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_ArrayAdd will split it both ways #include <Array.au3> Local $aServerList[0][2] Local $sServerList = "www.address1.com:1.1.1.1|www.address2.com:2.2.2.2" _ArrayAdd($aServerList, $sServerList , 0 , ":" , "|") _ArrayDisplay($aServerList)

Just look at help file for RegWrite function, example : RegWrite("HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main", "PlaySounds", "REG_DWORD", 1)

Have you tried using #RequireAdmin ?

This is only a function call, but it probably originates from the UDF zipau3-udf-in-pure-autoit ; Function Name: _Zip_UnzipAll() ; Description: Extract all files contained in a ZIP Archieve. ; Parameter(s): $hZipFile - Complete path to zip file that will be created (or handle if existant) ; $hDestPath - Complete path to where the files will be extracted ; $flag = 1 ; - 1 no progress box ; - 0 progress box Try to use 1 instead of 0 as the last parameter. Unless you have a problem with the external program 7-Zip (standalone versions), I would recommend it. EDIT : 7-Zip, especially the standalone components, are among the few external programs that I use without hesitation. I have already written various articles on this topic. If you need help with the syntax, feel free to ask .

Moved to the appropriate forum, as the AutoIt Example Scripts forum very clearly states: Moderation Team

#include <Array.au3> Global $ipList = "www.address1.com:1.1.1.1|www.address2.com:2.2.2.2|address3.de:10.100.200.254" $aResult = StringRegExp($ipList, "(\w.+?)\:(\d*\.\d*\.\d*\.\d*)", 3) _ArrayDisplay($aResult)

Just use a loop then split each array item, have them added to another array, basic example, although you could also do this with regexp. #include <Array.au3> Local $aServerList[0][2] Local $sServerList = "www.address1.com:1.1.1.1|www.address2.com:2.2.2.2" Local $aServers = StringSplit($sServerList, "|") For $i = 1 To $aServers[0] $aServer = StringSplit($aServers[$i], ":") If UBound($aServer) - 1 = 2 Then _ArrayAdd($aServerList, $aServer[1] & "|" & $aServer[2]) Next _ArrayDisplay($aServerList)

Yes. SciTE is one thing, mostly independent of the complementary functions created on it for AutoIt. So you can have an older SciTE version running a functional AutoIt v3.x.x.x without (much) problems. So much so, that I have portable versions of AutoIt : v3.2.0.1, v3.2.12.1, v3.3.6.1, v3.3.8.1, v3.3.14.2, v3.3.14.5 running currentish SciTE. You should be able to run your setup, without necessarily having to have a full SciTE setup but just the components you actually use. Then again, it's your project, you decide what you understand to be better, under your experience and current needs

Ah Sorry I wasn't aware you weren't in charge of PSpad as well The only issue is that it then proceeds to pop up that display anytime you change a setting It also tries to overwrite my paths I've set in PSPad4AutoIt3.ini -- but you say the installer version takes care of this Here is the array display that comes after the error message

Which part? on first start it should ask 'Can I Check for updates?' Needs an option to stop showing version errors with ArrayDisplay Variable decaration is misspelled should be 'Variable declaration'

k, I have not started to use it yet. Is there a dark theme that can be applied ? Edit: maybe import the colors from SciTE or have a better "color chooser"/"Scheme changer" for PSPad ?. TIA