Do exe error line numbers correspond to line numbers in scriptname_stripped.au3?

[TimRude]

If my script contains the directive

#AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_Au3Stripper=y

and I compile it successfully (with 3.3.16.1) into an exe and the exe later experiences a a hard error such as "Variable subscript badly formatted", is it safe to assume that the line number reported by the exe for the error is the line number in the scriptname_stripped.au3 file that was produced by Au3Stripper when compiling?

Within the scriptname_stripped.au3 file, I can see all of the 'include'd code as well as my code, and I didn't specify any additional Au3Stripper options.

[Jos]

Correct, although there still could be a little difference depending on the used directives. Aut2exe normally does the adding of all includefiles and stripping of the directives and commentlines, which is now already done by au3stripper, except the directives which are still required by aut2exe. 

[Musashi]

This topic has been discussed several times. If you enter your question directly into the search engine of your choice, you will find corresponding matches, e.g. : 

 

[TimRude]

7 hours ago, Musashi said:

This topic has been discussed several times

I did do a search first and found that many discussions talk about using a "hack" (as the example you cited) or a UDF or whatever. But I was hoping for a more simple direct answer, which I got from Jos.

[Musashi]

5 minutes ago, TimRude said:

But I was hoping for a more simple direct answer, which I got from Jos.

The thread I linked contains a corresponding response from @Jos .

https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/204311-hack-that-tells-you-what-line-a-compiled-script-actually-crashed-on/?do=findComment&comment=1468033