Timeline
Nov 1, 2011:
- 7:46 AM Ticket #2044 (IE.au3 error Wend) updated by
- Replying to DaleHohm: > As I told the original poster when he posted in the forum... I tested his code withIE9 on Win 7 and could not reproduce his trouble. I don't believe there is a bug here. > > While it is true that IE.au3 employs error handling, most functions attempt to prevent errors rather than trap them (one nofible exception being _IELoadWait that traps). In it's current form, errors like those from the OP can certainly happen when the HTML/document are changing behind the scenes. Trancexx's statement is correct... when this sort of error is possible, the user needs to employ thie own error handler. > > With the most recent betas, additional error handling is possible for IE.au3, but it has not been implemented and there is not yet a schedule to complete such. > > Dale in fact there is a bug in IE.au3 and certainly another in AutoIt for the Wend Error. I PM new a fix for IE.au3 so you can validate and commit it as I cannot do anything with SVN. I have now less privilegde than MVP …
- 5:18 AM Ticket #2044 (IE.au3 error Wend) updated by
- As I told the original poster when he posted in the forum... I tested his code withIE9 on Win 7 and could not reproduce his trouble. I don't believe there is a bug here. While it is true that IE.au3 employs error handling, most functions attempt to prevent errors rather than trap them (one nofible exception being _IELoadWait that traps). In it's current form, errors like those from the OP can certainly happen when the HTML/document are changing behind the scenes. Trancexx's statement is correct... when this sort of error is possible, the user needs to employ thie own error handler. With the most recent betas, additional error handling is possible for IE.au3, but it has not been implemented and there is not yet a schedule to complete such. Dale
- 12:53 AM Ticket #2045 (FileFindNextFile advanced parameter) closed by
- Rejected: You demonstrate in your request that you can obtain the data you want. There is no need for the feature to be built-in. "But it's faster" is not a reason.
- 12:00 AM Ticket #2045 (FileFindNextFile advanced parameter) updated by
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Oct 31, 2011:
- 10:10 PM Ticket #2045 (FileFindNextFile advanced parameter) created by
- […] The advanced parameter would remove the need to use 6 …
- 8:55 PM Ticket #1951 (UDF _SQLite_SQLiteExe debug flag is not specified) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6355] in version: 3.3.7.21
Oct 30, 2011:
- 9:50 PM Ticket #1982 (FileGetShortName crashes when path is too long) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6350] in version: 3.3.7.21
- 7:59 PM Ticket #2004 (_GUICtrlEdit_Find() Documentation) closed by
- Completed: Changed by revision [6349] in version: 3.3.7.21
- 5:05 PM Ticket #2044 (IE.au3 error Wend) updated by
- In fact IE.au3 has a error recovery routine which does not seem to work. Perhaps this ticket should be reopened
- 4:25 PM Ticket #2044 (IE.au3 error Wend) updated by
- not sure why IE.au3 cannot return @error something instead creating a situation where a "Wend" error is detected. Error handling is just a way to recover a non error checking ? Perhaps some work for DaleHolm.
- 12:30 PM Ticket #2044 (IE.au3 error Wend) closed by
- No Bug: Your code misses error handling.
- 3:30 AM Ticket #2044 (IE.au3 error Wend) created by
- Hello all, for this script : […] Autoit return this error : …
Oct 30, 2011:
- 1:17 AM Ticket #2043 (IniRead, IniReadSection don't access ,INI files from mapped drives) updated by
- Workaround: I don't devise any other way that the following annoying one (going to try): Use a copy of the .INI file in a local disk (in @TempDir)
- 1:02 AM Ticket #2043 (IniRead, IniReadSection don't access ,INI files from mapped drives) created by
- IniRead gives always default results from 'x.ini' at working dir …
Oct 29, 2011:
- 4:17 PM Ticket #2040 (_GUICtrlDTP_SetRange; MinYear never goes below 1/1/1752 00:00:00) updated by
- Replying to jchd: > So this is one more difference between XP and later OSes. Indeed, the XP combo limit is 1752 (the year of adoption of the Gregorian calendar by the UK, BTW). OTOH the popup calendar works fine, except that all versions do allow for pre-September and 03..13/09/1752, i.e. days which never "existed". > > Short of building your own control from low-level primitives, I don't believe there's much room for bypassing this XP limit. so the best is to update the doc to reflect the diff between Vista/7 and XP
Oct 28, 2011:
- 9:40 PM Ticket #1147 (Comparison of numbers against strings gives unexpected results) closed by
- Fixed: It seems like this was fixed at some point. Closing as such.
