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I just noticed that Outlook does not allow to import iCal events programmatically. I might implement some of the iCalendar data format (RFC 5545) if someone is interested Please post here or click the "Like" button if you think this is a good idea Edit: For download please see my signature

1/02/2018: Uploaded a new SciTe4AutoIt3.exe v19.102.1901.0 installer. This version contains the bugfix release for SciTE 4.1.2. There has been a major update for Tidy allowing now inline comments without them being shifted to the left by default. See this thread for the total story about the new behavior and the added options ==> SciTE4AutoIt3 v19.102.1901.0 Enjoy, Jos Addition/Changes/Fixes in the current installer: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-1-2019 *** Merged the SciTE v 4.1.2 by Neil Hodgson with our own version of SciTE. (Jos) - Fixed regex issue for Alt+F in AutoItTools.lua - Fixed another regex issue for several functions in AutoItTools.lua - Fixed Header parameters now showing None when none are - Fixed jump to function to also jump to the right Column again. - Restored AutoItTools:Copy_BookMarks() functionality *** Updated AutoIt3Wrapper v19.102.1901.0 (Jos) - 18.703.1808.1 renamed "#AutoIt3Wrapper_Au3Stripper_Stop_OnError" to "#AutoIt3Wrapper_Au3Stripper_OnError" with now as options S,C,F,Stop,Continue,ForceUse - 18.708.1148.1 Added #include <WinAPIFiles.au3> back in the included file list to ensure backward compatibility. - 18.708.1148.2 Added "Tidy_Stop_OnError" support to the AutoIt3Wrapper.INI file. Changed HiDPI settings for Win 10 compatibility. - 18.708.1148.4 Added logic to be able to display Console Output of script that have #RequireAdmin while SciTE runs at normal level. - 18.708.1148.5 Added support to allow to Stop Execution or Restart for scripts with #RequireAdmin while SciTE runs at normal level. It won't hang anymore when you reply No on the UAC and detect the elevated process didn;t start. - 18.708.1148.6 Reverted HiDPI changes made in 18.708.1148.2 as problems are reported. needs investigation. - 18.708.1148.7 Changed check for RequireAdmin AutoIt3Wrapper startup. - 18.708.1148.8 Added #include <APIResConstants.au3> for backwards compatibility with AutoIt3 v3.3.14.x. *** Updated Au3Stripper v19.102.1901.0 (Jos) - 18.708.1148.1 Fixed issue finding variable names on multiline statements - 18.708.1148.2 Added check for ending \ in the AutoIt3Dir, and remove it when there, to avoid duplication of includes. - recompiled with PellesC 6 to make it compatible with WinXP again. *** Updated SciTEConfig v19.102.1901.0 (Jos) - 18.708.1148.1 Update to allow comments in *.SciTEConfig file lines. (JPM) This update includes the updated shemes to allow changing between them. *** Updated Tidy v19.102.1901.0 (Jos) - 18.708.1148.1: Fix bug handling Directivelines ending with continuation character - 18.708.1148.2: Fixed indentation when a "None breaking space"(C2A0) character is used in a UTF file. - 18.708.1148.3: Fix bug when a continuation line starts with +x, where is would add a space between +- and number. - 18.708.9999.x: Rewrite of some internal code to allow inlinecomments to remain at their current position. Details can be found in this post: https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/196221-tidy-major-update-27-10-requesting-help-with-testing/ - 18.708.9999.22: Released to Beta. - 18.708.9999.23: Added option to totally skip commentblocks so now the options are: #Tidy_Parameters=/tcb=0 =>only indent the whole commentblock (default) /tcb or /tcb=1 =>Tidy inside commentblock /tcb=-1 =>leave whole commentbock alone Tidy.INI:#--> Tidy commentblock 0=only indent the whole commentblock (default=0) # 1=Tidy inside commentblock # -1=leave whole commentbock alone Tidy_commentblock=0 - 18.708.9999.24: Added check for ending \ in the AutoIt3Dir and remove it when there. - recompiled with PellesC 6 to make it compatible with WinXP again. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ==> ScitillaHistory page containing all SciTE-Scintilla updates. ==> Visit the SciTE4AutoIt3 Download page for the latest versions ==> Check the online documentation for an overview of all extra's you get with this installer.

