Nakuribon

hi, in case anyone doesnt know, i'm kevin, and i found my old rewritten script for pi, turns out it wasnt in autoit, but ti-89 basic lol, so i converted it, and it worked! however, it got really screwy with the output, take a look: script: $n = 0 $pi ="" $pistr = "" $k = 2 $a = 4 $b = 1 $a1 = 12 $b1 = 4 While 1 $p = $k * $k $q = 2 * $k + 1 $k = $k + 1 $aold = $a1 $bold = $b1 $a1 = $p * $a + $q * $a1 $b1 = $p * $b + $q * $b1 $a = $aold $b = $bold $d = Int($a / $b) $d1 = Int($a1 / $b1) While $d == $d1 $n += 1 If $n == 2 Then $pi &= "." & String($d) Else $pi &= String($d) EndIf $pistr &= $pi $pi = "" $a = 10 * Mod($a, $b) $a1 = 10 * Mod($a1, $b1) $d = Int($a / $b) $d1 = Int($a1 / $b1) WEnd WEnd Func OnAutoItExit() FileWrite("pi.txt", $pistr) EndFunc output: 3.141592653-9223372036854775808-92233720368547758089223372036854775807-9223372036854775808-9223372036854775808-9223372036854775808922337203685477580792233720368547758079223372036854775807922337203685477580792233 72036854775807-9223372036854775808-92233720368547758089223372036854775807-9223372036854775808-922337203685477580892233720368547758079223372036854775807-92233720368547758080000000000000000000... go figure... i wanna kno whats up with the negatives, im wondering if its something to do with some bad binary conversions on the C side of autoit. cya!

i have an apache extension that lets me use ruby scripts as web pages, ill find the link if u want edit: woops yea i thought it might need that dll i couldnt tell on my own because it wouldnt let me move it lol yea just put that dll in the same dir as the plugin dll and u should b fine

there is a lot Ruby can do that autoit can't, and vice versa. For instance, Ruby has a mysql api, and all thats needed is the line "require 'mysql'" and then you call mysql functions within ruby, and now within autoit. no more of that odedb crap lol. Programs that use these languages together effectively will be incredible. edit: i just remembered the mysql ruby extension for windows is very rare. here it is for those that want it. edit 2: i also forgot to mention, as of right now, these functnios always return a string representation of the result. I dont think it can return some of its objects yet, but that will come in time. I just need to figure out how to get AutoIt plugins to return a result that isnt dependent on type.... mysql.zip

this plugin allows you to use the scripting language Ruby inside AutoIt. The two functions are RubyEval and RubyPrivateEval. In the non-private function, all variables can be accessed between function calls, while variables definded in a private function can only be accesed within the same function. I know that doesn't make much sense, so here's an example: RubyPrivateEval("a='hello'") $ret = RubyEval("a") ;throws an "a isn't defined" error and sets @error to 1 Yes, its true, when there is an error in your syntax, it returns the error number and a description instead of the evaluation, and sets @error to 1. The only argument they take are a string containing Ruby code. To insert multi-line bits of code, either make a string with @crlfs where you want newlines (hard way) or just seperate the lines with a semicolon ( (easy way). enjoy folks! ruby.au3 ruby.dll

o ok then but if its wanted i do have string md5 and file md5 funcs in c++

if you want i can investigate into some c++ source for md5 and add it to autoit, that sound good? problem is im sorta crappy with c++... but ill figure it out

actually its about 1k larger lol

i kno... but autoit is a good vbs wrapper besides, vb has some functions that autoit doesn't

you people are going to love me for this... a perfect md5 udf!!! the thing is 200+ lines but its very easy to use, just put an #include "md5.au3" at the top of the script and where u want to use md5 just type _md5("blah") exact same output as php md5 function i made a gui for it also to test it both files are attached later i must say i did NOT write the vbscript code myself, i found it elsewhere, but implementing it into autoit is all my doing. md5.au3 md5_gui.au3

im working on a tcp chat application in autoit, translating it from vb6. the autoit tcp functions do not work for me, so im trying the winsock api (ws2_32.dll). apparently there is a function i need to call to initialize it, but i dont know how. see here for more information. thanks

hey im datkewlguys friend he was talkin about, and here is the real dilemma here... first i must say that i am using the latest beta of autoit so i dont need au3xtra.dll. anyway, in the helpfile examples theres a pre-built tcp server and client app, for just two way communication. it works when the server is set to listen at 127.0.0.1 and the client is set to connect to 127.0.0.1, however when i change it to my ip address, the server freezes as soon as the client connects... i cant understand why it does this could someone please help edit: is it possible to somehow implement Winsock controls (located in MSWINSCK.OCX, used in vb6) into autoit? this would solve all of our problems

so no one knows?

try putting the entire vb script: $vbs = ObjCreate("ScriptControl") $vbs.language = "vbscript" $vbs.addcode($myCode) $vbs.run("main") this should work let me know if it doesnt

anyone?

i have a tcp chat server application, and it hosts fine and my client app can connect to it when i host it on 127.0.0.1, but for some reason, whenever I change the hosted ip to my ip, it freezes when a client app connects to it. It even does this through my own computer. Please explain why it wont accept connections on my external ip address but will on my internal.