Timeline
Nov 7, 2012:
- 3:24 PM Ticket #2280 (Logical operator precedences) closed by
- Rejected: Precedence is irrelevant as long as it's docummented. Considering that's the case here, script breaking change wouldn't make much sense.
- 2:06 AM Ticket #2280 (Logical operator precedences) created by
- In most programming languages, AND has a greater precedence than OR. …
Nov 6, 2012:
- 9:04 PM Ticket #2279 (For loop not working as expected) updated by
- Yes, it's a bug. The code isn't performing necessary type conversion. The fix is trivial. Thanks for reporting.
- 7:18 PM Ticket #2279 (For loop not working as expected) created by
- Here's some code I came across that isn't working as it should, at …
- 6:08 PM Ticket #2278 (Varargs) updated by
- Maybe like this. […]
- 5:54 PM Ticket #2277 (Issues with Long-term Automation) closed by
- No Bug: AutoIt is not capable of causing the BSOD. However some users have reported BSODs caused by the glitches of the Windows APIs they were using. Without additional info about the scripts you use, the only resonable thing to do is close this report as no bug. ... Feel free to respond here, hopefully adding more information.
- 5:34 PM Ticket #2276 (Issues with Long-term Automation) closed by
- Duplicate: See #2277.
- 2:02 PM Ticket #2278 (Varargs) created by
- A syntax like C# would probably be the easiest, example would be: […]
Nov 5, 2012:
- 6:44 PM Ticket #2277 (Issues with Long-term Automation) created by
- The company I work at has a series of Windows 7 boxes that we use for …
- 6:43 PM Ticket #2276 (Issues with Long-term Automation) created by
- The company I work at has a series of Windows 7 boxes that we use for …
Oct 28, 2012:
- 8:06 AM Ticket #2275 (Add functions on decimals.) closed by
- Rejected: Rounding is someting else and it includes approximation by definition - something that your code lacks of. AutoIt has Round() function.
Oct 27, 2012:
- 1:29 PM Ticket #2275 (Add functions on decimals.) created by
- Functions for rounding and know the number of digits after the decimal …
Oct 22, 2012:
- 1:25 PM Ticket #2274 (StringRegExp crashes on large string) created by
- Strange crash on large string with specific pattern, here is an …
- 9:01 AM Ticket #2273 (Long strings are cropped at hypen or whitespace in edit controls) updated by
- Thanks, Definitly we can improve that. In fact both take in account the multiline but perhaps a remarks must be added about the height.
- 6:50 AM Ticket #2273 (Long strings are cropped at hypen or whitespace in edit controls) updated by
- Replying to jchd: > There is no bug here. > > You create a multiline style edit control If I read the help for the 'GUICtrlCreateEdit' there's no word about multiline edit, contrary to 'GUICtrlCreateInput'.
Oct 20, 2012:
- 6:39 AM Ticket #2273 (Long strings are cropped at hypen or whitespace in edit controls) closed by
- No Bug
Oct 19, 2012:
- 4:28 PM Ticket #2272 (a script file can't access other file's local variable) closed by
- Rejected
- 10:38 AM Ticket #2273 (Long strings are cropped at hypen or whitespace in edit controls) updated by
- There is no bug here. You create a multiline style edit control, feed it a long line candidate to line splitting (using hyphen or whitespace) but your control height is not large enough to display more than one line! Make your edit control twice as high and you'll see the whole content of your input data, as expected. This should have been posted to the Help forum, not here.
- 9:56 AM Ticket #2272 (a script file can't access other file's local variable) updated by
- It doesn't matter what I am. What matters is that you are making feature request for serious software product. This is not the level you might be used to so please read guidelines for posting here (reddish box somewhere on the page) and try to follow them. For chat you have the forum. Thank you for understanding.
- 9:55 AM Ticket #2273 (Long strings are cropped at hypen or whitespace in edit controls) created by
- If a string contains a hyphen or whitespace and the string is longer …
- 6:41 AM Ticket #2267 (Eval Flag (new Feature Request)) updated by
- Eval() is a function which leads AutoIt software to be considerd as a malware. I am afraid this request will extend it more …
- 6:35 AM Ticket #2271 (a script file can't access other file's local variable) updated by
- @anonymous If it was a real bug just follow the guideline for sublitting a ticket. the way to reproduce a bug is mandatory
- 2:25 AM Ticket #2272 (a script file can't access other file's local variable) updated by
- Replying to trancexx: > You have wrong premise to start with. On top of that your articulaion is bad. Work it out in your head and suggest something really meaningful. > One day from now I'll be closing this as rejected otherwise. I'm not sure you are a human or a machine-auto replay. please do it with minimum civility wherever you come from.