- 8:03 PM Ticket #1974 (Tidy autoit source auto include and global comment) closed by
- Rejected: No response so guess not needed anymore. Closing as rejected.
- 8:01 PM Ticket #1926 (Support for #AutoIt3Wrapper_outfile_x64) closed by
- Completed: Implemented in AutoIt3Wrapper since version 2.0.2.0
- 8:08 AM Ticket #2041 (_FTP_ListToArrayEx Datetime Format) updated by
- A few additional inforamtion: In the help file it says that with $b_Fmt=1 the format will be YYYY/MM/DD and with $b_Fmt=0 it will be MM/DD/YYYY. But as seen on the picture the output with $b_Fmt=1 is YYYY/DD/MM, so defnetly a bug.
- 1:46 AM Ticket #2040 (_GUICtrlDTP_SetRange; MinYear never goes below 1/1/1752 00:00:00) updated by
- So this is one more difference between XP and later OSes. Indeed, the XP combo limit is 1752 (the year of adoption of the Gregorian calendar by the UK, BTW). OTOH the popup calendar works fine, except that all versions do allow for pre-September and 03..13/09/1752, i.e. days which never "existed". Short of building your own control from low-level primitives, I don't believe there's much room for bypassing this XP limit.
Oct 27, 2011:
- 11:43 PM Ticket #1916 (Dealing with TAdvStringGrid, TPanel, TRichEdit, TFormMain, TTollbar) closed by
- Rejected
- 11:10 PM Ticket #2006 (foreach) closed by
- Rejected: Current syntax solutions are sufficient.
Oct 26, 2011:
- 7:21 PM Ticket #2042 (Windows 8 support for @OS macros) created by
- Just a reminder and a blocking ticket to myself that the next release …
- 7:09 PM Ticket #2041 (_FTP_ListToArrayEx Datetime Format) created by
- Hi, I want to sort an Array given from the _ftp_listtoarrayex command …
- 4:58 PM Ticket #2040 (_GUICtrlDTP_SetRange; MinYear never goes below 1/1/1752 00:00:00) updated by
- That's strange because the "Popup date" control works as excepted, but the "Combobox date" control is the one I was referring to. I'm on Windows XP SP3 x86. Same results for AutoIt 3.3.6.1 and beta 3.3.7.20
Oct 25, 2011:
- 1:49 PM Ticket #1735 (Ability To Change User Agent String For Embedded IE (will pay)) closed by
- Rejected: […] You can make the payment by following the link http://www.autoitscript.com/site/donate/
- 1:12 PM Ticket #1837 (_GUICtrlIpAddress_EnableDisable) closed by
- Rejected: Previous comment explains why this is rejected.
Oct 24, 2011:
- 10:56 PM Ticket #2040 (_GUICtrlDTP_SetRange; MinYear never goes below 1/1/1752 00:00:00) updated by
- Your scipt works as expected on Vista x86 + AutoIt 3.3.6.1 or beta 3.3.7.20: you can select 1601/01/01 in this control. Note that the link you refer to is for a .Net control which may differ from the SysDateTimePick32 control used by the UDF.
- 8:39 PM Ticket #2040 (_GUICtrlDTP_SetRange; MinYear never goes below 1/1/1752 00:00:00) created by
- The minimum date never goes below 1/1/1752 00:00:00. What's weird is …
- 6:40 PM Ticket #1927 (Add a macro for #AutoIt3Wrapper_Res_Fileversion / %fileversion%) closed by
- Rejected: This make no sense. It's either trivial for user to implement or it's not explained properly. Last comment suggests RCS. Either way closed as rejected.
- 1:54 PM Ticket #2030 (_WinAPI_GetLastErrorMessage - accept specified error code parameter) closed by
- Rejected: Why? Don't reply.
Oct 23, 2011:
- 8:30 AM Ticket #2039 (Fix it on Hex Read & Write) closed by
- Rejected: Live long and prosper, strange entity.
