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22:40 Ticket #597 (Documentation @TempDir needs updating) closed by Valik: No Bug: That's wrong. @TempDir will return whatever it finds first: 1. The path specified by the TMP environment variable. 2. The path specified by the TEMP environment variable. 3. The path specified by the USERPROFILE environment variable. 4. The Windows directory. So it will find TMP first if it exists: […] I don't see that this needs documented, however. People have been using the macro for years and have never needed to know how it was implemented.
21:07 Ticket #597 (Documentation @TempDir needs updating) created by Emiel Wieldraaijer: Macro Reference - Directory @TempDir -> path to the temporary files …

09/27/08:

20:23 Ticket #596 (String<From/To>ASCIIArray() functions) created by Valik: There are potential issues with these functions I need to look at. …

09/26/08:

23:51 Ticket #454 (FileRead handle files as UTF-8 even BOM is missing) reopened by Valik: Alright, somebody actually gave me a file which demonstrated the problem and the desired outcome and I now see what the OP means. Would have been helpful to have that from the start, however.
23:18 Ticket #454 (FileRead handle files as UTF-8 even BOM is missing) closed by Valik: Rejected: I don't know what your expectations are. UTF-8 files don't need a BOM because it's pretty much pointless for the encoding so the comment on it being missing is irrelevant. As for the behavior, UTF-8 is fully backwards compatible with ANSI so if your file contains all ANSI characters it's going to be treated as ANSI, BOM or not. If there was a problem with the behavior here it would actually be bug and not a feature request. Since nobody else has clearly demonstrated any issue I'm closing this as rejected.
18:07 Ticket #520 (WMI SwbemRefresher Object used in a loop has memory leak) closed by Valik: No Bug: This is not a leak in AutoIt. I tried calling the Remove() and DeleteAll() methods on the $oRefresher object to get rid of the enumeration but it still leaks. I tested with identical VBS code and it also leaks. Here's the AutoIt code I used: […] And the VBS which is identical other than it lacks a hotkey. […] Closing as no bug.

09/25/08:

23:14 Ticket #539 (StringSplit w/ flag 2 doesn't return string if no delims) closed by Valik: Fixed: Fixed in version: 3.2.13.8
22:58 Ticket #531 (GuiCtrlSetGraphic documentation) closed by Valik: Fixed: Fixed in version: 3.2.13.8
22:08 Ticket #542 (StringRegEx causing a hard crash) closed by Valik: Fixed: Fixed in version: 3.2.13.8
10:52 Ticket #595 (Typo in help file.) closed by Gary: Fixed: Fixed in version: 3.2.13.8
08:17 Ticket #595 (Typo in help file.) created by ryantollefson: Under the "_WinAPI_SetWindowsHookEx" section (WinAPI Management) it …
07:34 Ticket #594 (wintitlematchmode) closed by Valik: Rejected: While in theory I can agree that specifying the match mode on a per-call basis would be superior, it's too late in the game for that. It's also a lot of work at this point for virtually no gain. Further, the match modes are largely redundant with the advanced window descriptions. For example, I believe that using the TITLE property is the same as doing an exact match (mode 3). Modes 1 and 2 can be achieved by the REGEXPTITLE depending on how you specify the pattern (it's not complex to do basic anchored/substring matching). Lastly you should be operating on HWND's as much as possible and not using anything else. I use the advanced descriptors in a call to WinGetHandle() to get the handle to the window which I use from then on. Basically, everything I just said also applies to controls.
06:08 Ticket #594 (wintitlematchmode) created by anonymous: This is really a two part request. I believe WinTitleMatchMode should …
05:58 Ticket #593 (Process Path) closed by Valik: Rejected: If somebody wishes to contribute a well-written function that would be fine. But since I don't see any submission attached I'm closing this. You should be able to get one of the functions working by making sure it's opening the process with the correct access rights. Chances are people have just been lazy and used the all-access rights which will fail if you are not an admin (which you won't be on Vista if it's set up).

