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Same as in JS. Run inside your browser's console. console.log(Number.parseInt ? Number.parseInt('10 orange') : window.parseInt('10 oranges'));

czardas, I remembered something about this a while ago, but the thread took some finding - enjoy. M23

Ah, that is exactly what i needed (Obviously, lol) thanks a bunch. I couldn't think of the proper way to phrase the question nor a good search parameter so I just figured a topic would be the best way Thanks!

Welcome to AutoIt and the forum! Please have a look at the Excel UDF that comes with AutoIt. The example script for function _Excel_RangeWrite will show you how to do.

I'm a little confused as to which way you want the data to move. Are you wanting to put the data in the array into Excel. Or are you wanting to use a database? Or, are you wanting to get the data into the array from some other program and then doing something with that data in the array?

@Kovacic, you are right my SCCM UDF won't do what you're after. My question would be why you would want to initiate a push from the client rather than creating a collection and putting that machine in the collection, then using the Config Manager to pull it down. Just curious what the driver is, as this seems completely backward from normal use; In all my time administering SCCM and SMS I've never come across a need to do it this way. Are you perhaps meaning a package that has been set to Available, and not Required?

Greetings, I actually have a script that allows you to quickly report your programs as false positives to all known anti virus vendors with a simple drag and drop operation. It takes what normally takes a person a couple of hours to do and does it in 30 seconds. You can get it from my signature below. It's called False Positive Reporter. Thank you for your time and have a great day. I hope this was of help to you.

Enabled / disabled stuff ["IsEnabled", $UIA_IsEnabledPropertyId] _UIA_getPropertyValue($UIA_oMyObject, $UIA_IsEnabledPropertyId) click/leftclick are synonyms maximize window first check property ["WindowCanMaximize", $UIA_WindowCanMaximizePropertyId] _UIA_Action($MyWindow,"maximize") which is implemented like Case "maximize" $tPattern = _UIA_getPattern($obj2ActOn, $UIA_WindowPatternId) $tPattern.SetWindowVisualState($WindowVisualState_Maximized) settings like highlight / debug should come from a config file but seems not stable so use so workaround use true/false ;~ Some settings to use as a default _UIA_setVar("Global.Debug", True) _UIA_setVar("Global.Debug.File", True) _UIA_setVar("Global.Highlight", True) using id's ["id", $UIA_AutomationIdPropertyId] so it should be like: id:=<yourid> simplespy should give the actual id to use

Hi guys, please bare with me for a moment here... My goal: To be able to take the error line number returned by the EXE file and locate the actual line in the source. I believe most of the AutoIt users are coming to this issue at some point. I realize the final source, before the compilation is done, is the combined source of all the include files and the main script etc. So I figured if I have a way to get this combined source, that would give me a solution to this problem. And I spent the last couple of days (more than 10 hours a day) searching in the forum and asking some questions in different threads. And with the help of few people, I found a way (using the Obfuscator) to get this source and the line numbers were actually MATCHING! However this solution introduced a WHOLE LOT of other problems for me and broke some of the functionality in my script since it has a lot of Call() and ObjEvent() functions. My code turned out to be un-obfuscatable. And for the record, I do not need any obfuscation done at all, nor I need the unused included functions stripped down (even though it made my EXE a 30% smaller). I needed the Obfuscator just to get this final piece of code to be able to achieve My goal. So all this got me thinking... Please correct me if I'm wrong, because I don not have any knowledge of the internals of a compiler. Since Aut2exe is the one that combines all the code together and then working it's magic to create the EXE, there should be a pint in this process where that code is available in its final form. Then why isn't there a command line option to dump the final combined source in a file just before it is compiled? Once again, I do not know the internals of the compiler but my logic dictates that this would be the most reasonable and straightforward solution. Please share your thoughts and also, if any of you knows a way to achieve my goal without using the Obfuscator, I would LOVE to here it! EDIT: And here is the solution: ( I've tried to explain it as simply as I can, so even the beginners can understand it.)

The commandline you type in CMD, does that contain the double quotes around any of the parameter? If so, they are missing in your runwait statements. use /k to debug your commandline statements.