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So I have several functions spread out among different scripts (makes it easier to sort out); Each with some sort of #include, lets say for ex: #include<arrays.au3>. so if in the main script I bring all these scripts together by #including them, then do they over and over #include<array.au3> again and again, unnecessarily bulking the main script up?

 

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Not if they have #include-once at the top of the file.

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rickybobby,

Well-written UDFs (and certainly the standard AutoIt include files) use the #include-once directive - that way they will only be included once no matter how any times they are listed in other include files within the script. :)

Note that the new SciTE4AutoIt3 just released includes (amongst many other utilities) Au3Stripper which removed all unused functions and variables from the include files to reduce the script size. You can download it from here. ;)

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