Ticket #1992 (RichEdit sometimes leaves a "ghost" scrollbar on maximize) created by
- The attached code displays a resizeable window with a rich text …
- 3:42 PM Ticket #1964 (can't make zero-length array, array functions messed up) updated by
- Replying to Valik: > The rest of the comments prior to this are rubbish and address the wrong thing. To what comment(s) are you revering to. I only see one. If its just my comment. Well ... No surprise there of course. > I'm pretty sure this ticket is about the wrong thing. Aha. No wonder I might have addressed the wrong thing than.
- 12:55 PM Ticket #1989 (#include fails badly if the included file has BOM) updated by
- (submitted by: Stilez) Typo: "_exit hooks" should read "_report hooks"
- 12:52 PM Ticket #1964 (can't make zero-length array, array functions messed up) updated by
- Looking only at the issue of zero length arrays, I hit this problem as well. There ought to be a way to create a zero size array, so that elements can be added programmatically using _ArrayAdd(). If you can (in 3.3.6.1) create a zero length array then the Help should say how, if not then a workaround should be in the help for that function. Valik's idea might work.
- 10:36 AM Ticket #1991 (Include CAPTUREBLT flag in _ScreenCapture_Capture) updated by
- Actually, the right fix would be to let the user choose whether he wants to use this flag or not. So the best would be to add one more parameter to the _ScreenCapture_Capture function (and the _ScreenCapture_CaptureWnd one as well). Thanks.
- 10:21 AM Ticket #1991 (Include CAPTUREBLT flag in _ScreenCapture_Capture) created by
- In order to capture the layered windows when capturing the desktop. …
- 8:39 AM Ticket #1959 (Input foucus bug) closed by
- No Bug
- 8:39 AM Ticket #1979 (_WinAPI_SetWindowsHookEx() Don`t work with all idHook) closed by
- No Bug: You do not know how to use the function, no more, no less.
- 8:31 AM Ticket #1986 (FileSetTime() sets wrong the TIMESTAMP when Windows 7 x64) closed by
- Works For Me: The following script works correctly for me: […]
- 8:26 AM Ticket #1964 (can't make zero-length array, array functions messed up) updated by
- I'm pretty sure this ticket is about the wrong thing. AutoIt arrays start at 0. If a function or set of functions choose to use a convention where element 0 is reserved to store the size of the array then that is their business. That does not meant all AutoIt arrays are 1-based or that all arrays have their size stored in element 0. Regarding _ArrayAdd(), I would fully expect to see a line of code similar to the following in _ArrayAdd(): […] If it does not do that then it needs to because that is logical behavior. I'm leaving this ticket open solely because _ArrayAdd() does not behave in a sensible manner. The rest of the comments prior to this are rubbish and address the wrong thing.
- 8:18 AM Ticket #1988 (LocalAppDataDir macro) closed by
- Rejected: I like how you put "Feature Request" in the title... but don't set the ticket type to Feature Request. Closing as rejected. It's available as an environment variable. It's clearly not something most people need as I can't recall a single request for it until now.
- 8:14 AM Ticket #1990 (Is this a false positive?) closed by
- No Bug: Its good to see you red the big red box on the new ticket page.
- 5:55 AM Ticket #1990 (Is this a false positive?) created by
- FYI: Norton AV is STill removing this from my computer as BAD! …
- 5:36 AM Ticket #1663 (Au3Recorder x64 does not work on x64 machines.) updated by
- still does not work on x64 system
Aug 2, 2011:
- 10:19 PM Ticket #1989 (#include fails badly if the included file has BOM) created by
- I had occasion to do something like this: ...get system data ... …
- 11:57 AM Ticket #1987 (_GUICtrlRichEdit_StreamFromFile crashes AutoIt) updated by
- Also crashes if you modify to stream from a variable: $a = FileRead("C:\Users\Temp user\Desktop\QL RC 1.02\Help-en.rtf") _GUICtrlRichEdit_StreamFromVar($gui_textbox, $a) 1st ever crash of AutoIt.
- 7:21 AM Ticket #1988 (LocalAppDataDir macro) created by
- @LocalAppDataDir is a companion to @AppDataDir and would work on …
- 4:13 AM Ticket #1987 (_GUICtrlRichEdit_StreamFromFile crashes AutoIt) created by
- Attached script was being modified to stream RTF from a file rather …
Aug 1, 2011:
- 3:16 PM Ticket #1914 (Error Codes for File operations) updated by
- Here are some MSDN links that may help you with this. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms680582(v=vs.85).aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms679351(v=vs.85).aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms679360(v=vs.85).aspx
Jul 30, 2011:
- 1:56 PM Ticket #1986 (FileSetTime() sets wrong the TIMESTAMP when Windows 7 x64) updated by
- is the "daylight saving time" the same for both system?
Jul 28, 2011:
- 5:27 PM Ticket #1952 (Autoit & https & _IEFormSubmit doesnt work.) updated by
- not sure how bizzy u guys are, but 7 weeks after the bug has been reported there is still no reply? not even a "will look into it" ??? Best regards, Jeffrey
- 2:11 PM Ticket #1986 (FileSetTime() sets wrong the TIMESTAMP when Windows 7 x64) updated by
- I'm sorry, the right command to equals the XP version is: ((( FileSetTime($userFile,"20051225230000",1) ))) Both systems have -3 GMT timezone setting.
- 1:49 PM Ticket #1986 (FileSetTime() sets wrong the TIMESTAMP when Windows 7 x64) created by
- When it's used on Windows 7 x64 ( With or without the x64 autoit …
- 4:36 AM Ticket #1985 (_IEAction($element, "focus") does not work in IE9) created by
- Please try the following script to reproduce (extracted from the help …
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