Run scripts with no need to save them

[torels]

I think it's a good idea to insert a "Run" voice in SciTe which runs the script even if it's not saved

I wrote an AutoIt script which does the work, but it would be much better in LUA, even because the script I wrote always comes up with a message from SciTe asking me to save the file. By clicking NO the script starts.

I came uo with this:

#include <file.au3>
$file = _TempFile(@TempDir,"~",".au3")
$oldclip = ClipGet()
FileOpen($file,2)
FileWrite($file,_ReadScite())
FileClose($file)
$AutoItProdexePath = RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AutoIt v3\AutoIt", "InstallDir")
$AutoItexePath = $AutoItProdexePath

Run('"' & $AutoItexePath & '\AutoIt3.exe "' & ' "' & $file & '"')

FileDelete($file)
ClipPut($oldclip)

Func _ReadScite()
Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 4)

; Read text from SciTE (already open)
WinWait("[CLASS:SciTEWindow; INSTANCE:1]")
$hSciTE = WinGetHandle("[CLASS:SciTEWindow; INSTANCE:1]")
WinActivate($hSciTE)
WinWaitActive($hSciTE)
ControlFocus($hSciTE, "", "[CLASS:Scintilla; INSTANCE:1]")
ControlSend($hSciTE, "", "[CLASS:Scintilla; INSTANCE:1]", "^a")
ControlSend($hSciTE, "", "[CLASS:Scintilla; INSTANCE:1]", "^c")
ControlSend($hSciTE, "", "[CLASS:Scintilla; INSTANCE:1]", "{left}")

return ClipGet()
EndFunc

also see: ​http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=72697&st=0&p=530328&#entry530328

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[Jos]

I have no idea why this would be usefull. could you explain how it will be ?

[anonymous]

Replying to Jos:

I have no idea why this would be usefull. could you explain how it will be ?

So you avoid saving the script the first time you run it (selecting path and everything) mainly...
and for test scripts also...

otherwise I alwas have to save a new file just to run a test script found on the forum XD

[Jos]

Replying to anonymous:

Replying to Jos:

I have no idea why this would be usefull. could you explain how it will be ?

So you avoid saving the script the first time you run it (selecting path and everything) mainly...
and for test scripts also...

otherwise I alwas have to save a new file just to run a test script found on the forum XD

I understand what you have done, but still do not see the big advantage and am really worried people would use this and then "forget" to save it when done.
By the way, you can avoid the save prompt by addding that parameter to the option:
command.save.before.0=2

Jos