Hi! First post on AutoIT Forum! I am facing a big problem. I have tried commands like WinMove, ControlClick, MouseClick and many others with success, interacting with Calculator window. Now I am trying to click o a button of HWiNFO32 program but i just can't. No ControlClick, no WinMove no MouseClick, not even Send command!!! What can I do? Is there a workaround? You can try it for yourself, try getting HWiNFO32 portable and then click on something or move the window. I can't. Where's the problem?

It is one line _FileReadToArray. Read help file... Courage !

Vinoco, Welcome to the AutoIt forums. Before we go any further - why do you feel the need to spam a random-person chat app? M23 P.S. And just to be absolutely clear - this is the Mod team determining the legality of the thread, so everyone else please keep out. P.P.S When you post code in future please use Code tags - see here how to do it. Then you get a scrolling box and syntax colouring as you can see above now I have added the tags. Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

@mikell Since seems that the P is mandatory, you can "capture" the other letters in order to know at which parameter is "assigned" the value previousely "captured" @water You could use something like this: Func _RFC2445Conversion($strRawDuration) Local $arrResult, _ ; Array used to store the "capture(s)" from SRE $arrReturn[1][2] ; Array in which are stored "tidely" the various values, in the format Property|Value ; Store the result of the "capture(s)" in the array, which is going to be processed later $arrResult = StringRegExp($strRawDuration, "^(?:P(\d*W)?(\d*D)?T?(\d*H)?(\d*M)?(\d*S)?)$", $STR_REGEXPARRAYMATCH) ; [-+]? ;_ArrayDisplay($arrResult) ; Add the various "capture(s)" in the array that will be returned For $i = 0 To UBound($arrResult) - 1 Step 1 If $arrResult[$i] <> 0 Then _ArrayAdd($arrReturn, StringRegExpReplace($arrResult[$i], "(\d+)([WDHMS])", "$2|$1")) Next ; This, or delete the first element of the array (which will always be blank) $arrReturn[0][0] = "Raw Duration" $arrReturn[0][1] = $strRawDuration Return $arrReturn In case you have only one Duration: In case you have multiple Durations, delimited by a comma: If you could tell us what is the sign - or + used for, it can be inserted in the pattern in order to be "captured" as well @seadoggie01 The difference between Flag 1 and 3 is that the first returns from the function after the first "match", and the second continues trying to "match" the pattern all over the rest of the string. Something like this:

Ok since you insist to be a smart ass instead of responding to my question: Guess we don't like people storming into the forum, posting in a not really related Example forum thread telling us to create some code for them. Now stop polluting this thread and ONLY come back when you have something to show for and ask about in the support forum. Hope I am clear enough for you this time. Jos

