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  1. I'm having difficulty seeing whether this supports anything outside of web development. I can only see Javascript in the screenshots.
  2. From what I understand, the super-topmost windows are running in the secure desktop sandbox in front of the standard desktop. It's as if you took the UAC desktop with a transparent background and laid it over the normal desktop.
  3. Is this even a serious request? First of all, who uses VB 3 or serial drivers in this age? Second, the cereal makes even less sense.
  4. Closed source is fine as long as it's being run on a Microsoft platform and your license doesn't interfere with the license Microsoft uses.
  5. I had never heard of this until now, but I find the topic rather interesting. It's like a local cloud.
  6. For those confused, the OP is asking for a difference between = (assignment) and = (comparison) like how the C family has = and == for assignment and comparison. But then there is the problem that there's no way to declare, return, or store a reference outside of reference parameters.
  7. BrewMan is right. Unless you have explicit reason to use 64 bit, it's much easier for everyone to develop only in 32 bit.
  8. PHP is not even the right kind of language to write a messenger server in. Java runs as a process while PHP runs when web pages are requested. Since XMPP isn't designed to use HTTP traffic, you need Java or a C family or any other language that runs as its own process.
  9. Reference parameters pass the handle to the original object store (variable, property, another parameter, any L-Value, etc) so that changes made are stored to the original and no copy is made for complex objects. I don't know why trancexx would expect an R-Value to work.
  10. Wait, you want to read it manually? What's stopping you from just reading it in the output pane?
  11. It sounds like the only reliable method is actually hooking window messages, simulating the key press, and removing the message from a queue when you catch it. Not even sure if you can do that in only AutoIt.
  12. Why are you pasting it into Notepad when you could just read the clipboard contents directly?
  13. Alternatively, malloc/calloc functions and the address-of operator.
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