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Funny play - with extreme limitations of course A possible way : detect the "who...is" pattern, check both array and question, return the answer Here is a simple example (with no error checking) Local $who_is[4] = ["Abraham Lincoln: Was a USA president", _ "Barack Obama: Was a USA president", _ "Steve Jobs: Was the founder of Apple", _ "Bill Gates: Is the founder of Microsoft"] ;$question = "Hi, do you know who Abraham Lincoln is?" ;$question = "Hi, do you know who this crazy Steve Jobs really is?" ;$question = "Hi, do you know who in the world is this damn Bill Gates over there ?" $question = "Hi, do you know who czardas is ?" If StringRegExp($question, '(?i)\bwho\b.*?\bis\b') Then Msgbox(0,"", _WhoIs($question)) Func _WhoIs($test) For $i = 0 to UBound($who_is)-1 $name = StringRegExpReplace($who_is[$i], '^[^:]+\K.*', "") If StringInStr($test, $name) Then Return $who_is[$i] Next Return "Sorry, I don't know this one ..." EndFunc

Function Reference _AutoItErrorTrap.au3 UDF to intercept the error window of AutoIt, showing more details about the error, including ability to save and send by email! (Detection and treatment of errors in the AutoIt scripts!) Sintax: ; Adding the directives below, will cause your program be compiled with the indexing of the original lines shown in SciTE: #AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_Before=ShowOriginalLine.exe %in% #AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_After=ShowOriginalLine.exe %in% ;Or you can use the program "ShowOriginalLine.exe" directly and choose the script you want to add support to show the original lines! #include "_AutoItErrorTrap.au3" ; _AutoItErrorTrap ([sTitle [, sText [, fUseCallBack]]]) _AutoItErrorTrap()Supports: ;Error detection in your AutoIt script and local #Includes! ;According to the AutoIt Help, the definition for "local Includes" is: ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;If "..." is used, the filename is taken to be relative to the current script. ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ;This means that for you to have your UDF or other external module with support to show the original lines, one should use as follows: #include "[path] filename" ; See the AutoIt help for more details.Downloads: Version: 0.11 _AutoItErrorTrap_(RedirectLink).html Note: The error detection is performed in the same executable, does not requiring opening two .exes for this action! Works with CUI too. Usage example is included! (You need to compile first, but it also work with non compiled scripts using context menu [Run Script...]) Sample: More sample: Fixes: #ShowLine_Off $hForm = GUICreate("My GUI menu", 480, 360) $iFileMenu = GUICtrlCreateMenu("&File") $iFileItem = GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Open", $iFileMenu) GUICtrlSetState(-1, $GUI_DEFBUTTON) $iHelpMenu = GUICtrlCreateMenu("?") GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Save", $iFileMenu) GUICtrlSetState(-1, $GUI_DISABLE) #ShowLine_OnWithout them the rows above would be as follows: $__iLineNumber=1 & " - " & '$hForm = GUICreate("My GUI menu", 480, 360)...' $hForm = GUICreate("My GUI menu", 480, 360) $__iLineNumber=3 & " - " & '$iFileMenu = GUICtrlCreateMenu("&File")' $iFileMenu = GUICtrlCreateMenu("&File") $__iLineNumber=4 & " - " & '$iFileItem = GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Ope...' $iFileItem = GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Open", $iFileMenu) $__iLineNumber=5 & " - " & 'GUICtrlSetState(-1, $GUI_DEFBUTTON)' GUICtrlSetState(-1, $GUI_DEFBUTTON) $__iLineNumber=6 & " - " & '$iHelpMenu = GUICtrlCreateMenu("?")' $iHelpMenu = GUICtrlCreateMenu("?") $__iLineNumber=7 & " - " & 'GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Save", $iFileMenu)' GUICtrlCreateMenuItem("Save", $iFileMenu) $__iLineNumber=8 & " - " & 'GUICtrlSetState(-1, $GUI_DISABLE)' GUICtrlSetState(-1, $GUI_DISABLE) And the directive #ShowOriginalLine_Param with the following options: /SV or /SkipAllVars ; Skip all Variables to show original line numbers. /SG or /SkipGlobalVars ; Skip Global Variables to show original line numbers. /SL or /SkipLocalVars ; Skip Local Variables to show original line numbers.29/10/2012 -> *Adding the directives below, will cause your program be compiled with the indexing of the original lines shown in SciTE: #AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_Before=ShowOriginalLine.exe %in% #AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_After=ShowOriginalLine.exe %in%*Or you can use the program ShowOriginalLine.exe directly and choose the script you want to add support to show the original lines!*It was added #region Translations with the variables available for translation! 0.10.2312.2600b 25/10/2012 -> Added support for viewing the last screen before the error! Now the window can expand and retract again...Change the hook CALLWNDRETPROC to CALLWNDPROC (better...). Added a help button [?] In the main window and minor changes in the code. 0.10.2312.2600b 23/10/2012 -> *Added support to display the original line numbers in the scripts compiled! Thanks to @FireFox for this tip! $hAET_GETERROR = StringRegExpReplace($hAET_GETERROR, "d+[0-9]", Eval("__iLineNumber") & @CRLF)*Additional information suggested by @ricky03, thank you!*Some bugs were fixed and the file ShowOriginalLineNumbers.au3 was added in zip file. 0.10.2112.2600b 21/10/2012 -> Bugs were fixed and a few functions have been rewritten!0.10.1912.2600b 19/10/2012 -> The UDF was almost completely rewritten, now no longer need to include _AdlibEnhance.au3.The detection of error is instant and does not consume more CPU. Interface compatibility with Windows XP 0.10.1812.2600b 18/10/2012 -> Improvements such as icons on the buttons and added a button to save the error information!0.10.1712.2600b 17/10/2012 -> First release!Regards, João Carlos.

