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I was trying to use the script here:

But this is the console output I'm getting from the example provided:

Hello World!|Greetings Everyone, C++ is an awesome|n astonishing programming language.
Howdy Dude!|Good Day Everyone, Java is an awesome| wonderful programming language.
Hi Dude!|Excuse Me Everyone, C is an amazing| wonderful programming language.
Howdy World!|Excuse Me Ladys and Gents, Java is an awesome|n astonishing language.

It can handle spintax that isn't nested, but not nested.

I'm currently using python for spintax, using this library https://github.com/AceLewis/spintax

But I'd love to not have to make that py CMD call and just use AutoIt instead.

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Which of the code examples did you try? The one by svenadamsson or the one by qsek?

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I have already run this code and - as far as I can tell - the result doesn't look bad.

I tested your first result

Hello World!|Greetings Everyone, C++ is an awesome|n astonishing programming language.

and to me it looks correct. 
I understand the "extra" pipe character after "World!" and "|n" after "awesome" to be correct as they are - as far as I understand the Spintax syntax - literals.
So maybe the input string isn't fully correct?
Or it is me ;)

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5 minutes ago, water said:

So maybe the input string isn't fully correct?

Ah I think this may have been it.
The pipes shouldn't be there, of course, that threw me off, but I tried with this simpler example:
 

$spintext = "{Hello{ooo| There}|Hi}, how's it going?"

And got:

Helloooo, how's it going?
Hi, how's it going?
Hi, how's it going?
Hello There, how's it going?

So yeah, script works, the input string in the example isn't valid spintax :)

 

For future reference, a working script an example for nested spintax in Autoit:
 

;Spintax Test
#include <Array.au3>
; Text in Spintax format
;~ Global $a = 1
$spintext = "{Hello{ooo| There}|Hi}, how's it going?"

ConsoleWrite(Spintax($spintext) & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite(Spintax($spintext) & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite(Spintax($spintext) & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite(Spintax($spintext) & @CRLF)


Func Spintax($sInput)
;~     ConsoleWrite("- Iteration "&$a&" Start -" & @CRLF)
    $SpinArray = StringRegExp($sInput, '{([^{]*?|[^{]*?)}',3); Global matches
;~     _ArrayDisplay($SpinArray,"")
    $sfinrep = StringReplace($sInput,"}|{","|") ; look For final replacing
    If Not IsArray($SpinArray) Then
;~         ConsoleWrite("!No Array!" & @CRLF)
        If $sfinrep = $sInput then ; Nothing replaced, so free of }|{  --> end string
;~             ConsoleWrite("+EndResult: " & @CRLF)
            Return $sInput
        EndIf
        ;else replace workstring with the string without }|{ for further processing
        $sInput = $sfinrep
        $SpinArray = StringRegExp($sInput, '{([^{]*?|[^{]*?)}',3); Global matches
;~         ConsoleWrite("final replaced string:"  & @CRLF)
;~         ConsoleWrite($sInput & @CRLF)
    EndIf

    $TrimmedText = StringRegExpReplace($sInput, '{([^{]*?|[^{]*?)}',chr(0x1A)); or any other special char to mark where to insert

    $RNDText = $TrimmedText
    For $i = 0 To UBound($SpinArray)-1
        $WordArray = StringSplit($SpinArray[$i], "|",3)
        $rnum = Random(0, UBound($WordArray)-1, 1); get random Array index
        $RNDText = StringReplace($RNDText, chr(0x1A), $WordArray[$rnum],1); replace only the next occurrence
    Next

;~     ConsoleWrite($RNDText & @CRLF)
;~     ConsoleWrite("- Iteration "&$a&" End -" & @CRLF)
;~     $a += 1

    Return Spintax($RNDText)
EndFunc

Thanks @qsek and @water :)

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:)

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Outlook Tools (2019-07-22 - Version 0.6.0.0) - Download - General Help & Support - Wiki
PowerPoint (2021-08-31 - Version 1.5.0.0) - Download - General Help & Support - Example Scripts - Wiki
Task Scheduler (2022-07-28 - Version 1.6.0.1) - Download - General Help & Support - Wiki

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Excel - Example Scripts - Wiki
Word - Wiki

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