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Everything I saw online was saying to not use a mapped drive, as UNC paths would be ideal for admin scripts. The share has access set to "Everyone" so I don't think it would have been a permissions issue. However, I did some further googling and turns out adding EnableLinkedConnections as a key to the registry in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System" and restarting the PC fixed the problem. Something to do with allowing access to network locations in elevated processes. Thanks for the tip though, I will try mapping drives in the future if I run into other problems.

Not sure why this is working for you and the other version isn't, but think that it needs a little cleanup, so changed it to: { "version": "2.0.0", "tasks": [ { "label": "Add AutoIt Includes", "type": "shell", "command": "${config:autoit.aiPath}/SciTE/AutoIt3Wrapper/run_autoit3wrapper.ps1", "args": [ "-AutoitPath", "${config:autoit.aiPath}", "-Options", "/addincludes", "-ScriptFile", "${file}" ], "presentation": { "reveal": "always", "panel": "shared", "echo": false, "showReuseMessage": false, "clear": true }, "problemMatcher": [], "detail": "Add missing includes to the AutoIt script", }, { "label": "Run Au3Stripper", "type": "shell", "command": "${config:autoit.aiPath}/SciTE/AutoIt3Wrapper/run_autoit3wrapper.ps1", "args": [ "-AutoitPath", "${config:autoit.aiPath}", "-Options", "/au3stripper", "-ScriptFile", "${file}" ], "presentation": { "reveal": "always", "panel": "shared", "echo": false, "showReuseMessage": false, "clear": true }, "problemMatcher": [], "detail": "Strip/Merge your script" } ] } This version is also working for me and looks a little more straightforward.

You mean that you are working on building this in this VSCode extension? 🤗

Does sound better than "GUI destroy".

THE TITLE SAY'S ALL. Image SearchAllVersion.zip

I've spent a few hours testing various options within the extension and everything has worked well on my end with this one small change. It also fixed the issues with Jos' tasks. Further, the extension seems to append the various AutoIt binaries to "autoit.aiPath", here: AutoIt-VSCode/src/ai_config.js at bb6a8f6f5ce9fed0bf070059bb6458a6e47e7030 · loganch/AutoIt-VSCode

You're welcome. Fair enough 🤝 . I believe both will be available. The CTRL+Click and the reference-peek functionality - which would made both of us happy 😀 . Let's see what @genius257 can do. Best regards Sven

Hi Sven, thanks for your detailed explanations, I didn't know about this feature. Yes, I was talking about Ctrl+Shift+F (and Ctrl+F as well depending on context). Even if this feature is very useful, I still think it shouldn't be the default behaviour (still in my opinion) as when I "Ctrl+Click" a variable, I'm used to instantly reach its definition. But yes, this feature should be available. Regards !

Hi @ValentinM 👋 . A quick example: Do you mean CTRL+SHIFT+F (1) to open all occurrences in the search area (2)? I am asking because CTRL+F only search in the current file which would not enough I think. Versus SHIFT+F12 (3) to see the references inline (4): I personally like the second approach very much, but first I post this as a question - do I summarize it correctly? Do you mean this? More comfortable would be like in the second screenshot (more easy navigation with the arrow keys for example and you can have a peek into the occurences instead of opening each file separatly. 😀 Best regards Sven