Timeline
01/28/12:
- 22:44 Ticket #2115 (Installer/Uninstaller issues) created by
- The installer for 3.3.8.0 installed to C:\Program Files\AutoIt3 on …
01/27/12:
- 01:19 Ticket #2113 (AU3Check misinterprets some object's property names as AI keywords) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6725] in version: 3.3.9.0
01/25/12:
- 18:00 Ticket #2114 (Performance increase to _ArrayDisplay()) created by
- I notice today that _arraydisplay() does not disable redraw before …
- 10:44 Ticket #2112 (Running debugger window and clicking close script window makes this ...) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6713] in version: 3.3.9.0
- 01:49 Ticket #2113 (AU3Check misinterprets some object's property names as AI keywords) created by
- AU3Check raises an error on object's property names which are also …
01/24/12:
- 22:23 Ticket #2056 (Excel.au3 - 5 Broken Functions) closed by
- Fixed: Even though the issue is not directly addressed, it's fixed in next beta as collateral.
- 19:39 Ticket #2109 (ProcessList and WinList should accept Default or -1) reopened by
- Replying to MrCreatoR <mscreator@…>: > It's the same, it will not return all processes/windows list. Perhaps it's a bug (if you say it should work). Without looking the code probably does something different when there are no parameters. What that means is the function doesn't support any form of default behavior so adding Default isn't just filling in missing functionality but adding new functionality. > And it's not about me been lazy (it's not in my nature :) ), this is about inconsistency with other functions that accept Default, and we talking about [optional] parameter. Look at many of the cases where Default is supported. It's in places where you want to skip parameters so you can access later parameters. For example, in WinMove() you might use Default for width so you can specify a new height. In this case you are asking for Default to exist on the only parameter the function takes (in the case of ProcessList()). So no, it's really not inconsistent. I'll re-open this merely to remind myself to look and see what is going on with the functions. I'm still not convinced supporting Default is really useful for these functions.
- 14:07 Ticket #2112 (Running debugger window and clicking close script window makes this ...) created by
- Running GUI created from your "Example GUI" works ok, but if debugger …
01/23/12:
- 21:49 Ticket #2111 (RunAs broken when Authenticated Users added to Replace a process level ...) created by
- We have an application that adds 'Authenticated Users' to 'Replace a …
01/22/12:
- 22:49 Ticket #1485 (Hard crash with ContinueCase) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6671] in version: 3.3.9.0
- 21:30 Ticket #2095 (_FTP_ListToArrayEx Helpfile Typo) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6669] in version: 3.3.9.0
- 20:28 Ticket #2073 (ContinueLoop crashes script if nothing to jump) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6668] in version: 3.3.9.0
- 20:25 Ticket #2109 (ProcessList and WinList should accept Default or -1) closed by
- Rejected: The functions will never accept -1 because -1 is a number. To specify an default parameter for a string you use "". There is some merit to accepting the Default keyword. However your usage case just boils down to I'm too lazy to write If $param = Default Then $param = "" before you pass it to a function so I'm not inclined to make changes to the language itself to save you a single line of code.
- 20:22 Ticket #2110 (autoit.exe -> autoit.exe + autoit.dll) closed by
- Rejected: If you're going to get anal over the size of AutoIt then piss off and write everything in assembly so you can control every byte. You're missing the point of a high level language if you aren't willing to sacrifice a bit of size and performance for a lot of convenience. Also, I don't think Windows works how you think it does. Each process is going to load their own copy of the DLL so it's still going to take up memory even with your stupid idea. Lastly. Greater than 1GB of memory? I've used more than 1GB of memory for 5 years or more. I have 8GB of memory and that's about average now-a-days I think. Your "complaint" is really about a decade too late and it was as irrelevant then as it is now. Ticket rejected with extreme prejudice (and ridicule).
- 17:02 Ticket #2092 (ShellExecuteWait() receiving incorrect error levels on Windows XP.) closed by
- No Bug: This is not bug on our side. AutoIt is correct about return value. What you should do is try exit batch without /B flag. This looks like cmd.exe bug on XP. Oh yes and... if you want to run batch file then don't use ShellExecute functions, use Run functions so that you know for sure what will happen.
- 10:33 Ticket #2110 (autoit.exe -> autoit.exe + autoit.dll) created by
- I like the idea about autoit to be separated in one dll, and a small …
- 10:12 Ticket #2088 (_ArrayDisplay not handling Default parameters correctly) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6664] in version: 3.3.9.0
- 04:19 Ticket #2108 (_Singleton leaves an open handle) closed by
- No Bug: Do you actually understand what the singleton pattern is? The whole point of the singleton pattern is to ensure that one and only one instance of the object (In this case the script) exists at a time. The function is already broken by returning anything at all. My original version exited but somebody who doesn't know what they are doing thought it would be a great idea to break the pattern for whatever asinine reason it was changed. Now you want to further break the function by further modifying already broken behavior? No, if I consent to any change to this function it will be to restore it back to it's true singleton pattern implementation. Closing as no bug.