IGroupPolicyObject interface ;;IGroupPolicyObject #RequireAdmin #include-once #include <WinAPIConstants.au3> ; $S_OK #include <WinAPIReg.au3> ;_WinAPI_GetRegKeyNameByHandle Global Enum $GPO_SECTION_ROOT = 0x0, $GPO_SECTION_USER, $GPO_SECTION_MACHINE Global Enum $GPO_OPEN_LOAD_REGISTRY = 0x1, $GPO_OPEN_READ_ONLY Global Enum $GPO_OPTION_DISABLE_USER = 0x1, $GPO_OPTION_DISABLE_MACHINE Global Enum $GPOTypeLocal = 0x0, $GPOTypeRemote, $GPOTypeDS, $GPOTypeLocalUser, $GPOTypeLocalGroup Global Const $sCLSID_GroupPolicyObject = "{EA502722-A23D-11D1-A7D3-0000F87571E3}" Global Const $sIID_IGroupPolicyObject = "{EA502723-A23D-11D1-A7D3-0000F87571E3}" Global Const $dtag_IGroupPolicyObject = _ "New hresult(wstr;wstr;dword);" & _ ; Creates a new GPO in the Active Directory with the specified display name. "OpenDSGPO hresult(wstr;dword);" & _ ; Opens the specified GPO and optionally loads the registry information. "OpenLocalMachineGPO hresult(dword);" & _ ; Opens the default GPO for the computer and optionally loads the registry information. "OpenRemoteMachineGPO hresult(wstr;dword);" & _ ; Opens the default GPO for the specified remote computer and optionally loads the registry information. "Save hResult(bool;bool;ptr;ptr);" & _ ; Saves the specified registry policy settings to disk and updates the revision number of the GPO. "Delete hresult();" & _ ; Deletes the GPO. "GetName hResult(wstr;int);" & _ ; Retrieves the unique name for the GPO. "GetDisplayName hResult(wstr;int);" & _ ; Retrieves the display name for the GPO. "SetDisplayName hresult(wstr);" & _ ; Sets the display name for the GPO. "GetPath hResult(wstr;int);" & _ ; Retrieves the path to the GPO. "GetDSPath hresult(dword;wstr;int);" & _ ; Retrieves the Active Directory path to the root of the specified GPO section. "GetFileSysPath hresult(dword;wstr;int);" & _ ; Retrieves the file system path (UNC format) to the root of the specified GPO section. "GetRegistryKey hresult(dword;handle);" & _ ; Retrieves a handle to the root of the registry key for the specified GPO section. "GetOptions hResult(dword*);" & _ ; Retrieves the options for the GPO. "SetOptions hresult(dword;dword);" & _ ; Sets the options for the GPO. "GetType hResult(dword*);" & _ ; Retrieves type information for the GPO being edited. "GetMachineName hResult(wstr;int);" & _ ; Retrieves the computer name of the remote GPO. "GetPropertySheetPages hresult(ptr;uint*);" ; Retrieves the property sheet pages associated with the GPO. Test() Func Test() Local $iResult Local $oIGroupPolicy Local $aGpoType[5] = ["Local", "Remote", "Active Directory", "LocalUser", "LocalGroup"] $oIGroupPolicy = ObjCreateInterface($sCLSID_GroupPolicyObject, $sIID_IGroupPolicyObject, $dtag_IGroupPolicyObject) While True If Not IsObj($oIGroupPolicy) Then ConsoleWrite("Failed To Retrieve Interface") $iResult = $E_NOINTERFACE ExitLoop Else ConsoleWrite("Success: " & ObjName($oIGroupPolicy, 1) & @CRLF) EndIf Local $sLoc, $sPath, $sName, $iType $tKey = DllStructCreate("handle hKey") $iResult = $oIGroupPolicy.OpenLocalMachineGPO(BitOR($GPO_OPEN_LOAD_REGISTRY, $GPO_OPEN_READ_ONLY)) If $iResult <> $S_OK Then ExitLoop $iResult = $oIGroupPolicy.GetDisplayName($sLoc, 65535) If $iResult <> $S_OK Then ExitLoop $iResult = $oIGroupPolicy.GetName($sName, 65535) If $iResult <> $S_OK Then ExitLoop ConsoleWrite($sLoc & " : " & $sName & @CRLF) $iResult = $oIGroupPolicy.GetPath($sPath, 65535) If $iResult <> $S_OK Then ExitLoop $iResult = $oIGroupPolicy.GetType($iType) If $iResult <> $S_OK Then ExitLoop ConsoleWrite($sPath & @CRLF) $iResult = $oIGroupPolicy.GetType($iType) If $iResult <> $S_OK Then ExitLoop ConsoleWrite("Type: " & $aGpoType[$iType] & @CRLF) $iResult = $oIGroupPolicy.GetRegistryKey($GPO_SECTION_USER, DllStructGetPtr($tKey)) If $iResult <> $S_OK Then ExitLoop ConsoleWrite(_WinAPI_GetRegKeyNameByHandle(DllStructGetData($tKey, "hKey")) & @CRLF) ExitLoop WEnd Return SetError($iResult, 0, ($iResult = $S_OK)) EndFunc ;==>Test Note: Not well tested..

