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  1. TheAutomator
    Can someone please say me what i'm missing here? this little problem is driving me crazy! i feel so stupid that i have to ask this but why does this script thinks that "=" doesn't exist inside the dictionary? $regex = ObjCreate("VBScript.RegExp") $regex.Pattern = "=" $regex.Global = True $regex.IgnoreCase = True $test = ObjCreate("scripting.dictionary") $test.add("=", 2) $sentence = "=" Local $find = $regex.execute($sentence) for $part in $find msgbox(0,1,$part.Value) MsgBox(0,2,$part.Value = "=") MsgBox(0,3,$test.exists("=")) msgbox(0,4,$test.exists($part)) ;this should be true! next Thanks for any help TheAutomator.
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