- 6:49 AM Ticket #2039 (Fix it on Hex Read & Write) created by
- I don't know how to explain it but i hope you understand me. …
- 12:09 AM Milestone 3.3.7.20 completed
Oct 20, 2011:
- 10:08 PM Tickets #1519,1694 batch updated by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6308] in version: 3.3.7.20
Oct 19, 2011:
- 2:08 PM Ticket #15 (Rewrite INI functionality to remove limitations.) updated by
- Almost 4 years now. :-( What about another try to skip support for old Windows and implement a new funtion?
- 1:56 PM Ticket #1989 (#include fails badly if the included file has BOM) updated by
- Interim workaround: change encoding of the main file to UTF8+BOM. This will allow includes in both ANSI and/or UTF8+BOM (they can then be freely mixed). However upper-ANSI characters in non-UTF8 includes will be badly interpreted. It looks like the encoding of the main file determines the encoding of the whole source. It is no problem with [lower ANSI only) ANSI includes since they _are_ valid UTF8 format.
Oct 18, 2011:
- 6:12 PM Ticket #2036 (Small error in GuiListView.au3) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6299] in version: 3.3.7.20
- 6:00 PM Ticket #2033 (Helpfile - TCPSend - non working Example) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6298] in version: 3.3.7.20
- 5:52 PM Ticket #2038 (For Windows 7 Java UDF is not working properly) closed by
- No Bug
- 12:31 PM Ticket #2038 (For Windows 7 Java UDF is not working properly) updated by
- I don't understand the UDF you are referring to as AutoIt does not deliver a JAVA UDF. If you find it on the Forum just use the forum to have support to it.
- 11:39 AM Ticket #1498 (#RequireAdmin causes script to not complete/run when UAC is turned off ...) updated by
- Hmm guys it is really big problem. You have to reboot affected machine after running script compiled with #RequireAdmin! Could anyone explain why it is rejected? For anyone who needs some workaround for it: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/111820-requireadmin-when-uac-is-turned-off/
- 8:42 AM Ticket #2038 (For Windows 7 Java UDF is not working properly) updated by
- Component: Standard UDFS
- 8:41 AM Ticket #2038 (For Windows 7 Java UDF is not working properly) updated by
- Component: Java UDF
- 8:23 AM Ticket #2038 (For Windows 7 Java UDF is not working properly) created by
- Please note that, I am trying to use Java UDF for Windows 7 Enterprise …
Oct 17, 2011:
- 6:05 PM Ticket #2037 (COM speed deterioration) created by
- User Ascend4nt reported this. …
Oct 16, 2011:
- 6:23 PM Ticket #2036 (Small error in GuiListView.au3) created by
- There is a small error in GuiListView.au3 located in the function …
- 3:50 AM Ticket #2019 (File functions: Three help file issues and one bug) updated by
- I know this isn't the best place for discussion, but let me add this: Valik addressed part 2) and Mat addressed parts 1) and 3). Let's look at part 4). Any text file not using one of the single-byte codepages is a structured file: it contains a series of entities, sometimes varying in byte length. So either you rely on the file-to-Unicode reading functions calls, thereby leaving the interpretation of entities length to the low-level underlying functions, or you treat the file as a series of bytes which you then interpret yourself. Expecting FileSetPos to match any entity boundary (BOM, character or grapheme) is exactly the same as expecting it will magically match a line boundary. In short your "bug" amounts to cheating with the file position. AutoIt doesn't offer FileReadNextUTF8Char and FileSetUTF8Pos functions. That would need to first define what one want a "Unicode character" to mean (codepoint, sort entity, grapheme, localized grapheme) and also define which normalization form to use. Don't hold your breath; in the meantime avoid using FileSetPos randomly.
Oct 15, 2011:
- 8:29 PM Milestone 3.3.7.19 completed
- 6:26 PM Ticket #2024 (Add AutoIt.Error object property for script or file name.) updated by
- Replying to trancexx: > Some time in the future you will see how meaningless that is. Meanwhile, it's annoying to search in which file the offending line of code resides; unless, of course, the dev team is working on a different paradigm for trapping COM errors.
- 5:59 PM Ticket #2022 (Cross set contants) updated by
- So, it's a Windows bug and not an AutoIt bug? I get it now.