I wrote this very simple functions to parse command line arguments. It can get: Simple key/value Example. The following code: #include "cmdline.au3" MsgBox(0, _CmdLine_Get('color')) Will return "white" if you run the script in one of these ways (quotes are optional but mandatory if you're going to use spaces): script.exe -color "white" script.exe --color white script.exe /color white Existence Example. The following code: #include "cmdline.au3" If _CmdLine_KeyExists('givemecoffee') Then ConsoleWrite('You want coffee.') Else ConsoleWrite('You do not want coffee.') EndIf Will return "You want coffee." if you run one of these: script.exe -givemecoffee script.exe --givemecoffee script.exe /givemecoffee And the following code: #include "cmdline.au3" If _CmdLine_ValueExists('givemecoffee') Then ConsoleWrite('You want coffee.') Else ConsoleWrite('You do not want coffee.') EndIf Will return "You want coffee." if you run one of these: script.exe givemecoffee script.exe "givemecoffee" Flags Example. This script: #include "cmdline.au3" ConsoleWrite("You want: ") If _CmdLine_FlagEnabled('C') Then ConsoleWrite("coffee ") EndIf If _CmdLine_FlagEnabled('B') Then ConsoleWrite("beer ") EndIf ConsoleWrite(" and you do not want: ") If _CmdLine_FlagDisabled('V') Then ConsoleWrite("vodka ") EndIf If _CmdLine_FlagDisabled('W') Then ConsoleWrite("wine ") EndIf ConsoleWrite(" but you did not tell me if you want: ") If Not _CmdLine_FlagExists('S') Then ConsoleWrite("soda ") EndIf If Not _CmdLine_FlagExists('J') Then ConsoleWrite("juice ") EndIf Will return "You want: coffee beer and you do not want: vodka wine but you did not tell me if you want: soda juice" if you run: script.exe +CB -VW Getting argument by its index You can also read the $CmdLine (1-based index) through this function. The advantage is that if the index does not exist (the user did not specify the argument), it won't break your script. It will just return the value you specify in the second function parameter. #include "cmdline.au3" $first_argument = _CmdLine_GetValByIndex(1, False) If Not $first_argument Then ConsoleWrite("You did not specify any argument.") Else ConsoleWrite("First argument is: " & $first_argument) EndIf Just a note: The second value of _CmdLine_GetValByIndex function can be an integer value, a string, a boolean value, an array or anything you want it to return if the index does not exist in $CmdLine array. This parameter is also available in _CmdLine_Get() function, also as a second function parameter. In this case, it will return this value if the key was not found. Example: #include "cmdline.au3" $user_wants = _CmdLine_Get("iwant", "nothing") ConsoleWrite("You want " & $user_wants) So, if you run: script.exe /iwant water It will return "You want water". But if you run just: script.exe It will return "You want nothing". Please note that, as these two are the only functions in this library meant to return strings, the second parameter is not available for the other functions. By default, if you do not specify any fallback value, it returns null if the wanted value could not be found. Also, please note that this UDF can NOT parse arguments in the format (key=value). Example: script.exe key=value IT WILL NOT WORK Here is the code: #include-once #comments-start CmdLine small UDF coder: Jefrey (jefrey[at]jefrey.ml) #comments-end Func _CmdLine_Get($sKey, $mDefault = Null) For $i = 1 To $CmdLine[0] If $CmdLine[$i] = "/" & $sKey OR $CmdLine[$i] = "-" & $sKey OR $CmdLine[$i] = "--" & $sKey Then If $CmdLine[0] >= $i+1 Then Return $CmdLine[$i+1] EndIf EndIf Next Return $mDefault EndFunc Func _CmdLine_KeyExists($sKey) For $i = 1 To $CmdLine[0] If $CmdLine[$i] = "/" & $sKey OR $CmdLine[$i] = "-" & $sKey OR $CmdLine[$i] = "--" & $sKey Then Return True EndIf Next Return False EndFunc Func _CmdLine_ValueExists($sValue) For $i = 1 To $CmdLine[0] If $CmdLine[$i] = $sValue Then Return True EndIf Next Return False EndFunc Func _CmdLine_FlagEnabled($sKey) For $i = 1 To $CmdLine[0] If StringRegExp($CmdLine[$i], "\+([a-zA-Z]*)" & $sKey & "([a-zA-Z]*)") Then Return True EndIf Next Return False EndFunc Func _CmdLine_FlagDisabled($sKey) For $i = 1 To $CmdLine[0] If StringRegExp($CmdLine[$i], "\-([a-zA-Z]*)" & $sKey & "([a-zA-Z]*)") Then Return True EndIf Next Return False EndFunc Func _CmdLine_FlagExists($sKey) For $i = 1 To $CmdLine[0] If StringRegExp($CmdLine[$i], "(\+|\-)([a-zA-Z]*)" & $sKey & "([a-zA-Z]*)") Then Return True EndIf Next Return False EndFunc Func _CmdLine_GetValByIndex($iIndex, $mDefault = Null) If $CmdLine[0] >= $iIndex Then Return $CmdLine[$iIndex] Else Return $mDefault EndIf EndFunc

Assuming the window exits when you perform the move, and you can't interact with it, include this in your script: #RequireAdmin