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This is not supported by Jos (who is the author of AutoIt3Wrapper) so please keep both his thread and my thread on topic. Thanks. This script will convert AutoIt3Wrapper directives into valid pragma directives. There is also an option to overwrite the script with the new directives so you don't have to. What could be easier! If you need more help on how to use, then please don't hesitate to ask. AutoIt3WrapperToPragma.zip Note: This doesn't replace all directives. AutoIt3Wrapper is still a valuable tool and offers additional directives that pragma doesn't support at present. This is the old version. I have left it here so you can do a source code comparison of how much of the code I actually changed. [OLD STYLE] AutoIt3WrapperToPragma.zip

File Name: AutoIt v3.3.9.10 Beta File Submitter: Jon File Submitted: 21 Jul 2013 File Category: Beta 3.3.9.10 (21 July, 2013) (Beta) AutoIt: - Changed: #NoAutoItExecute option replaced with #pragma compile(AutoItExecuteAllowed, false). Default is false. - Fixed #2286 GuiCtrtlGetState without a controlID parameter runs but aborts AutoIt. - Fixed #2350 Strange issue when using $SS_ETCHEDVERT and $SS_ETCHEDHORZ. Aut2Exe: - Changed: Compiling uses a subfolder of %localappdata% instead of %temp% for temporary files. Hopefully this fixes warnings from over-zealous AV. Click here to download this file

Search the Forum for RecFileListToArray by Melba23. Note: For others, if you're using the beta this is now called _FileListToArrayRec and is included as part of the UDFs.

This is the second time in 2 days you are asking about this kind of stuff without making too much sense, but when reading your question you clearly are trying something we don;t want to support here. Read our forum rules and stick to them! Jos

Its a can opener that can open them 2 times faster than the average can opener.

Why don't you simply play along and really help or simply STFU? So much with Political correctness.

Hi nullschritt in your script: #Region ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI **** #AutoIt3Wrapper_Change2CUI=y #EndRegion ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI **** if not @Compiled then Exit If $cmdlineraw = "/IPC" Then $buffer = "" While 1 Sleep(10) _checkstdin() WEnd EndIf $IPC = run(@ScriptFullPath&" /IPC", @ScriptDir, @SW_HIDE) $i = 0 while 1 StdinWrite($IPC, $i) ConsoleWrite($I&@CRLF) $i += 1 sleep(10) WEnd func _checkstdin() ;subprocess gets commands and sends to main $buffer &= ConsoleRead() if $buffer <> "" Then ; FileWrite(@ScriptDir&'\log.txt', $buffer&@CRLF) ConsoleWrite($buffer&@CRLF) EndIf $buffer = "" ConsoleWrite(".") EndFunc it seems that if you run the compiled script without the /IPC parameter then it works because it receives the numbers comming from the StdinWrite() Statement in line 24; but if You run the compiled script with the /IPC parameter then the script just loops around (lines 16 -19) waiting incoming data that nobody is sending; if you add line 37 you can see that the script is looping in vain Bye EDIT: Trying the script I saw that running it without the /IPC parameter I see through the numbers 0 to 9 without the dot, while 10 and above the number is preceded by a period. this "dot" should not be there where that "dot" come from? EDIT 2: also .... $STDIN_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD must be added to RUN() statement in line 21 ...... I give up ...

I normally don't use AV software on my PC, but depending where I am, machines I work with have them installed. I tried latest available compiler on computer with installed AV called Zone Alarm or something, and every time I hit "beta compile" I got some attention dialog from the AV popping up saying: "Potentially harmfull file with executable signature... something, something... in anonymous ..something... location, ...something!". Then I have to allow things and then compilation continues. If I don't allow nothing happens, compilation fails. I also checked temp dir afterwards and it's kind of flooded with .tmp files. If I delete all temp files there and try again and this time allow everything I still got .tmp leftover(s). If I say I know why this happens somebody (politically correct asses) will again say I'm britney bitching, so I won't. I just wanted to let you know

D4RKON3, Please drop this subject - we are not "ignoring" it, it is just that it is impossible and so a complete waste of time. I would much rather the Devs developed new features (as has been the case) than working on the lost cause of (false) security for executables. After all, major games and OSs are hacked pretty quickly - so what chance do we have? Wrong! The last time Jon changed the internal workings of AutoIt compilation it only took hours before a new decompiler was out there. M23

Dizzy, If you want to use the @SEC macro you can do something like this #include <date.au3> while 1 if mod(@sec,10) = 0 then ConsoleWrite(_now() & @LF) sleep(1000) wend However, before we can go any further we need to know what application this is for. kylomas

Have you at least seen the example given in your other topic? Nice to see you don't care of/read the answers.

Or we just accept that AutoIt scripts could be decompiled, as can any other program given enough time and effort, and get on with it.