- 3:33 PM Ticket #2022 (Cross set contants) updated by
- Replying to BrewManNH: > The values are set correctly, but they're working backwards. > > If you run the example script you will see that the $DT_PATH_ELLIPSIS example shows the ellipse is at the end of the line, and that the $DT_END_ELLIPSIS example shows the ellipse is in the middle of the line. The bug isn't in the constants file, the bug is in the execution of the label function. Unless I don't understand the code, Autoit is not changing the $DT_..._ELLIPSIS value when creating a label so the inversion must be inside the Microsoft Windows code. I remember googling and founding some forums wondering about this inversion.
- 1:13 PM Ticket #2024 (Add AutoIt.Error object property for script or file name.) closed by
- Rejected: Some time in the future you will see how meaningless that is.
- 1:05 PM Ticket #1950 (Add APIConstants.au3 and WinAPIEx.au3 and APIErrors.au3) closed by
- Rejected: Please use your head. Additionally, format of WinAPIEx.au3 is unacceptable.
- 12:59 PM Ticket #838 (Better COM error handling.) closed by
- Fixed: Some aspects of COM error handler behavior have changed. Ticket is no longer valid. Consult the documentation.
- 4:07 AM Ticket #2022 (Cross set contants) updated by
- The values are set correctly, but they're working backwards. If you run the example script you will see that the $DT_PATH_ELLIPSIS example shows the ellipse is at the end of the line, and that the $DT_END_ELLIPSIS example shows the ellipse is in the middle of the line. The bug isn't in the constants file, the bug is in the execution of the label function.
Oct 14, 2011:
- 7:39 PM Ticket #2034 (_GUICtrlMenu_AppendMenu - bug when BitOr($MF_BYPOSITION, $MF_STRING) ...) updated by
- EDIT2: Now I noticed that using $MF_BYPOSITION in AppendMenu is not correct because this flag is used in other menu functions like DeleteMenu,GetMenuString,GetMenuState,... but my above correction still should be used because wstr type should be used for MF_STRING flag no matter what other flags are used together with it (BitOr)
- 7:37 PM Ticket #2035 (DllCall() - undocumented datatype "bool") updated by
- Sorry! Sorry! I looked into helpfile for older release 3.2.12.1 All the time. I use on my computers release 3.2.12.1 and as beta latest beta (3.3.7.18). In older helpfile there is no BOOL/BOOLEAN. In latest beta it's documented OK.
- 6:07 PM Ticket #2022 (Cross set contants) closed by
- No Bug: Values are correctly set. Microsoft SDK define values inside WinUser.h from where they are taken.
- 5:48 PM Ticket #2035 (DllCall() - undocumented datatype "bool") closed by
- No Bug: DllCall data types are case-insensitive.
- 4:35 PM Ticket #2019 (File functions: Three help file issues and one bug) updated by
- Part 1 was reported here. Part 3: Override and Overwrite are two very different things. The behaviour is that if a flag is specified to read&write a file as UTF16 when has a UTF8 BOM then it will still be read as UTF8. This only applies to reading, writing will overwrite the BOM.
- 4:06 PM Ticket #1538 (Random(1, 1, 1) = 0) updated by
- Better yet: […]
- 3:57 PM Ticket #1538 (Random(1, 1, 1) = 0) updated by
- I also had the pleasure of discovering this undocumented 'feature'. I use this in my functions from now on […]
- 2:23 PM Ticket #2035 (DllCall() - undocumented datatype "bool") created by
- In Helpfile for DllCall() there is not mentioned "bool" type for Valid …
- 2:09 PM Ticket #2034 (_GUICtrlMenu_AppendMenu - bug when BitOr($MF_BYPOSITION, $MF_STRING) ...) updated by
- EDIT: instead of _GUICtrlMenu_AppendMenu3 should be _GUICtrlMenu_AppendMenu
- 2:07 PM Ticket #2034 (_GUICtrlMenu_AppendMenu - bug when BitOr($MF_BYPOSITION, $MF_STRING) ...) created by
- MSDN link to AppendMenu API …
Oct 13, 2011:
- 9:28 PM Ticket #2033 (Helpfile - TCPSend - non working Example) created by
- As TCPNameToIP states, "TCPStartup is needed before this call.", but …
- 7:16 PM Ticket #1950 (Add APIConstants.au3 and WinAPIEx.au3 and APIErrors.au3) updated by
- Replying to anonymous: > I agree with mvg. > > WinAPI and WinAPI should not be merged, WinAPIEx itself is already ballooning towards 2 MBs, and takes a few seconds to load > > Separation is needed how ever that occurs. You are wrong! You can use […] for smaller compiled EXE files no matter how big standard UDFs are.
