With EndWith parameter issue

[jaberwacky]

Sorry for the title.

The following code demonstrates an issue with using parameters using With/EndWith. If the second parameter is not acessed directly but instead accessed by With then the function fails. Wow, I really don't have an elegant way to describe this. Let's let the example, which I haven't run, (provided by FaridAgl) speak for itself.

Global $oDictionary = ObjCreate("Scripting.Dictionary") 

$oDictionary.Add("A", "Value of A") 

With $oDictionary     
  MsgBox(0, .Count, $oDictionary.Item("A")) ;Doesn't fails     
  MsgBox(0, .Count, .Item("A")) ;Fails     
  MsgBox(0, $oDictionary.Count, .Item("A")) ;Fails too
EndWith

Forum post: ​http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/110379-autoitobject-udf/?p=1182987

[Synix <cross.fire@…>]

I found out this doesn't fail:

With $oDictionary     
  MsgBox(0, .Count, $oDictionary.Item("A"))    
  MsgBox(0, .Count, (.Item("A")))   
  MsgBox(0, $oDictionary.Count, (.Item("A")))
EndWith

Seems like .Item("A") is getting treated as a function or something, if its not enclosed in brackets.

[Synix <cross.fire@…>]

Forget my guess about the cause, it's something totally different.
It seems like, if a function call has two object parameters in a row it won't work in many cases. In some it does. Putting one of the parameters in brackets often fixes this, but you sometimes need to find out which one.
I couldn't find out more.

[Synix <cross.fire@…>]

*two or more

[Jon]

Fixed by revision [10538] in version: 3.3.13.13