@ScriptLineNumber knows the #include

[argumentum]

@ScriptLineNumber knows the #include.
I can write Func this($var = @ScriptLineNumber) and it knows, just knows, now, somewhere ( in AutoIt ) is kept\noted.
@ScriptFullPath and @ScriptName are that of the executed script and is the same if called in an included script. As it should and should not be otherwise.

Hence there are missing macros, call them @IncludeScriptFullPath and @IncludeScriptName.
Once compiled, the @IncludeScriptName and @ScriptName would obviously have the same value but while coding, these would come in handy.

I came up with the inspiration and that is perfectly possible to do, while writing the "register almost all 219 messages (UDF/tool)". Not that is a great achievement as a tool but the ConsoleWrite("Script.au3"(@ScriptLineNumber)  :  note.. ) shows to know where to jump to. All that was missing was the @IncludeScriptName, to not hardcode the script name.
And since @ScriptLineNumber knows the #include, where is my macro !!!  

I hope ( and honestly believe ), that is a useful macro, and a motion to add these be taken to the Overlord for immediate implementation.

PS: I understand that there are more pressing things to do but, this may be just there, without much to do to the AutoIt code, other than add the macro. I'll add it to the trac, see where it goes. Added ticket # 3766.

Edited June 9, 2020 by argumentum
added to trac

[mLipok]

There is a way to do the same things using:

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*** Updated Au3Stripper v18.708.1148.0 (Jos) - 17.224.935.2 Changed /rsln to replace @ScriptLineNumber in the Master script with "XXX/YYY". XXX is the master script linenumber, YYY is the Merged script linenumber.

EDIT:

There is also change which change @ScriptLineNumber to something like this: "UDFName XXX/YYY".

But I do not see this mentioned in history

https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/scite/download/beta_SciTE4AutoIt3/History.html

Maybe @Jos would be able to check when this was changed ...

 

Edited August 17, 2020 by mLipok

[Jos]

15 minutes ago, mLipok said:

But I do not see this mentioned in history

You mean this part:?

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??-??-2020
*** Merged the SciTE v 4.2.? by Neil Hodgson with our own version of SciTE. (Jos)
*** Updated AutoIt3Wrapper v19.1127.1402.0 (Jos)
    - 19.1127.1402.1 added clear errors when Tidy is ran with Ctrl+T.
    - 19.1127.1402.2 Avoid running Tidy for a second time when script needs to be run with #RequireAdmin in elevated mode.
    - 19.1127.1402.5 Added work-around to support Unicode characters in filenames for:
        - au3check
        - Tidy
        - au3stripper
    - 19.1127.1402.6 Added Win10 build to info lines. (tnx argumentum)
*** Updated Au3Stripper v19.1127.1402.0 (Jos)
    - 19.1127.1402.1 Added replace for @ScriptLinenumber for #includes to contain source files and original linenumber.
    -                Changed  replace for @ScriptLinenumberto only replace none literal string occurences.
    - 19.1127.1402.3 Changed  replace for @ScriptLinenumber to only replace when not on FUNC line.
    - 19.1127.1402.5 Added directive "#Au3Stripper_Ignore_Errors_in_Func=", which will suppress any errors triggered within the defined Functions.

 

[mLipok]

6 minutes ago, Jos said:

You mean this part:?

oh... I see now.
Yes this is it.

Thanks.

Edited August 17, 2020 by mLipok

[mLipok]

@argumentum could you check  /rsln  feature of Au3Stripper.exe ?
Is it fit enought to your needs ?

 

[argumentum]

12 hours ago, mLipok said:

Is it fit enought to your needs ?

I'm good.
Some 6 years ago someone opened a ticket with similar request. But the coder claimed a need for debugging.
The @IncludeScriptFullPath and @IncludeScriptName idea, is based in that, in my imagination, should be simple to implement.
Is not a must, as if "OMG this is sooo needed"   

Actually, I don't even use the @ScriptLineNumber that much. SciTE, as is, is good for me. Thanks