stdoutread "unknown function name"

[jefhal]

I created a program yesterday at home on beta 73 and it worked great. Now I have loaded beta 73 at work, but I'm getting an error in stdoutread: "unknown function name". Below is the error I get when I run the stdoutread help file with beta 73. I'm sure it's a versioning issue, but cannot get things straight...

>"U:\bin\AutoIt3\SciTe\CompileAU3\CompileAU3.exe" /run /beta /ErrorStdOut /in "U:\bin\AutoIt3\beta\Examples\Helpfile\StdoutRead.au3" /autoit3dir "C:\Program Files\tools\AutoIt3\beta" /UserParams   

>Running AU3Check...U:\bin\AutoIt3\SciTe\Defs\Unstable\Au3Check\au3check.dat

>AU3Check Ended. No Error(s).

>Running: (3.1.1.0):C:\Program Files\tools\AutoIt3\autoit3.exe "U:\bin\AutoIt3\beta\Examples\Helpfile\StdoutRead.au3"   

U:\bin\AutoIt3\beta\Examples\Helpfile\StdoutRead.au3 (7) : ==> Unknown function name.:

$line = StdoutRead($foo)

$line = ^ ERROR

>AutoIT3.exe ended.

>Exit code: 0    Time: 1.144

Here's my code that works at home:

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; This script will find the local MAC ID's 
; If one or more ID's are for wireless NIC's they will be marked with the tag "wlan"
; The script will be edited to accept command line input. That will allow it to be added to Active Directory as a shell command.
; Written by Jeff Hall with help from Ite5000 and the AutoIT team 9/4/05


#include <array.au3>
#include <Constants.au3>

dim $onemac
dim $x = 0, $y = 6, $i = 0, $j = 0
dim $rawIPC[100], $lineIPC[16], $onlyMacs[1]
global $cmdOUT = ''
dim $description = " ~ "

;;; Send the output of ipconfig /all to a variable $rawIPC
$PID = Run("ipconfig /all", "","", $STDOUT_CHILD)
        ;MsgBox(1,"PID=",$PID)
While NOT @ERROR
    $cmdOUT &= StdoutRead($PID)
Wend
        ;MsgBox(1, "IPConfig Output:", $cmdOUT)
$rawIPC = $cmdOUT
        ;MsgBox(1,"",$rawIPC)

;;; Go through each line to find any MAC ID's and determine if the ID is for a wireless nic
$splitIPC = StringSplit($rawIPC,@CRLF)
While $x < $splitIPC[0]
    if StringInStr($splitIPC[$x],"Phys") <> "0" Then
        $onemac = StringStripCR(StringStripWS(StringLeft(StringTrimLeft($splitIPC[$x],StringInStr($splitIPC[$x],":")),18),8))
        if StringInStr($splitIPC[$x-3],"wireless",0) then $onemac = $onemac & " WLAN"
        ;MsgBox(1,"MAC ID is: ",$onemac)
        ReDim $onlyMacs[$i + 1]
        _ArrayAdd($onlyMacs,$onemac)
        ;_ArrayDisplay($onlyMacs,"Now onlymacs is:")
        $i = $i + 1
    EndIf
        $x = $x + 1
WEnd

;;; Tidy up the results and send them to the clipboard with formatting
_ArraySort($onlyMacs,1)
_ArrayPop($onlyMacs)
if $i > 1 and StringInStr($onlyMacs[1],"WLAN") then _ArraySwap($onlyMacs[0],$onlyMacs[1])
        _ArrayDisplay($onlyMacs,"Here are all of the MacIDs:")
    
While $j < $i
    $description = $description & $onlyMacs[$j] & " ~ "
    $j = $j + 1
WEnd

MsgBox(1,"Description =: ", $description)
ClipPut($description)
Exit

Edited September 6, 2005 by jefhal

[GaryFrost]

I created a program yesterday at home on beta 73, and have now loaded 73 at work, but I'm getting an error in stdoutread: "unknown function name". Below is the error I get when I run the stdoutread help file with beta 73. I'm sure it's a versioning issue, but cannot get things straight...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

check what your really running look at your quote: Running: (3.1.1.0):

[Jos]

CompileAU3.exe will look in the registry for the regular Autoit directory when it cannot find Autoit3.exe in the directory specified:

/autoit3dir "C:\Program Files\tools\AutoIt3\beta"

Probably didn't install the Beta version or you selected a alternative target directory.

[jefhal]

check what your really running look at your quote: Running: (3.1.1.0):

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks guys. It took several re-installs, but I finally hit the right order to reconnect. I changed the registry as instructed, but this did not take right away. I think one of the re-installs did the job...