No worries, you didn't do anything wrong and hope things are fixed now for you, else just ask!

Hi SilentSnake I know this it old topic, but I was searching for same question in last week and I found my answer in some stackoverflow posts and one old topic on here. So for others that seeking for the same question, I hope this will help you: You do not need to register AutoItX3.DLL or AutoitX3_64.DLL files in the target computers. In this old topic show how to use methods inside those two dll's directly: C# use of the dll, some idears for you. and I use same way in my simple app in C# and test it on other computers without registering any dll. using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using AutoIt; namespace SendKeyCommand { internal static class Program { [DllImport("AutoItX3.dll", SetLastError = true, CharSet = CharSet.Auto)] private static extern int AU3_WinMenuSelectItemByHandle(IntPtr intPtr , string item1 , string item2 = "" , string item3 = "" , string item4 = "" , string item5 = "" , string item6 = "" , string item7 = "" , string item8 = ""); [DllImport("AutoItX3.dll", SetLastError = true, CharSet = CharSet.Auto)] private static extern int AU3_WinMenuSelectItem(string title , string text , string item1 , string item2 = "" , string item3 = "" , string item4 = "" , string item5 = "" , string item6 = "" , string item7 = "" , string item8 = ""); private static void Main() { var intPtr = AutoItX.WinGetHandle("μTorrent"); if (intPtr != IntPtr.Zero) { AU3_WinMenuSelectItemByHandle(intPtr, "&File", "E&xit"); // Or: // AU3_WinMenuSelectItem("μTorrent", "", "&File", "E&xit"); } } } } All methods in these two libraries "AutoItX3.DLL or AutoitX3_64.DLL" listed inside of AutoItX3_DLL.h file under Autoit\AutoitX3 folder. Note this: There are some methods with postfix "...ByHandle" they are overloaded methods that we do not use them with that name in Autoit but you have to specify them in C# just like I did in above sample on "AU3_WinMenuSelectItemByHandle" method. Still, you can add a reference to this "AutoItX3.Assembly.dll" file without any problem. This file does not need any registration on target computers. [I think] You can do the same thing for any *.dll by using DllImportAttribute [DllImport("DllFilename")]. For more info :MSDN DllImportAttribute. For more info please check my solved problem: "[SOLVED] WinMenuSelectItem method cannot find in C#" Happy Coding! IgImAx

