Flashman

Playing with the new version of ChatGPT, I created an AutoIt Engineer to help debug and write code. ChatGPT subscription required to access it. It's not perfect, but it only writes code in AutoIt, it checks that functions exist (tries not to make them up) and seems to be working pretty good as an alternative for figuring out ways to get things done. https://chat.openai.com/g/g-w7S7VXopd-autoit-engineer

Thanks, appreciate it. Works great.

I have this same problem, the only work around is the "large include" trick from the 1st post. Anyone have any idea of cause or resolution?

Just thought I'd contribute something simple. If you want simple version control, you can just do this at the beginning of your code. Source Versioning: #AutoIt3Wrapper_Res_Fileversion=1.0.0.0 #AutoIt3Wrapper_Res_Fileversion_AutoIncrement=y #AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_After=mkdir "%scriptdir%\ver" #AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_After=copy /V /Y "%in%" "%scriptdir%\ver\%scriptfile%_%fileversion%.au3" Binary Versioning Add: #AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_After=copy /V /Y "%out%" "%scriptdir%\ver\%scriptfile%_%fileversion%.exe" The mkdir will only be used first time to create the versioning folder, then gets ignored in subsequent tries. I add this to all my code. Rick

It is a more limited implementation, not the latest version. A full package would be preferred. Actually, a full signed-package (via Windows Store) would be ideal.

I'd like to see the AutoIt install package re-compiled for ARM to support the Surface RT. Already developers have ported the editor and the old open-source version of AutoIt, so it is feasible. Such a package would let me use my Surface RT as a true portable development environment. Both to develop Surface utilities, but also to develop source that later on I will recompile on regular Windows.