Oct 12, 2011:
- 9:46 AM Ticket #2032 (_ExcelBookOpen 2007 xlsm file (print area gets lost)) created by
- The information is all here : …
- 5:03 AM Ticket #1989 (#include fails badly if the included file has BOM) updated by
- Jon, this is probably an issue where the BOM is inserted inline into the middle of source code because of how #include works. The BOM needs stripped before the rest of the file is inserted in the "output" file.
Oct 11, 2011:
- 9:40 AM Ticket #1989 (#include fails badly if the included file has BOM) updated by
- Replying to Jon: > What format was it saved in exactly and which BOM (UTF8, UTF16 LE BE...)? All the AutoIt text file functions use the same code (File...() #include, etc.) and they all support BOMs. Jon you can use the attached file to see that something wrong if the #include is used
Oct 10, 2011:
- 4:58 PM Ticket #1989 (#include fails badly if the included file has BOM) updated by
- What format was it saved in exactly and which BOM (UTF8, UTF16 LE BE...)? All the AutoIt text file functions use the same code (File...() #include, etc.) and they all support BOMs.
- 4:43 PM Ticket #1950 (Add APIConstants.au3 and WinAPIEx.au3 and APIErrors.au3) updated by
- I agree with mvg. WinAPI and WinAPI should not be merged, WinAPIEx itself is already ballooning towards 2 MBs, and takes a few seconds to load Separation is needed how ever that occurs.
- 1:39 PM Ticket #1498 (#RequireAdmin causes script to not complete/run when UAC is turned off ...) updated by
- Why the fuck, if I may, was this bug rejected? It is a serious issue!
Oct 9, 2011:
- 11:12 PM Ticket #2031 (_GUICtrlStatusBar_SetBkColor() not working) created by
- _GUICtrlStatusBar_SetBkColor() example does not work and the function …
- 9:00 PM Ticket #2030 (_WinAPI_GetLastErrorMessage - accept specified error code parameter) updated by
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- 4:05 PM Ticket #2028 (Bit* function examples are too cryptic to be meaningful) updated by
- That answer is unacceptable.
- 2:22 PM Ticket #2029 (Array and variable handling / suggestion) created by
- 1. Accessing temporary arrays This could be a cool feature, and in …
- 2:15 AM Ticket #2028 (Bit* function examples are too cryptic to be meaningful) closed by
- Rejected: Honestly, if you need examples to show you how to use the Bit functions then you probably don't need the Bit functions. The examples are fine. Looking at raw bits is an advanced feature anyway.
- 2:13 AM Ticket #1451 (RegRead) updated by
- Replying to anonymous: > What about also making the second parameter optional? > > {{{ > RegRead ( "keyname", valuename ) > }}} This adds nothing useful.
- 12:41 AM Ticket #2027 (;-)) closed by
- Wont Fix: Which planet are you from where it's acceptable to use emoticons as issue titles? Whatever planet it is I hope it's destroyed soon if everybody does such idiotic things. This is a bug but it will not be fixed. It has the same root cause as #376 which means it requires AutoIt's GUI to be re-written in order to fix.
- 12:00 AM Ticket #2028 (Bit* function examples are too cryptic to be meaningful) updated by
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Oct 8, 2011:
- 9:33 PM Ticket #1451 (RegRead) updated by
- What about also making the second parameter optional? […]
- 9:24 PM Ticket #2028 (Bit* function examples are too cryptic to be meaningful) updated by
- Useable examples: […]
- 9:18 PM Ticket #2028 (Bit* function examples are too cryptic to be meaningful) created by
- The examples for BitOR, BitAnd, Bit* are very hard to comprehend for …
Oct 6, 2011:
- 9:00 PM Ticket #1658 (COM / OLE object access causes error code 80020003 - member not found) updated by
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- The other, duplicate ticket is here: http://www.autoitscript.com/trac/autoit/ticket/1963
- 8:30 PM Ticket #1963 (Ticket 1658 Still Not Working in 3.3.7.10) updated by
- Moved info over to original Ticket.
