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StringMid would be an option >> Local $sHostName = "LKIQRTI01" Local $sLetter = StringMid($sHostName, 4, 1) Switch $sLetter Case "P" ConsoleWrite("P was found." & @LF) Case "D" ConsoleWrite("D was found." & @LF) Case "Q" ConsoleWrite("Q was found." & @LF) Case Else ConsoleWrite($sLetter & " was found, which is the rest of the alphabet." & @LF) EndSwitch1 point
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What OS are you running? Is it x86 or x64? If x64 are you running the script using the #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64 = no directive at the start of the script? The BASS DLLs are x86 (32 bit DLLs). EDIT: I just realized that there are x64 bit DLLs included with the latest package from the German site eukalyptus mentioned earlier. You would have to make sure you're using the correct DLLs for the architecture you're using it on.1 point
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The Beta never comes with the full SQLite embedded! So just copy SQLite.dll.au3 and SQLite.au3 from includes folder from release version to includes folder of beta version. Overwrite the existing files.1 point
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b0br0ff, When run from the command line you are piping the output to a file. When run from the script you are doing nothing with the output, as WillChan alluded to. See STDOUTREAD in the help file, if you want to stay with your current method. kylomas1 point
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RunWait will not give you the text output on the console by the command you run with it. It will only give you the return code, if there is one. Take a look at It was very helpful for me.1 point
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@Krankios, One more of these post out of you will urn yourself some time off from these forums. You are acting as a little impatient prick and when told so go into an aggressive attack mode without any rime or reason. I close this thread and will ban your ass when you open a new thread again showing any of this behaviour. Hope I am being clear Jos1 point
