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..there is UTF-8 with and w/o boom. Look at that ? There is also https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Sharing_files_on_OSE , maybe ? in https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E97728_01/E97727/html/vboxmanage-sharedfolder.html they say: By default, shared folders have read/write access to the files on the host path. On Linux distributions, shared folders are mounted with 770 file permissions with root user and vboxsf as the group. Using this option the file permissions change to 700. Optional. PS: Unable to replicate the failure, troubleshooting is kind of impossible =/ PS2: if you could make a vm with your setup, anyone could t/s it. ( Make a VirtualBox with the host OS that has the WinOS inside as a VirtualBox, just as your setup. Make sure it fails just as it does in your setup. ZIP/RAR/what not, the vm and upload it somewhere) We can t/s it that way. At least I will.

@BrewManNH I think the same, I don't have interest to read the help file as I should, thats why I ask so many questions, I'm a little lazy.

You should probably reassess programming and if it's something you should be attempting.

GUICtrlRead() + FileWrite() @Melba: Sorry to destroy your "teach fishing" strategy here :-)

Well I couldn't resists trying to fix this set of UDF's so think I am getting close with the attached version: #include <array.au3> #include <json.au3> $json1 = '{"Global Quote":{"01. symbol" : "MSFT","02. open" : "01.10","03 high" : "10.1"}}' $json1bis = '{"GlobalQuote":{"01. symbol" : "MSFT","02. open" : "02.10","03 high" : "20.2"}}' $json1tris = '{"GlobalQuote":{"01. symbol" : "MSFT","02.open" : "03.10","03high" : "30.3"}}' $Json = Json_Decode($json1) $Jsonbis = Json_Decode($json1bis) $Jsontris = Json_Decode($json1tris) ; ConsoleWrite("!===============================================================================" & @crlf) ConsoleWrite("CASE 1 -->> " & Json_Get($Json, '."Global Quote"."03 high"') & @LF) ; ==>> it works!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 2 -->> " & Json_Get($Json, '.Global Quote."03 high"') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 2bis -->> " & Json_Get($Jsonbis, '.GlobalQuote."03 high"') & @LF) ; ==>> it works!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 2bis2-->> " & Json_Get($Jsonbis, 'GlobalQuote."03 high"') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 2bis3-->> " & Json_Get($Jsonbis, 'GlobalQuote.03 high') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ;~ ; ConsoleWrite("CASE 3 -->> " & Json_Get($Json, '[Global Quote][03 high]') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 3bis -->> " & Json_Get($Jsonbis, '[GlobalQuote][03 high]') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 3tris-->> " & Json_Get($Jsontris, '[GlobalQuote][03high]') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ;~ ; ConsoleWrite("CASE 4 -->> " & Json_Get($Json, '[Global Quote]["03 high"]') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 4bis -->> " & Json_Get($Jsonbis, '[GlobalQuote]["03 high"]') & @LF) ; ==>> it works!!;~ ; ; ConsoleWrite("CASE 1 -->> " & Json_Get($Json, '."Global Quote"."03 high"') & @LF) ; ==>> it works!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 1 -->> " & Json_Get($Json, '."Global Quote"."02. open"') & @LF) ; ==>> it works!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 2 -->> " & Json_Get($Json, '.Global Quote."02. open"') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 2bis -->> " & Json_Get($Jsonbis, '.GlobalQuote."02. open"') & @LF) ; ==>> it works!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 2bis2-->> " & Json_Get($Jsonbis, 'GlobalQuote."02. open"') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ;~ ; ConsoleWrite("CASE 3 -->> " & Json_Get($Json, '[Global Quote][02. open]') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 3bis -->> " & Json_Get($Jsonbis, '[GlobalQuote][02. open]') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 3tris-->> " & Json_Get($Jsontris, '[GlobalQuote][02.open]') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ;~ ; ConsoleWrite("CASE 4 -->> " & Json_Get($Json, '[Global Quote]["02. open"]') & @LF) ; ==>> it doesn't work!! ConsoleWrite("CASE 4bis -->> " & Json_Get($Jsonbis, '[GlobalQuote]["02. open"]') & @LF) ; ==>> it works!!;~ ; Results: !=============================================================================== CASE 1 -->> 10.1 CASE 2 -->> 10.1 CASE 2bis -->> 20.2 CASE 2bis2-->> 20.2 CASE 2bis3-->> 20.2 CASE 3 -->> 10.1 CASE 3bis -->> 20.2 CASE 3tris-->> 30.3 CASE 4 -->> 10.1 CASE 4bis -->> 20.2 CASE 1 -->> 10.1 CASE 1 -->> 01.10 CASE 2 -->> 01.10 CASE 2bis -->> 02.10 CASE 2bis2-->> 02.10 CASE 3 -->> 01.10 CASE 3bis -->> 02.10 CASE 3tris-->> 03.10 CASE 4 -->> 01.10 CASE 4bis -->> 02.10 @aio and others, could you have a spin with this version to see whether anything is broken? Jos Json.au3

Hello, To make debugging and fixing of bugs and issues in AutoIt scripts easier, it is a very great idea to add a mode to the AutoIt3.exe Tool that makes one able to step on every lines of code and check contents of variables by their names at one given pause in the execution of the script, or whatever AutoIt native way of handling the script execution such as stack views. The idea; Place breakpoint on code line, simple and conditional breakpoint that will get triggered only if the specified conditions are met I would see an interface being done with a named pipe/socket, and the interactive debugging being made with an external tool that would connect to the unique pipe corresponding to one AutoIt3.exe instance. The tool could be third party, but we need an interface to work with. Thank you