01/21/12:
- 18:28 Ticket #2109 (ProcessList and WinList should accept Default or -1) created by
- When we use ProcessList or WinList with Default keyword or with -1, …
- 17:26 Ticket #2108 (_Singleton leaves an open handle) created by
- It creates a mutex, however if the named mutex already exists, it gets …
01/20/12:
- 19:33 Ticket #1656 (Object not being released properly) closed by
- No Bug: This is not a bug. Proper handling for this particular "problem" is described inside the help file. Search it using this "stop rerouting events object is still holding a reference". Use Stop method of the event object before releasing it.
01/19/12:
- 17:13 Ticket #2078 (Error in com expression) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6654] in version: 3.3.9.0
01/18/12:
- 21:01 Ticket #1257 (Fix bugs in Static array handling) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6653] in version: 3.3.9.0
- 18:11 Ticket #2097 (Performance problem with acces to object (Excel object)) closed by
- No Bug: Versions before 3.3.8.0 were broken. Don't compare speed of broken thing with a speed of non-broken thing. The result you get when you do that is not valid.
- 18:06 Ticket #2107 (Virus Warnings) closed by
- No Bug: Please use your head.
- 13:40 Ticket #2107 (Virus Warnings) created by
- I got warnings about viruses in AutoIt. Compiling doesn't work any …
- 06:58 Ticket #2098 (_ArraySearch and StringInStr Problem / Bug?) closed by
- No Bug: As stated by anonymous you must go to the forum first to get help. This is a bug reporting place not a forum. Your script is incomplete how do you declare $DNSServer and $infoarr? missing 2 Next's and the #include you use
- 04:22 Ticket #2106 (Document how to insert newlines (multi-line strings) in ClipPut, Send etc.) closed by
- Rejected: You are missing something. A couple things. First, it is documented how to insert newlines. Second, this is not the forum. You should have asked for help on the forum where you would have been directed to the correct location in the documentation.
- 01:10 Ticket #2106 (Document how to insert newlines (multi-line strings) in ClipPut, Send etc.) created by
- I'm new to AutoIt, so forgive me if I'm missing something. From my …
01/17/12:
- 04:37 Ticket #2103 (compiles autoit) closed by
- Rejected: Couldn't be bothered to search the forum first where this has been shot down about three hundred thousand times, eh?
- 04:35 Ticket #2105 (Odd behavior Hex()) closed by
- No Bug: You want the forum, not the issue tracker.
01/16/12:
- 18:26 Ticket #2105 (Odd behavior Hex()) created by
- AutoIt 3.3.8.0 XP SP3 I have recompiled a script using latest AutoIt …
- 15:02 Ticket #2104 (Lost the Titles on all my open folders after a lot of shell/resize ...) closed by
- No Bug: Before reporting a bug use forum to have help. It is not true that windows 7 has no title. Certainly bug in your script
- 14:54 Ticket #2096 (_FTP_ListToArrayEx $Return_Type = 1 or 2 no Array Content) closed by
- Duplicate: at the time 1499 was fix it was as suggested definitly some subsequent posts was added to identified new bug. That the reason why 1970 was open. don't open a new ticket for the same bug
- 01:49 Ticket #2104 (Lost the Titles on all my open folders after a lot of shell/resize ...) created by
- I've been working on opening several files of different types with …
01/15/12:
- 20:27 Ticket #2103 (compiles autoit) created by
- I have a suggestion that I hard to do, but that is great: It would be …
- 01:16 Ticket #2100 (Windows On ARM Compiler (WOA)) closed by
- Rejected: Your ticket is a question. This is not a place to ask questions.
