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Google is your friend: https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=bash for windows

So that for you but how many other will ask to fit the X11 .. We don't want to add so many color It is the user responsability to add them in their scripts

64-bit update: I just upgraded to LibreOffice 5.2.0.4 x64 and it seems to work fine better. I'm still trying to get SaveAs to work properly. @keafter, I'll check out your error and see what I can find. What version of OO/LO are you running?

Your first example is how I would typically handle this. However, if you look closely, the onclick is defined on the contained input element, not on the span. You need to get the xpath for that element and then call the onclick method.

https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/libfunctions/_FileListToArray.htm and for stringinstr check on greater than 0. Exact match on 136 is risky if string is at other position.

Let me see if I can find it somewhere. It was really 100 years ago. I'm also interested to see if I was any good back then, LOL. I might need supergirl powers for this. Oh look, it's a link! Go figure.

This is a logging library for AutoIt. This library allows you to log messages with different log levels. The log levels are $LOG_TRACE, $LOG_DEBUG, $LOG_INFO, $LOG_WARN, $LOG_ERROR, $LOG_FATAL. These levels are described on the Log4j Wikipedia page. Each message is logged to the console (ConsoleWriteError for $LOG_ERROR and $LOG_FATAL and ConsoleWrite for all other levels) and to a file. You can choose the filename and a directory (see LogFile), but if you don't the log file will be in the same directory as the program and called @ScriptName & ".log". You can also choose to disable logs below a certain log level (see LogLevel). You can also completely customize the format of the log text (see LogFormat). log.au3 Here's an example on how to use this library: #include <log.au3> LogTrace("This is an example trace message") LogDebug("This is an example debug message") LogInfo("This is an example info message") LogWarn("This is an example warning message") LogError("This is an example error message") LogFatal("This is an example fatal message") The output looks like this: [2014-08-13 21:06:50.582 TRACE] This is an example trace message [2014-08-13 21:06:50.582 DEBUG] This is an example debug message [2014-08-13 21:06:50.582 INFO ] This is an example info message [2014-08-13 21:06:50.582 WARN ] This is an example warning message [2014-08-13 21:06:50.591 ERROR] This is an example error message [2014-08-13 21:06:50.591 FATAL] This is an example fatal message Additionally, these functions are available for your convenience: LogFile($sFileName) #include <log.au3> LogFile("C:\example.log") LogInfo("This is an example info message") and the output will appear on the C: drive in a file called example.log. LogLevel($iMinLevel) #include <log.au3> LogLevel($LOG_INFO) LogTrace("This is an example trace message and it will not appear in the logs") LogInfo("This is an example info message and it will appear in the logs") LogFatal("This is an example fatal message and it will appear in the logs") The LogTrace call will have no effect. Only the LogInfo and LogFatal message will appear in the log. LogStart() #include <log.au3> LogStart() LogInfo("This is an example info message") Output: [2014-08-13 21:14:42.886 INFO ] C:\Users\jvanegmond\Desktop\example.au3 started. [2014-08-13 21:14:42.888 INFO ] This is an example info message LogFormat($fFormatFunc) #include <log.au3> LogFormat(MyLogFormat) LogTrace("This is an example trace message") LogDebug("This is an example debug message") LogInfo("This is an example info message") LogWarn("This is an example warning message") LogError("This is an example error message") LogFatal("This is an example fatal message") Func MyLogFormat($sLevel, $sMessage) Return @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & " " & StringStripWS($sLevel, 8) & " " & $sMessage EndFunc Shows the output: 11:39:52 TRACE This is an example trace message 11:39:52 DEBUG This is an example debug message 11:39:52 INFO This is an example info message 11:39:52 WARN This is an example warning message 11:39:52 ERROR This is an example error message 11:39:52 FATAL This is an example fatal message Please let me know what I can remove from this library so that it can fit your use-case better. Edit: Changes: v1.2 Support for log format v1.1 Create directory structure for log file v1.0 Initial release

The following is a method I use to trim data from the beginning of log files. Just call as often as required. NOTE: If you keep a handle to your log while you script is running then you will need to close the file before closing this function and reopen it after it has been trimmed. #include <FileConstants.au3> TrimLogFile($sFilename, 20000) Func TrimLogFile($sFilename, $iMaxSize = 50000) Local $iSize = FileGetSize($sFilename) Local $hFile = -1 Local $sData = '' If $oSize > $iMaxSize Then $hFile = FileOpen($sFilename) If @error Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) FileSetPos($h, -$iMaxSize, $FILE_END) If @error Then Return SetError(2, 0, 0) $sData = FileRead($hFile) If @error Then Return SetError(2, 0, 0) FileClose($hFile) $hFile = FileOpen($sFilename, $FO_OVERWRITE) FileWrite($hFile, $sData) FileClose($hFile) EndIf Return FileGetSize($sFilename) EndFunc ;==>TrimLogFile

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