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[this post are in deletion pending] User: See my signature for more info! AutoIT3 Virtualization UDF Virtual File, Virtual Registry, Dll Virtualization, ActiveX Virtualization Enable you to store file virtually in memory.Virtualizing program module like Dll, ActiveX Component and Etc. You can try virtualize Flash ActiveX and Flash Movie too. Ha.. Ha.. 3x At least you does not need MemoryDllCall again just use. DllOpen, DllCall, DllClose and Etc. There for example I create ActiveX component TColorBox in Delphi and virtualize it in AutoIt3. Attach Virtual File to another process Execute dot net application from virtual file and or embedded file Function ; Exports ; Virtual_ActiveXA ; Virtual_ActiveXW ; Virtual_DebugLog ; Virtual_AttachToProcess ; Virtual_DetachFromProcess ; Virtual_DirCreateA ; Virtual_DirCreateW ; Virtual_ExecuteDotNetA ; Virtual_ExecuteDotNetW ; Virtual_FileA ; Virtual_FileW ; Virtual_FileDeleteA ; Virtual_FileDeleteW ; Virtual_IsVirtualFileA ; Virtual_IsVirtualFileW ; Virtual_IsVirtualProcess ; Virtual_LibraryA ; Virtual_LibraryW ; Virtual_LogFileA ; Virtual_LogFileW ; Virtual_Option ; Virtual_ProcessOption ; Virtual_RegDelete ; Virtual_RegWrite ; Virtual_RegKeysEnumVirtualA ; Virtual_RegKeysEnumVirtualW ; Virtual_RegisterServer ; Virtual_UnregisterServer ; Virtual_VirtualGate ; Virtual_VirtualChild ; Virtual_VirtualDeamon Note Don't need call Virtual_RegisterServer if you using Virtual_ActiveXA and or Virtual_ActiveXW function Screenshot Archive Choose which one server you will download the archive. autoit3vt.zip (www.autoitscript.com) Sample.LaunchEmbeddedExe^.zip Last Archive History #03 Attached File autoit3vt.zip 881.71K 95 downloads #02 Attached File autoit3vt.zip 830.67K 11 downloads #01 Attached File autoit3vt.zip 538.92K 27 downloads Yeah, you right Melba!I modified the AutoIT3 executable. Oh so it break the EULA. Now I have been updated the UDF. No executable again, just pure AutoIT3 script. Simple and Complex Implementation - Execute Executable or Dot Net App from embedded script. - Call Embedded Dynamic Link Library with native function DllOpen, DllCall, DllClose and etc (without MemoryDLLCall). - Using two or more different ActiveX version in one machine. - ActiveX sure have incompatible for some upward or backward you can by fix with virtualization. - Also automatically using ActiveX without installing it on machine and or without touching the real Windows Registry. - Good starting point to create application like PortableApps which can run on ROM like CD, DVD or Blueray Disk and or locked memory/USB Disk. - Analyze program by starting it in virtualization. What file and registry activity of program. Possibly for malware ana- lysis. - There wide range implementation of this. Search by ur'self. - Et catera. Take a look for my other post >Graphical AutoIt3 Control >GTK+ Framework | Widgets

My thanks to the guys on my forum topic "Enhancement to string TRIM functions" who provided the inspiration (and a lot of the code) for four new string TRIM() functions: _LTRIM() _RTRIM(), _ALLTRIM() and _TRIM(). These functions trim unwanted characters from the left, right or both ends of a character string. The default characters trimmed are spaces but more than one contiguous character can be trimmed it once. For example back slashes and spaces my be trimmed together. The functions that achieve this result are included in the attached file along with installation instructions, reproduced below. ================================================================== Purpose: Implements new functions _RTRIM(), _LTRIM(), _ALLTRIM(), _TRIM() To implement functions equivalent to the old dBase functions that removed spaces from the, respectively, right, left and both left and right of a character string. The function _TRIM() is equivalent to _RTRIM() and is provided for consistency with the old dBase standard. These four functions remove contiguous characters from the left and/or right of a character string but not those that are within the string. For example _RTRIM("Mary had a little lamb ") will become "Mary had a little lamb" - the spaces inside the string are not removed. Syntax: ResultString = <FunctionName>( string1, string2 ) <FunctionName> as above: _RTRIM(), _LTRIM(), _ALLTRIM(), _TRIM() string1 is the character string to examine. string2 is a list of the characters to be examined for; if omitted it defaults to the standard space character, chr(32). ResultString is the string returned by the function with all characters in string2 trimmed from the left and/or right of string1. If string2 = "%%whs%%" all white space characters will be trimmed from string1. Whitespace includes Chr(9) thru Chr(13) which are HorizontalTab, LineFeed, VerticalTab, FormFeed, and arriageReturn. Whitespace also includes the standard space character. ResultString will be shorter than string1 by an amount equal to the number of characters trimmed from string1. These functions are not case sensitive, e.g. "m" in string2 will trim both "M" and "m" from string1. On any error condition ResultString will be equal to string1. Examples: _RTRIM("Mary had a little lamb ") -> "Mary had a little lamb" _RTRIM("Mary had a little giraffe xyxyxyz", "xyz") -> "Mary had a little giraffe " (note space at end has not been removed). _RTRIM("Mary had a little giraffe xyxyxyz", " xyz") -> "Mary had a little giraffe" (now the same space has been removed because a space is now included in string2). _RTRIM("Mary had a little giraffe xyxbyxyz", "xyz") -> "Mary had a little giraffe xyxb" (only the x, y and z following the "b" will be removed because the "b" is not in string2. To use: 1. Copy this script to the "Include" folder under the AutoIt programs folder. (for example: c:\program files\autoit3\include\myfunctions.au3 ) 2. In your Autoit3 script have following statement: #include <myfunctions.au3> 3. "myfunctions" can be renamed to anything you want. Disclaimer: Thoroughly tested and debugged, but use entirely at your own risk. Usage automatically acknowledges acceptance of this condition. MyFunctions.zip

^^It's really trivial to fix the issue. The problem is of logical nature. During processing of IDM_HELP and IDM_HELP_SCITE massages job queue shouldn't be checked at all, let alone Execute() called. Event from queue is cleared when the job is done, not when it starts. Another issue is seen for Tools menu processing. It should just return if job queue advertises that it's executing something. I'm sorry that I wasn't aware of the issue while I was developer, I would have fixed it.

Best way it to just test it. test it with one click on one control/button/whatever it is. I can guarantee it will not explode your monitor

Here is an example from that book that I should have included. This example demonstrates the first point of inadvertent changes. Global $the_answer = get_the_answer() Global $other_answer = get_other_answer() ; assume that get_other_answer modifies $the_answer Global $average_answer = ($the_answer + $other_answer) / 2 ; and now, $the_answer doesn't store the value you would expect This would be fine for small programs. 10,000+ programs with hundreds of functions that modify global data might be a nightmare.

Attached are some 80 UDFs for Rich Edit. They have all been tested fairly extensively. The .zip file includes Notes.rtf. The included Example.au3 reads Notes.rtf. Many of the functions are based on the ones Prog@ndy collected from the forums and the ones he wrote. Suggestions for improvements are welcome. If I failed to credit an author of some code, please advise. Without you guys, I wouldn't have advanced as far as I have. ...chris Version 0.1 attached Version 0.3 attached Version 0.4 attached Version 0.5 attached - now 96 functions