Jos

Excuse me when you find my previous reply offensive, which isn't intended, but since AI the RTFM has been buried somewhere deep! 😉 anyway, F5/help would have told you that. 🙂

It really helps when you also try to understand code before running it. 😉 The @error test is all about "as long as there is a valid RUN() session" keep this loop running.

That is what your script tells it to do, to repeat the same thing over and over again and also add CRLF when nothing is received. Try: #include <AutoItConstants.au3> $sCMD = @ComSpec & " /c DIR" Local $tline = "" Local $foo = Run($sCMD , "C:\", @SW_SHOW, BitOR($STDERR_CHILD, $STDOUT_CHILD)) While Not @error $cline = StdoutRead($foo) if $cline <> "" Then $tline &= $cline ConsoleWrite($cline) EndIf WEnd ConsoleWrite("Final STDOUT read:" & $tline & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite("Stderr Read:" & StderrRead($foo) & @CRLF)

isn't opening a folder the same as relaunching? I assume you what explorer to start without showing the window?

Just my 2 cents: vsc doesn't have any dynamic autocomplete like i made in the latest version of the lua script, but it can add, as mentioned, the missing includes at the top by using the stuff that is buildin into autoit3wrapper for some years now. For me, on the odd occasion I do some au3 coding, the standard autocomplete in VS Code is in 90% of the cases good enough, and then I trigger the missing includes to get that part done.

Works fine for me, so your case must be different. You are sure the code is exactly what you use to test with?

One topic is enough. 😉

Yes... No... Maybe.... When you want a serious answer you need to ask a much more detailed question as context is totally missing as to why they are separate programs.

Thought it was in the "Language Reference - Directives" section... guess i was wrong, so that might be a good place to make a general comment about lines starting with # being ignored when containing an unknown directive.

#region has no meaning for autoit3 and is totally ignore as anything not recognised starting with # is, which is mentioned in the helpfile. I added it as mod in the scite lexer and tidy for convineance, so no need to be more specific in the autoit3 helpfile.

Thanks for your contributions, and all the best Sven!

Doesn't the Help/About tell you its origin?

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So you are?

Are you running the latest Beta Installer (SciTE4AutoIt3_vsc.exe) and then updated that with all available LUA files in Beta? ...else these type of issues are expected.