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2:33 PM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) closed by J-Paul Mesnage: Completed: Added by revision [11816] in version: 3.3.15.1
8:15 AM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) updated by J-Paul Mesnage: True it "works" under 32-Bit but I am not sure it will work for ever. I will update the doc to warn that the Kill timer functions must not be executed under the setTimer defined function.
12:46 AM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) updated by iAmNewbe: I get now what you are saying, _Timer_KillTimer and _Timer_KillAllTimers must be in the same scope and if need to kill a timer from a different scope such as a function to use a Toggle. That works but what I am saying is that the code I have been working with and tinkering with in that thread in the forum does work in 64 bit when Scite Full Version is NOT installed, something to look at there. Thank you for looking into this.
12:04 AM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) updated by iAmNewbe: This code works in 64 Bit when the Full Version of Scite is not installed. The point of the timer is to run a function until a specific Switch Case is performed then turn off so the function is not called anymore. […]

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6:36 PM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) updated by J-Paul Mesnage: I don't understand the post above unless you want to typ 32 bit in the second occurrence. Back to the problem you cannot use the _Timer_KillAllTimers Inside the function called when the timer fire. […]
11:03 AM Ticket #2936 (autoit-3.3.13.19 compiler throws error unable to write .tmp file) updated by waldemar.beben@…: Yes, found the same issue, switching off AVAST givs no error How I have to figure AVAST then ?
10:27 AM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) updated by iAmNewbe: Replying to Jpm: > Hi, > it is not related with the Scite full version but when running in 64-bit > The reason that it seems to work with the Scite Lite version is that it is not running in 64-bit > Just comment the #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64=y line with the full Scite version and no crash will occured I think I misunderstood your response. Yes when using the full scite version and setting this to run in 64 bit the script crashes. When I use the basic version of scite that comes in AutoIT and I set to 64 bit there is no crashing. Sorry for misunderstanding.
10:01 AM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) updated by anonymous: The Full Version of Scite was installed when crashing occurred, I reinstalled after I reinstalled AutoIT. Then I tried without the Full version and no crashing occurred no matter the #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64 setting.
9:57 AM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) updated by iAmNewbe: Replying to Jpm: > Hi, > it is not related with the Scite full version but when running in 64-bit > The reason that it seems to work with the Scite Lite version is that it is not running in 64-bit > Just comment the #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64=y line with the full Scite version and no crash will occured I did that and it still crashed when using the full Scite version but not with the basic Scite version. I had AutoIT set to default to x64 and I got the same crashing so I added the line #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64=y and it crashed when set to Y and did not when set to N. I then reinstalled AutoIT and defaulted it to x86 and no crash then when adding that line and setting it to Y the crash occurred. Then I uninstalled the full version of Scite and set #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64=y as you described and no crash occurred. For me the only common thing that caused the crash was the Full Scite Version and the script set to x64 either by default operation at install or using that line and setting it to Y.
6:33 AM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) updated by J-Paul Mesnage: Hi, it is not related with the Scite full version but when running in 64-bit The reason that it seems to work with the Scite Lite version is that it is not running in 64-bit Just comment the #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64=y line with the full Scite version and no crash will occured
3:23 AM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) updated by iAmNewbe: This seems to only be an issue with the Full version of Scite 16.612.1119.0 downloaded and installed directly from https://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit-script-editor/downloads/ I used the installer exe version. When using the Scite version that comes in AutoIT this problem with the Kill Timers does not occur.
2:35 AM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) updated by anonymous: same behavior noted in _Timer_KillTimer
2:29 AM Ticket #3513 (Crash on _Timer_KillAllTimers 3.3.14.2 x64) created by jfish: Please see this thread: …

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3:27 PM Ticket #3497 (Aut2Exe fails when run from SciTE) updated by fam_sera@…: I think I'm about to figure out the cause. It's Windows 10 - UAC. When calling the compiler from SciTe, I do not get the needed level of security to be able to write to the folder. (I do not think SciTe is executed with aministrative rights, or shold be!) Really strange is that the file is still written to the folder, thus only the compiler thinks I do not have the access.

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