- 8:29 PM Ticket #1658 (COM / OLE object access causes error code 80020003 - member not found) updated by
- Yep, I didn't read the ticket guidelines and posted another ticket on it when I shouldn't have. Sorry about that. Here's the text from the other ticket, which includes a re-create for a scenario I know isn't working in 3.3.7.18. The code below properly opens the report in 3.3.6.0, but causes a COM "member not found error" on the line $CR_ObjViewer.ReportSource = $CR_ObjReport (commented in the code). #Region ; Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64=n #EndRegion ; Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI $oMyError = ObjEvent("AutoIt.Error","MyErrFunc") ; Initialize a COM error handler Func MyErrFunc() Msgbox(0,"AutoItCOM Test","We intercepted a COM Error !" & @CRLF & @CRLF & _ "err.description is: " & @TAB & $oMyError.description & @CRLF & _ "err.windescription:" & @TAB & $oMyError.windescription & @CRLF & _ "err.number is: " & @TAB & hex($oMyError.number,8) & @CRLF & _ "err.lastdllerror is: " & @TAB & $oMyError.lastdllerror & @CRLF & _ "err.scriptline is: " & @TAB & $oMyError.scriptline & @CRLF & _ "err.source is: " & @TAB & $oMyError.source & @CRLF & _ "err.helpfile is: " & @TAB & $oMyError.helpfile & @CRLF & _ "err.helpcontext is: " & @TAB & $oMyError.helpcontext _ ) Local $err = $oMyError.number If $err = 0 Then $err = -1 $g_eventerror = $err ; to check for after this function returns Endfunc $gui = guicreate("TEST", 500, 500) $sReportName = FileOpenDialog("Select RPT Source File", ".", "RPT (*.rpt)", 3) if $sReportName <> "" and fileexists($sReportName) then $CR_ObjApp = ObjCreate("CrystalRuntime.Application.11") If $CR_ObjApp = 0 Then msgbox(0, "Error", "Crystal Reports is not installed.", default, $gui) else $CR_ObjReport = $CR_ObjApp.OpenReport($sReportName) If $CR_ObjReport = 0 Then msgbox(0, "Error", "Unable to open report.", default, $gui) else $CR_ObjViewer = ObjCreate("CrystalReports11.ActiveXReportViewer.1") $CR_ObjViewer.DisplayGroupTree = true ;Creates an ActiveX control in the GUI. $ActiveX = GUICtrlCreateObj ( $CR_ObjViewer, 10, 10, 480, 480) $CR_ObjViewer.ReportSource = $CR_ObjReport ;this line causes a COM error "member not found" in beta 3.3.7.10, but not in earlier non-beta versions $CR_ObjViewer.ViewReport endif endif endif Of course CR must be installed, here is a thread discussion on it: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/12813-crystal-reports-viewer-in-autoit/
- 6:59 PM Ticket #1658 (COM / OLE object access causes error code 80020003 - member not found) reopened by
- Apparently this may not be fixed so I'm reopening it until I can test one way or the other.
- 4:08 PM Ticket #2027 (;-)) created by
- ;This programm working correctly... #include <ButtonConstants.au3> …
- 2:07 PM Ticket #1963 (Ticket 1658 Still Not Working in 3.3.7.10) updated by
- This was closed out as a duplicate (since I referred to the other thread which I thought was the same), but it must be different because the example I posted above still does not work in 3.3.7.18.
- 12:51 AM Ticket #1952 (Autoit & https & _IEFormSubmit doesnt work.) closed by
- Fixed: Oh, so there was a ticket for the form submit issue. It's fixed in 3.3.7.18 and later.