01/14/12:
- 23:07 Ticket #2102 (error using ContinueLoop) closed by
- Duplicate
- 22:54 Ticket #2094 (Hex() returns incorrect values) closed by
- No Bug
- 22:07 Ticket #2102 (error using ContinueLoop) created by
- When using code like […] I receive an error […] Full example …
- 15:13 Ticket #2101 (Help not opening on Windows XP) created by
- Just update on new version ( autoit-v3-setup - v.3.3.8.0 ) If i click …
01/13/12:
- 21:09 Ticket #2100 (Windows On ARM Compiler (WOA)) created by
- Has the subject of a WOA compiler been broached. I work for a large …
- 12:25 Ticket #2099 (Crash of script when using "_GUICtrlDTP_SetSystemTimeEx()" function) created by
- The script crashes when "_GUICtrlDTP_SetSystemTimeEx()" is used in …
- 09:20 Ticket #2098 (_ArraySearch and StringInStr Problem / Bug?) created by
- Hi, iam not sure but i think we found a Bug in _ArraySearch and/or in …
01/12/12:
- 15:08 Ticket #2097 (Performance problem with acces to object (Excel object)) created by
- There is performance problem with access into Excel object in AutoIT …
- 15:04 Ticket #2096 (_FTP_ListToArrayEx $Return_Type = 1 or 2 no Array Content) created by
- If the Flag for the $Return_Type is set to 1 or 2 the array does not …
- 14:54 Ticket #2095 (_FTP_ListToArrayEx Helpfile Typo) created by
- Just a little Typo... as seen n the picture :)
- 14:24 Ticket #2094 (Hex() returns incorrect values) created by
- running next script gives incorrect values (always expecting 4) […]
01/09/12:
- 03:09 Ticket #2093 (DllStructGetSize reports wrong size) closed by
- No Bug: jchd is correct. Closing as no bug.
01/08/12:
- 06:17 Ticket #2093 (DllStructGetSize reports wrong size) created by
- $test = DllStructCreate("dword;char") ConsoleWrite("size …
01/07/12:
01/06/12:
- 21:05 Ticket #2092 (ShellExecuteWait() receiving incorrect error levels on Windows XP.) created by
- Description: Executing a file through ShellExecuteWait() will result …
01/04/12:
- 23:46 Ticket #1760 (#OnAutoItStartRegister, ignores single quoted function names.) reopened by
- Re-opening. We should do this because it's expected that strings can be single- or double-quoted.
- 01:11 Ticket #2091 (Au3Check and non-ANSI files) created by
- Au3Check silently passes any non-ANSI file giving the illusion it has …
01/02/12:
- 22:06 Ticket #2090 ([:upper:] is not working) closed by
- No Bug: Your regex is wrong and should be: […] Jos
- 21:43 Ticket #2090 ([:upper:] is not working) created by
- versions 3.3.6.1 till 3.3.8.0 not working: […] Working: […]
- 18:05 Ticket #2089 (_IEFormSubmit gives WEnd^ ERROR) created by
- With AutoIt 3.2 and IE8 this works fine. With AutoIt 3.3.8.0 this code …
- 13:39 Ticket #2088 (_ArrayDisplay not handling Default parameters correctly) created by
- Parameter being Default keyword is treated as literal string and is …
01/01/12:
- 08:07 Ticket #2080 (unable to create compiled archive) closed by
- Wont Fix: Closing as won't fix. Without a wast to consistently reproduce the problem there's no way to fix this. The behavior certainly seems like a race condition but I've looked at the code and Aut2Exe isn't doing anything dumb.
12/31/11:
- 13:48 Ticket #2086 (recieve error in array combination v 3.3.8.0) closed by
- No Bug: As jchd note, no Bug
- 10:09 Ticket #2085 (DllStructGetData crash with char array) closed by
- No Bug: When structure is created at address specified by the user (your $pBuffer) AutoIt doesn't do any memory allocation. It assumes the user is smart enough to check, or to know in advance how big the pointed memory space is. It's you who decided to create bad structure in first place. This is not a bug. It's just careless bad programmer you.
- 09:30 Ticket #2087 (IniWrite & IniReadSection bug) created by
- IniWrite -> "When writing a value that is quoted, the quotes are …
- 08:58 Ticket #2086 (recieve error in array combination v 3.3.8.0) created by
- hi, pretty new to the forum but have been using Autoit a while. I …
- 03:30 Ticket #2085 (DllStructGetData crash with char array) created by
- DllStructGetData seems to verify or fetch whole data of structs …
12/30/11:
- 16:55 Ticket #2015 (DllCallbackRegister() mangles floating point numbers under x64) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6588] in version: 3.3.9.0
- 09:21 Ticket #2084 (_ClipBoard_GetDataEx Help File Example crash) created by
- _ClipBoard_GetDataEx Help File Example crash when click on Get …
12/29/11:
- 17:48 Ticket #2081 (Au3 Recoreder) closed by
- No Bug
- 17:22 Ticket #2083 (AU3Record.exe error "missing MSVCR100.dll" when trying to run it) created by
- When trying to run AU3Record.exe I get the following message. …
- 14:55 Ticket #2079 (Missing quotes in go-Commandline in SciTE) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6583] in version: 3.3.9.0
- 14:41 Ticket #2082 (drivestatus on mapped network drives fails on directories) created by
- ; Drive I: is mapped to a share on W2008R2 Server ; Script runs on …
- 06:15 Ticket #2081 (Au3 Recoreder) created by
- _WinWaitActivate("","") Does not Generated
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