Oct 18, 2012:
- 5:02 PM Ticket #2272 (a script file can't access other file's local variable) updated by
- You have wrong premise to start with. On top of that your articulaion is bad. Work it out in your head and suggest something really meaningful. One day from now I'll be closing this as rejected otherwise.
- 4:00 AM Ticket #2272 (a script file can't access other file's local variable) updated by
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Version changed
Automatic ticket cleanup. - 3:36 AM Ticket #2272 (a script file can't access other file's local variable) created by
- we all know AutoIt script will never have a OO feature, but a more …
Oct 17, 2012:
- 12:42 PM Ticket #2271 (a script file can't access other file's local variable) closed by
- No Bug
- 12:09 PM Ticket #2271 (a script file can't access other file's local variable) created by
- we all know AutoIt script will never have a OO feature, but a more …
Oct 16, 2012:
- 2:18 PM Ticket #2269 (Help file) closed by
- No Bug: Ability to Ctrl + MouseScroll is related to the version of your IE. Font button no longer works because we had issues with uniformed rendering for online documentation depending on user's browser. That's why we changed font sizes from small-normal-large to fixed sizes in pixels. As one may imagine, for font sizes specified in pixels CHM font button doesn't work. As I understand there are some third-party utilites that you can use for enlarging/zooming text for CHM pages, maybe you should try them out. This is not a bug. However we should probably remove "Font" button, not to create confusion.
Oct 15, 2012:
- 5:05 PM Ticket #2270 (Auto It - slogan suggestions) closed by
- Rejected: Nah, I don't like it. Thanks though.
Oct 14, 2012:
- 1:01 PM Ticket #2268 (_StringReverse()) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [7377] in version: 3.3.9.5
Oct 13, 2012:
- 10:54 PM Ticket #2268 (_StringReverse()) updated by
- Correct. Unless I'm wrong the function should be using wchar and _wcsrev, not char and _strrev: […]
- 5:00 AM Ticket #2270 (Auto It - slogan suggestions) updated by
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Version changed
Automatic ticket cleanup. - 4:12 AM Ticket #2270 (Auto It - slogan suggestions) created by
- Hi Saw your auto it 'motto' AutoIt is simple, subtle, elegant. © …
Oct 10, 2012:
- 4:49 PM Ticket #2265 (@OSVersion returns "UNKNOWN" in Windows 8) closed by
- Works For Me
- 8:42 AM Ticket #2269 (Help file) created by
- Latest stable version's help file not allowing font increase ( not …
- 8:41 AM Ticket #2268 (_StringReverse()) created by
- Check _StringReverse() For Chinese, Korean, Japanese, similar …
Oct 8, 2012:
- 11:20 AM Ticket #2267 (Eval Flag (new Feature Request)) updated by
- however to clarify the situation, what I was trying to do and an INF edit fuction, as well as Microsoft ago, the best way and create a handle, so as to be faster when reading or modification of the file so I chose to do so, to imitate the handle in autoit , load inf file (so I can open many inf append ect ect), the fuction return inf handle, handle number (to be added at the end of the "INFNAMEXXX" variable name, to take the array with Eval) where and loaded the INF file ; $DX_HINF[0][0] ; $DX_HINF[1][0] = INF Handle ; $DX_HINF[1][1] = INF Path ; $DX_HINF[1][2] = INF Handle where this INF File has been Appended ; $DX_HINF[1][3] = INF Handle Appended ; $DX_HINF[1][4] = INF Variable Name ; $DX_HINF[1][5] = INF Handle of Default Strings Section ; $DX_HINF[1][6] = Last NOT Default INF Handle Strings Section Func _DX_SetupOpenInfFile(ect ect ect) ect ect ect ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[0] = Array Size ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[1] = Inf Path ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[2] = Section Number ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[3] = All Section Names - INFDataSeparatorChar & Section Names & Section Number Array, Read-Section example - StringRegExp($DX_SetupOpenInfFile[3], '\n' & "SectionName" & '\r([\n]+)', 3) ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[4] = LandID ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[5] = Inf Local Strings Section Name ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[6] = Inf Local Strings Section Array Number ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[7] = Inf Local Strings Section State (If Not KEY\Value pressent $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[7] = 0) ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[8] = Last NOT Default LandID ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[9] = Last NOT Default Inf Local Strings Section Name ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[10] = Last NOT Default Inf Local Strings Section Array Number ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[11] = Last NOT Default Inf Local Strings Section State (If Not KEY\Value pressent $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[7] = "") ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[12] = None ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[13] = Inf Encoding ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[14] = INFDataSeparatorChar ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[15] = First Lines of Inf ect ect ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[16] = "[" ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[17] = "sectionaname1" ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[18] = "]" ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[19] = "space ect ect" ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[20] = "section data keyvalue ect ect" ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[21] = "space" ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[22] = "[" ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[23] = "sectionaname2" ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[24] = "]" ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[25] = "space ect ect" ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[26] = "section data keyvalue ect ect" ; $DX_SetupOpenInfFile[27] = "space" For $DX_SOIFH = 1 To $DX_HINF[0][0] If Not $DX_HINF[$DX_SOIFH][0] Then ExitLoop Next If $DX_SOIFH > $DX_HINF[0][0] Then ReDim $DX_HINF[$DX_SOIFH + $DX_SOIFH][7] $DX_HINF[0][0] = $DX_SOIFH + $DX_SOIFH - 1 EndIf If Not Assign("INFNAMEXXX" & $DX_SOIFH, $DX_SetupOpenInfFile, 2) Then Return SetError(4, 0, "") ect ecty ect $DX_HINF[0][1] += 1 Return SetError(0, AscW($DX_SOIFSC), $DX_SOIFH) EndFunc Func _DX_SetupOpenAppendInfFile($nameorhandleINF, $HandelINF) ect ect EndFunc Func _DX_SetupGetSection($DX_infhandle, $DX_sectionaname, $DX_spaceflags = 3) ect ect ect If $DX_infhandle < 1 Or $DX_infhandle > $DX_HINF[0][0] Then Return SetError(2, 0, "") Local $DX_SGSE = 0, $DX_SOIFGS = Eval($DX_HINF[$DX_infhandle][4]) If Not IsArray($DX_SOIFGS) Then Return SetError(3, 0, _DX_SetupCloseInfFile($DX_HINF[$DX_infhandle][0])) ect ect ect Local $DX_SOAIFGS = $DX_HINF[$DX_infhandle][3], $DX_SGSE = 0, $DX_SGSD, $DX_SGSN = StringRegExp($DX_SOIFGS[3], '(?is)\n\Q' & StringReplace($DX_SGSSN, "\E", "\e", 0, 1) & '\E\r([\n]+)', 3) ect ect ect If BitAND($DX_spaceflags, 3) Then $DX_SGSD = $DX_SOIFGS[$DX_SGSN[0] + 3] ElseIf BitAND($DX_spaceflags, 1) Then $DX_SGSD = $DX_SOIFGS[$DX_SGSN[0] + 3] & $DX_SOIFGS[$DX_SGSN[0] + 4] ElseIf BitAND($DX_spaceflags, 2) Then $DX_SGSD = $DX_SOIFGS[$DX_SGSN[0] + 2] & $DX_SOIFGS[$DX_SGSN[0] + 3] Else $DX_SGSD = $DX_SOIFGS[$DX_SGSN[0] + 2] & $DX_SOIFGS[$DX_SGSN[0] + 3] & $DX_SOIFGS[$DX_SGSN[0] + 4] EndIf ect ect ect If $DX_SOAIFGS Then ;append if file exists, read what ect ect ect ect ect endif EndFunc so basic idea ninth work with pointer in autoit, but imitate a handle in autoit, however and all Ok (I understood what you meant above). this was just to clarify the situation or or what I wanted to do with EVAL Ciao.
- 9:18 AM Ticket #2267 (Eval Flag (new Feature Request)) updated by
- I understand Thank You Ciao.
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