Oct 5, 2011:
- 9:04 PM Ticket #1952 (Autoit & https & _IEFormSubmit doesnt work.) updated by
- It affects the KeePass autofiller extension called Keeform - http://www.keeform.org/. So I wish it would get fixed also. -rrams
Oct 4, 2011:
- 12:00 AM Ticket #2026 (Improved, clearer, help for TrayCreateItem) updated by
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Oct 3, 2011:
- 9:29 PM Ticket #2023 (Windows 98/ME (ANSI) compile support needed again) updated by
- Replying to jmichae3@…: > I admit I was upset by what you had said, and I shouldn't have said what I said, and I am sorry. Don't know whether you noticed but I don't think you were upset with me. Let's stop this dialog here and have that in our forum where this belongs. Regards, Jos
- 9:23 PM Ticket #2026 (Improved, clearer, help for TrayCreateItem) created by
- I propose the following: ; #FUNCTION# …
- 1:22 AM Ticket #2023 (Windows 98/ME (ANSI) compile support needed again) updated by
- does the older version work on vista/windows 7/windows 8 in the program files directory, which is a protected directory? this is also a need. cross-platform in an ANSI version. I may need to go back to an ANSI version if this will work (I have no 7 boxed to test with). you can have an XML manifest windows resource in an executable to make it vista/7/8 compatible with certain conditions: it must not have an assembly version, type, processorArchitecture, name. no description. trustinfo looks different. it looks basically like this (someprogram.exe.manifest): <assembly xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1" manifestVersion="1.0"> <ms_asmv2:trustInfo xmlns:ms_asmv2="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v2"> <ms_asmv2:security> <ms_asmv2:requestedPrivileges> <ms_asmv2:requestedExecutionLevel level="asInvoker"> </ms_asmv2:requestedExecutionLevel> </ms_asmv2:requestedPrivileges> </ms_asmv2:security> </ms_asmv2:trustInfo> </assembly> this you link into the executable as a windows resource (or you use the microsoft mt.exe manifest tool). the .rc file looks like this: #include "winuser.h" 1 RT_MANIFEST "someprogram.exe.manifest" this works with windows 98, xp, vista, 7, and probably 8 and allows the program to run in c:\program files\ without getting shoved into the Virtual Store.
- 12:37 AM Ticket #2023 (Windows 98/ME (ANSI) compile support needed again) updated by
- can't seem to get that unicows to do what I want it to. has no instructions, it just asks you where to dump 2 files (.dll and .pdb). not user friendly to average joe user or to developer. kb article has no instructions either. I guess you are supposed to program against it by dynamically loading the DLL. the license is miles long but it is a redistributable, as long as you distribute it properly with your app.
Oct 2, 2011:
- 7:56 PM Ticket #2025 (TimerInit() return data type change.) closed by
- Rejected: If you use the return value from TimerInit() for anything other than an opaque handle to be passed to TimerDiff() then you are asking for trouble. Therefore the type is irrelevant. Ticket closed.
- 7:35 PM Ticket #2023 (Windows 98/ME (ANSI) compile support needed again) updated by
- I admit I was upset by what you had said, and I shouldn't have said what I said, and I am sorry. I heard that the digital mars C++ compiler has some sort of microsoft MSLU unicode layer for unicode on top of windows 9x systems. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/bb688166 the the unicows.exe MSLU itself which is about 300KB http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/confirmation.aspx?id=4237 this provides a UNICODE layer on top of windows 9x/me. so this may mean you can keep the unicode stuff while still running. all you would need to do is tell the users they need to execute this program in their installers if it's a windows 9x/me machine. this requires OS detection. I have code for doing this in NSIS, but not innosetup. I am going to do some testing to see if this works. I hope it does, if my ISP will work today. as I said before, the older version of autoit is a different language (at least different libs), and I have already converted my code to the new version. I don't really want to go backwards because I like/need the new features in some cases.
- 9:37 AM Ticket #2023 (Windows 98/ME (ANSI) compile support needed again) updated by
- Replying to jmichae3@…: > If they are still using windows 9x, fine with me, I will try my best to make my apps work on windows 9x. What is the issue with using the latest version of Autoit3 that still supports ANSI? It is like Win9X not developed anymore but can still be used fine. Jos
- 8:39 AM Ticket #2025 (TimerInit() return data type change.) created by
- Request for TimerInit() to return the returned value as Int instead of …
- 4:23 AM Ticket #2023 (Windows 98/ME (ANSI) compile support needed again) updated by
- I don't know about you, but I like serving my users with applications they can use. they are my customers. If they are still using windows 9x, fine with me, I will try my best to make my apps work on windows 9x. no need to cop an attitude here. I guess I need to start investigating GUI toolkits to replace autoit. thank you for your time.
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