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The SciTe function "SciTe Jump" (Alt+Q) no longer works after updating to 3.3.16.0


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Hi
 

Thanks to Jon and all who made the new version possible. :)


I get the following error:

 

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AutoIt Error
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Line 2348  (File "C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\SciTE Jump\SciTE Jump.au3"):

Return $__WINVER >= 0x0600
Return ^ ERROR

Error: Variable used without being declared.
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OK   
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I guess a new SciTe version is also necessary for the new AutoIt version?

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@LukeWCS

just go to:

C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\SciTE Jump\SciTE Jump.au3

 Add Global $__WINVER at Top of script:

SciTE Jump.au3

and Save it and Close it that it.

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@ad777

Thanks, problem solved. :)
 

_SetVariables()
Global Const $__sScriptDir = _GetInstalledSettingsDir() ; If AutoIt & SciTE are installed then use the application directory instead.
Global $__WINVER

_SciTE_Startup()

But why does the missing variable declaration only appear in 3.3.16.0? 

 

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  • LukeWCS changed the title to [solved] The SciTe function "SciTe Jump" (Alt+Q) no longer works after updating to 3.3.16.0
41 minutes ago, LukeWCS said:

But why does the missing variable declaration only appear in 3.3.16.0? 

I suspect this has to do with the ' new ' detection of Windows 11 in AutoIt 3.3.16.0.

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@Danp2

Thanks for the hint. It never occurred to me to look for it in "AutoIt Example Scripts" because "SciTe Jump" is part of the SciTe package and therefore part of the IDE. I've now implemented Jos' suggested change, which seems to me to be the better option for the future.

@Musashi

With what I've read from Jos now, I assume that this "internal" variable was an undocumented feature that was removed in 3.3.16.0. 

 

edit: Saw this morning that there is already a system here to mark threads as solved. Changes made accordingly. 

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