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1:42 PM Ticket #2915 (Map Memory Leak) updated by anonymous: A better example (eats memory pretty quickly): […]
12:49 PM Ticket #2980 (Can't call a function in a map with the point operator [BETA]) reopened by jchd18
12:14 AM Ticket #2980 (Can't call a function in a map with the point operator [BETA]) updated by anonymous 2: Replying to jchd18: > My "wrong grammar" was just an illustration of what could happen. The interpreter already supports the syntax for COM objects and maps (it doesn't try to execute Y($p) first), but it doesn't support it's execution for the special case of maps: […] Please undo the status change. > Also don't compare AutoIt Maps and COM objects. Objects do have declared methods while Maps are simpler structures having only passive member variables. […] Please don't misunderstand, I didn't create this ticket and it wasn't my intension to use maps as objects.

Feb 6, 2015:

12:49 AM _FTP_Connect.au3 attached to Ticket #2982 by mLipok
12:48 AM Ticket #2982 (_FTP_Connect - example proposal) created by mLipok: Like I see here: …

Feb 5, 2015:

10:21 PM Ticket #2980 (Can't call a function in a map with the point operator [BETA]) updated by jchd18: My "wrong grammar" was just an illustration of what could happen. Also don't compare AutoIt Maps and COM objects. Objects do have declared methods while Maps are simpler structures having only passive member variables. One other good illustration of the difference is that you had to pass "this" explicitely as a parameter to the pseudo-member function (indeed: a member variable which happens to hold a function pointer).
8:10 PM Ticket #2971 (AutoItWrapper - Return proper exit code and suppress all dialogs) updated by anonymous: I added an attachment with some details. However, we have not had much luck getting the AutoItWrapper to work the way we'd hoped. Details on our request is in the attachment.
8:08 PM AutoItWrapper_Request.rtf attached to Ticket #2971 by anonymous

Feb 4, 2015:

6:06 PM Ticket #2980 (Can't call a function in a map with the point operator [BETA]) updated by anonymous 2: Replying to jchd18: > How could the interpreter understand that otherwise that first try to evaluate > {{{ > Y($p) > }}} > as a function then > {{{ > $X.(Y($p)) > }}} Because the grammar doesn't allow that. It works for COM objects, doesn't it?

Feb 3, 2015:

12:51 PM Ticket #2980 (Can't call a function in a map with the point operator [BETA]) closed by jchd18: Fixed: Exactly. It would be very hard to make the version 1 construct work. Look at this: […] How could the interpreter understand that otherwise that first try to evaluate […] as a function then […] Take into consideration that a non-member function Y could exist. AutoIt is only an interpreter, there is no actual compilation.

Feb 2, 2015:

9:48 PM Ticket #2980 (Can't call a function in a map with the point operator [BETA]) updated by anonymous: Thx jchd18. It's a good idea. With the following code, can I deactivate Au3Check: […]
6:18 PM Ticket #2981 (How do I access an embeded Internet explorer server object ?) closed by Jos: No Bug: We have a forum for support questions! This is a place to report bugs or request features.
11:33 AM Ticket #2981 (How do I access an embeded Internet explorer server object ?) updated by anonymous: which is using the following classes Internet Explorer_Server AfxOleControl42 AfxWnd42
11:28 AM Ticket #2981 (How do I access an embeded Internet explorer server object ?) created by jai.kishore48@…: I have a standalone application(which is developed using .Net) …

Feb 1, 2015:

11:07 PM Ticket #2980 (Can't call a function in a map with the point operator [BETA]) updated by jchd18: Use this: […] Note that Au3Check chokes on this.
1:00 PM Ticket #2980 (Can't call a function in a map with the point operator [BETA]) updated by TicketCleanup: Version changed
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12:16 PM Ticket #2980 (Can't call a function in a map with the point operator [BETA]) created by anonymous: I love the point operator in maps. But this don't work with functions. …

Jan 30, 2015:

