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The script was made as an analogue to >Organize Includes and has the following important differences: More correct results. For example: $t = DllStructCreate($tagBUTTON_SPLITINFO) ;result Includes Helper :#Include <guibutton.au3> ;result Organize Includes: Func _test() Local $hBrush, $iARGB DllCall($ghGDIPDll, "int", "GdipSetSolidFillColor", "hwnd", $hBrush, "int", $iARGB) EndFunc ;result Includes Helper :#Include <gdiplus.au3> ;result Organize Includes: ;Only under installed library "WinAPIEx" $var = BitOR($PROCESS_VM_OPERATION, $PROCESS_VM_READ) ;result Includes Helper :#Include <processconstants.au3> ;result Organize Includes:#Include <apiconstants.au3> Includes Helper selects the minimum number needed include files. For example: Func _test() _GDIPlus_BitmapCreateFromFile('FileName') _WinAPI_CreateFile('FileName', 2) $var = $GDIP_DASHCAPFLAT $var = $tagNMIPADDRESS $var = $FT_ACCESSED _Security__OpenProcessToken($var, $var) _WinAPI_GetLastError(@error, @extended) _SendMessage($var, $var) EndFunc ;result Includes Helper :#Include <gdiplus.au3> ;result Organize Includes:#Include <fileconstants.au3> ; #Include <gdiplus.au3> ; #Include <gdiplusconstants.au3> ; #Include <security.au3> ; #Include <sendmessage.au3> ; #Include <structureconstants.au3> ; #Include <winapi.au3> ; #Include <winapierror.au3> Is absent the graphic interface - the results are displayed in the console of SciTE. At insertion the results into the source code is stored history undo-redo (in the editor), as well as bookmarks and folding. Hot keys: Ctrl+Enter - start Esc - exit Example of connection to SciTE (file "au3.properties") command.37.*.au3="$(autoit3dir)\autoit3.exe" "$(SciteDefaultHome)\IncludesHelper\IncludesHelper.au3" "$(FilePath)" # for IncludesHelper.a3x : # command.37.*.au3="$(autoit3dir)\autoit3.exe" "$(SciteDefaultHome)\IncludesHelper\IncludesHelper.a3x" "$(FilePath)" # for IncludesHelper.exe : # command.37.*.au3="$(SciteDefaultHome)\IncludesHelper\IncludesHelper.exe" "$(FilePath)" command.name.37.*.au3=Includes Helper command.save.before.37.*.au3=1 command.shortcut.37.*.au3=Ctrl+Enter*particular connection to SciTE4AutoIt3 : >LINK Configuration file ("IncludesHelper.ini"): ShowOptimInfo = 1 : Show the minimum number required include files (1 by default) ShowDetals = 0 : show all the values and the corresponding external file (0 by default) ResultToSource = 1 : insert the result in the source code (1 by default) Note: The values specified as a string in functions GUIRegisterMsg, AdlibRegister, etc. - are processed only for explicit defined values, without the use of variables and expressions. Otherwise, a warning to the console. New in version 1.5: - Added support for AutoIt 3.3.10.xx (in this version is ignored syntax element as assignment a function to variable). - Faster processing for 64-bit operating systems (only when the script is run as a 32-bit application). New in version 1.4: - Significantly increased performance for 32-bit operating systems. New in version 1.3: - The magnified speed of the data processing. New in version 1.2.3: - Added processing of the values specified as a string in functions GUIRegisterMsg, AdlibRegister, etc. (only for explicit defined values, without the use of variables and expressions) - Posted compression of the database (only for NTFS) - Minor changes New in version 1.2.1: - Fix: Do not search for some data (thanks wakillon). New in version 1.2: - Fixed update the database if there is a folder "Include" files without the functions, constants and global variables (thanks madmasles). - Are added hot keys. - Fixed errors inserting data into a file. New in version 1.1: - Added ability to insert the result in the source code. - Settings are placed in the ini-file. - Minor fixes IncludesHelper_v1.3.zip IncludesHelper_v1.4.zip IncludesHelper_v1.5.rar

The full version of SciTe, found here: http://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit-script-editor/downloads/

They all work for me. Try downloading the full version from the downloads page, and see if this solves the problem for you.

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