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help with "Error: Subscript used on non-accessible variable."


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I've added

 #Au3Stripper_Parameters=/mergeonly

to my script and looked at the line in question and it is

#Region

which is surrounding the variable declaration area. Another 7 lines up and we're in the includes. I had been running 3.3.14.5 but updated to 3.3.16.1 when this happened. The script runs fine in SciTE but throws the error when compiled. No other scripts seem to be affected.

Any insight?

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rsn,

Are you looking in your original script, or the "merged" script that AutoIt3Wrapper should have put in the same folder?

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... also remember that the errorlinenumber in the merged script could be one or a few lines off, depending on other #xxx lines you have used in the script. 

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As it turns out it was in fact 1 line below (thanks @Jos). That line was borrowed and adapted from another post and, me not knowing what I'm doing most of the time anyway, butchered it. 🤦‍♂️

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