3:03 PM Ticket #2976 (compiled Execute(inputbox...) fails on bad argument error) updated by BrewManNH: To have inputboxes work in a compiled script, you need to use the pragma directive […] The default setting for this is false, so that your compiled execs will be smaller if you're not using an InputBox. This would be more of a documentation issue rather than a bug, unless the default setting was supposed to be true and it's set incorrectly.
8:49 AM Ticket #2979 (AdlibUnregister failing to release timer) updated by czardas: Reposting the code because I hit the wrong button before. […]
8:39 AM Ticket #2979 (AdlibUnregister failing to release timer) created by czardas: After AdlibUnregister, the original time interval is retained in …

Jan 29, 2015:

3:18 PM Ticket #2978 (_ArrayDisplay - Parameters - description for $sArrayRange) closed by Melba23: Completed: Changed by revision [11221] in version: 3.3.13.20
1:00 PM Ticket #2978 (_ArrayDisplay - Parameters - description for $sArrayRange) updated by TicketCleanup: Version changed
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12:50 PM Ticket #2978 (_ArrayDisplay - Parameters - description for $sArrayRange) created by mLipok: now there is: […] Please consider to change to something like …
11:21 AM Ticket #2977 (Random() returns zero on statistically valid inputs) closed by jchd18: Fixed: Exactly, latest beta fixes that.
9:45 AM Ticket #2977 (Random() returns zero on statistically valid inputs) updated by anonymous: This is already changed to expected behavior in latest beta versions.
8:49 AM Ticket #2977 (Random() returns zero on statistically valid inputs) created by anonymous: Hi devs, This appears to be coded intentionally to behave like this …
8:37 AM Ticket #2976 (compiled Execute(inputbox...) fails on bad argument error) created by RTFC: Hi devs, […] Works fine as .au3 interpreted in Scite, but …

Jan 28, 2015:

7:55 PM Ticket #2975 (_WinAPI_GetFontResourceInfo return only the first 31 characters from ...) updated by anonymous: It looks like I did a mistake. I downloaded COPGOTBC.TTF, because I didn't have it installed in Windows 8.1 and run the script, which return the full name of the font (37 characters). The problem was that all fonts I have don't have spaces in their internal full names and that gave me doubts regarding _WinAPI_GetFontResourceInfo function. Thanks!
10:28 AM Ticket #2975 (_WinAPI_GetFontResourceInfo return only the first 31 characters from ...) updated by J-Paul Mesnage: Checking again I don't see your problem as I can list such font Just run the example from the help file I get "Copperplate Gothic Bold Condensed BT" from COPGOTBC.TTF Under Windows8.1
9:14 AM Ticket #2975 (_WinAPI_GetFontResourceInfo return only the first 31 characters from ...) updated by J-Paul Mesnage: The question is what is the undocumented or perhaps a documented one that can do the job You may notice that this UDF is using an undocumented API …

Jan 27, 2015:

8:10 PM Ticket #2971 (AutoItWrapper - Return proper exit code and suppress all dialogs) closed by Jos: Completed

Jan 25, 2015:

12:01 AM Ticket #2975 (_WinAPI_GetFontResourceInfo return only the first 31 characters from ...) updated by ffdshow: I just saw that Windows retrieve 31 characters for file name too.
12:00 AM Ticket #2975 (_WinAPI_GetFontResourceInfo return only the first 31 characters from ...) updated by TicketCleanup: Version changed
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Jan 24, 2015:

11:42 PM Ticket #2975 (_WinAPI_GetFontResourceInfo return only the first 31 characters from ...) created by ffdshow: I started to rename some fonts using their name retrieved by …
4:41 PM Ticket #2580 (Aut2Exe failing to run multiple times on Windows XP prior to SP3) updated by anonymous: ' == == 'babar ali virk

Jan 23, 2015:

8:11 PM Ticket #2971 (AutoItWrapper - Return proper exit code and suppress all dialogs) updated by Jos: Give the current beta v14.801.2025.5 a try to see if that works for you. Jos

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