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When I open your script and do the following it seems to work fine: Open this script (ANSI file) Open a new script file and ensure the encoding is set to UTF8. Copy all text from original and paste it into the new file. Save and run the new file. Jos

The case of the parameter does not matter as AutoIt works case-insensitive

Adele, The secret is to get the sort data array correctly formatted: #include "ArrayMultiColSort.au3" Global $aArray[][] = [[2, 2], [2, 1], [2, 3], [1, 2], [1, 1], [1, 3]] ; Here is the original array _ArrayDisplay($aArray, "Original", Default, 8) ; Set the order in which the columns are to be sorted and how to sort them ; First we sort col 0 in ascending order and then col 1 also in ascending order Global $aSortData[][] = [[0, 0], [1, 0]] ; Sort the array _ArrayMultiColSort($aArray, $aSortData) ; And here is the sorted one _ArrayDisplay($aArray, "Sorted", Default, 8) All clear now? M23

@jsteng The full SCITE editor for AutoIt, as opposed to the Lite version that comes with the AutoIt installer, comes with a set of tools. One of those tools is AU3Info. It is very helpful in showing the information you are after. Here's where the full editor can be downloaded: https://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit-script-editor/downloads/ And the screen shot below shows where the tools can be found in the editor: Once Au3Info is running, just drag the Finder Tool over the window or control of interest to see all of the related info,

@Danyfirex Thank you! I ended up using the first method in a quick test. It's holidays and I don't have access to the software, but I can confirm that both touch points are registered on my home device, and pinch-to-zoom is working on e.g. Google Maps through a browser, Photoshop, and Maya - which makes it exceedingly likely to work in general Thanks again - I'll be sure to add to that other topic.

Thanks for your reply. I now see that _GUICtrlMenu_InsertMenuItem in the help file has plenty of examples of use ... but, strangely, no mention of exactly what & denotes. Oh, well. Now I know.

@qwert, thx for the comment. The & makes it possible to access the menu items using the keyboard. Click the Toolbar and press ALT+T or ALT+P on the keyboard. This allows you to access the menu items using the keyboard. It works as is. I see no reason to remove this. As for your help file reference, I do not know what that does. Perhaps it only draws the line without making the keyboard shortcut available?

Updated the first page with the changed UDFs in the JSON.au3 include. Jos

Yes. You could do something like this: #include <Memory.au3> Local $tStruct1=DllStructCreate("int;int;") DllStructSetData($tStruct1,1,10) DllStructSetData($tStruct1,2,20) Local $tStruct2=DllStructCreate("int;int;") DllStructSetData($tStruct2,1,30) DllStructSetData($tStruct2,2,40) Local $tStructArray=DllStructCreate("int;int;int;int;");with size $tStruct1+$tStruct2 _MemMoveMemory($tStruct1,$tStructArray,DllStructGetSize($tStruct1)) ;copy $tStruct1 to new structure _MemMoveMemory($tStruct2,DllStructGetPtr($tStructArray)+DllStructGetSize($tStruct1),DllStructGetSize($tStruct2)) ;append $tStruct2 ConsoleWrite(DllStructGetData($tStructArray,1) & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite(DllStructGetData($tStructArray,2) & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite(DllStructGetData($tStructArray,3) & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite(DllStructGetData($tStructArray,4) & @CRLF) ;or Local $tStructArray=DllStructCreate("int;int;int;int;");with size $tStruct1+$tStruct2 Local $tStruct1=DllStructCreate("int;int;",DllStructGetPtr($tStructArray)) DllStructSetData($tStruct1,1,100) DllStructSetData($tStruct1,2,200) Local $tStruct2=DllStructCreate("int;int;",DllStructGetPtr($tStructArray)+DllStructGetSize($tStruct1)) DllStructSetData($tStruct2,1,300) DllStructSetData($tStruct2,2,400) ConsoleWrite(DllStructGetData($tStructArray,1) & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite(DllStructGetData($tStructArray,2) & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite(DllStructGetData($tStructArray,3) & @CRLF) ConsoleWrite(DllStructGetData($tStructArray,4) & @CRLF) Saludos