I would copy the whole site using this, copy local and look at all that code... https://www.httrack.com/

You need to play around with this method. If StringRegExp("Hi, do you know who Abraham Lincoln is?", $sPattern) Then ; detected pattern ; Get name, search records, return response EndIf

Mbee, The fact you are having problems getting a reproducer script to demonstrate the effect makes me pretty sure that you are removing these events from the message queue in a section of your code somewhere in the original larger script. AutoIt does not eat events - or else we would have many such complaints, which we do not. Unless you can provide some code which does show the same effect - or let us see the whole script (and pray we can spot something) - I am afraid that we cannot really help you any further. M23

Use this UDF to add a console gui to your script (with log file): It uses the Hidden Autoit window (that you probably didn't even know existed) Closing Console window will terminate script. example of console: #include-once #include <GuiEdit.au3> EnableConsoleGui("example.log") ;example: ;------------------------ ConsoleWrite ("Hello World") For $i = 1 To 10 ConsoleWrite (".") Sleep(200) Next ConsoleWrite ("done") ConsoleWrite(@CRLF) ConsoleWrite ("close me to exit"&@CRLF) While 1 Sleep(1000) WEnd ;------------------------ ;end of example code Func EnableConsoleGui($Logfile="") ;EnableConsoleGUI ;by Daniel Barnes 20/04/2018 ;Uses AutoIt's Hidden window as a console (output only) Global $pidChild ;if we don't have a parent (as the parent window would have our script name) If Not WinExists(StringTrimRight(@ScriptName,4)) Then Opt("TrayIconHide",1) ;get Autoit's hidden window handle local $hWnd = WinGetHandle(AutoItWinGetTitle()) ;move the autoit hidden window to the middle of the screen WinMove($hWnd, "", (@DesktopWidth / 2) - 250, (@DesktopHeight / 2) - 250, 500, 500) ;get the Handle of the edit box in Autoit's hidden window $hEditBox = ControlGetHandle($hWnd,"","[CLASS:Edit; INSTANCE:1]") ;show it WinSetState($hWnd, "", @SW_SHOW) ;set its title = our script name WinSetTitle($hWnd,"",StringTrimRight(@ScriptName,4)) ;Spawn a child "copy" of the script, enabling reading of its console... If @Compiled Then ;2 = $STDOUT_CHILD. This avoids requiring the AutoItConstants.au3 in this sample code $pidChild= Run( FileGetShortName(@ScriptFullPath),@ScriptDir,"",2) Else ;2 = $STDOUT_CHILD. This avoids requiring the AutoItConstants.au3 in this sample code $pidChild= Run( FileGetShortName(@AutoItExe) & " " & FileGetShortName(@ScriptFullPath),@ScriptDir,"",2) EndIf OnAutoItExitRegister("EnableConsoleGui_CloseChildPID") ;read the console, while the child window exists (and the console window is visible) While ProcessExists($pidChild) $ConsoleRead = StdoutRead($pidChild) If $ConsoleRead then $text = StringLeft(ControlGetText($hWnd,"",$hEditBox),65535) If $Logfile Then FileWrite($Logfile,$ConsoleRead) $text &= $ConsoleRead ControlSetText($hWnd,"",$hEditBox,$text) ConsoleWrite($ConsoleRead) ;scroll to bottom of console edit window _GUICtrlEdit_SetSel($hEditBox, 65535, 65535) endif Sleep(250) WEnd exit endif EndFunc Func EnableConsoleGui_CloseChildPID() ;if this func isn't used ;when you close the console gui ;the child "clone" of your script will keep running ProcessClose($pidChild) EndFunc

Zelda ..... Really? The code ExtMsgBox.au3 is available on the AutoIt Wiki. It's an excellent UDF posted by Melba23 . Helmar, are you using the latest version? I recently had to update the version I have been using for years. The latest version is 22 Mar 2018.