A small bug

[logmein]

Func _exit () IniWrite(@SystemDir & "ImageConverter.ini", "Settings", "Dir1", GUICtrlRead($s))
    IniWrite(@SystemDir & "ImageConverter.ini", "Settings", "Dir2", GUICtrlRead($d))
 Exit ()
EndFunc

the au3check say : syntax error!

[BrettF]

Okay our errors:

d:\my documents\ABC.au3(4,8) : ERROR: syntax error
    Exit ()
    ~~~~~~^

So now lets skip straight to the help file.

Lets look at Exit.

We read the freaking document and then we see it...

The parameter, if included, can be enclosed in parentheses. Thus, the following are equivalent: Exit, Exit 0, and Exit(0). However, Exit() is invalid.

Now tell me why the hell you couldn't work that out? Seems fairly simple if your debugging...

Also use the full version of SciTE if you're not already. Link is in my sig.

Cheers,

Brett

[Melba23]

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Au3Check tells you more than that! In both the console and the Au3Check Errors message box it tells you exactly what is wrong. What does it say?

M23

[disc330]

As Brett pointed out, your exit was all wrong. Also, I dont know if it was intended, but your not meant to have code on the same line as your functions first line.

Func _exit () ; Put nothing on this line after the brackets are closed.
    IniWrite(@SystemDir & "ImageConverter.ini", "Settings", "Dir1", GUICtrlRead($s))    
    IniWrite(@SystemDir & "ImageConverter.ini", "Settings", "Dir2", GUICtrlRead($d))
 Exit 
EndFunc

Thats all the problems findable in the given code, but as Melba23 said, your Au3Check is a lot more descrptive than just saying "Syntax Error". Read it fully and go over your code to see if you can find any more problems, double clicking the error will take you right to the line, it even shows you the character where the problem has been found... =P

[logmein]

thanks i see

[CodyBarrett]

if you want it to exit after the iniwrtite place EXIT (not EXIT()) beneath the iniwrites on its own line