09/24/08:

22:38 Ticket #593 (Process Path) created by daywalker_eg@…: I Hope You Add Function To Get Process Path In Vista Because All …
06:55 Ticket #575 (@ProgramFilesDir) closed by Jpm: No Bug: In Fact under Vista the return is independent from the Windows language version and can be use as such whatever that is not the value displayed by the explorer
00:02 Ticket #555 (bug in _GUICtrlListView UDF) closed by Gary: Works For Me: Closing as works for me.
00:01 Ticket #516 (_ChooseFont 64bit Vista) closed by Gary: Fixed: Fixed in version: 3.2.13.8

09/23/08:

00:54 Ticket #592 (a collection of prime based or prime related math functions) created by jennico: ;#=#INDEX#============================================================= …

09/22/08:

17:49 Ticket #586 (Function _GuiCtrlListView_SetGroupInfo Don't Work Twice) closed by Valik: Fixed: Fixed in version: 3.2.13.8
01:53 Ticket #591 (_GUICtrlListBox_AddString goes loopy when passing array instead of string) closed by Valik: No Bug: Replying to Annonymous: > Valik once said that Autoit shouldn't hard crash under any circumstance. Indeed. In this case, though, it's technically not AutoIt's crash. The array is converted to a number and passed to SendMessage(). The message that's being used expects a string, so when it encounters a number it tries to do stuff and crashes. There isn't anything we can do about this. In certain cases (Using DllCall(), sending messages) it's up to the caller (you) to make sure you don't pass invalid data. No bug.
00:47 Ticket #591 (_GUICtrlListBox_AddString goes loopy when passing array instead of string) created by Annonymous: First of all, I know you aren't suppose to pass an array to the $sText …
00:36 Ticket #590 (AutoIT Script corrupting file names in script directory) closed by Valik: No Bug: Not enough information and the example script is way too long. Try asking for support on the forum to isolate the issue and determine if it's actually a bug.
00:09 Ticket #590 (AutoIT Script corrupting file names in script directory) created by asfarley@…: After I run my script, the names of the files in the same directory as …

09/21/08:

20:23 Ticket #550 (Run() - doc precision) closed by Valik: Rejected: I'm not sure how useful it is to document this. It wasn't really added to be useful for user's but rather for us in debugging. For now I think it should still be undocumented.
20:21 Ticket #565 (Calculate Membership in group or ranges) closed by Valik: Rejected: This should be possible via a COM object, 3rd-party tool or DllCall(). In other words it should be possible via a UDF of some sort. Closing as rejected.
20:20 Ticket #529 (Identifying .NET controls using WM_GETCONTROLNAME) closed by Valik: Rejected: Since you did figure out how to do it via I'm closing this as rejected.
20:19 Ticket #528 (Native Control Identification and Property Retrieval using Active ...) closed by Valik: Rejected: I believe that objects implementing accessibility functionality do so via a COM interface that is IDispatch enabled. In short, that means you should be able to, in some manner or other, access it via AutoIt's COM functionality. I don't see this being built-in.
20:07 Ticket #509 (UDP Receive String) closed by Valik: Rejected: You can just cast the returned data via String() and it will do the same thing your proposed flag would.
20:05 Ticket #548 (Array initializing syntax everywhere) closed by Valik: Rejected: It would be nice in some ways but I don't think it's worth the effort and the syntax issues it could cause.
20:03 Ticket #535 (don't pause the script when the tray menu is open or the gui title bar ...) closed by Valik: Rejected: There's really not much that can be done about this due to the way AutoIt is designed. You can avoid some of it by disabling the tray menu.
19:53 Ticket #587 (ControlGetPos array error) closed by Valik: No Bug: I agree with Saunder's assessment here. Also, I'm not really sure what the "SciTE help index" is so I really don't know what you have tried. Anyway, this is unlikely to be a real bug so I'm closing this.
19:51 Ticket #521 (Forum Upload Issue) closed by Valik: No Bug: You can view your attachments at this link. Otherwise, you'll have to bring the issue up with Jon on the forum because there's nothing anybody else can do to help you.
19:39 Ticket #574 (Problem with sending the Windows Key + L) closed by Valik: Fixed: Fixed in version: 3.2.13.8
19:10 Ticket #584 (Scite4AutoIt3 reports DLL error on start up) closed by Valik: No Bug: The latest versions of SciTE4AutoIt will not work on Windows 98. A version that came out around the time of 3.2.12.0 should still work on Windows 98.
18:54 Ticket #507 (Problem with GuiToolTip UDF functions using only TTM_*W message constants.) closed by Valik: No Bug: I just tested with AutoItMacroGenerator02.exe. It doesn't do what I said but it is doing something that I can't identify. Here are my observations: * I tested with 2 different programs that have a toolbar. When I press 1 or 2 when hovering over a toolbar button I get _1_ window (_ArrayDisplay()) showing me information on the button I'm hovering over. * When I do the same thing with AutoItMacroGenerator02.exe I get a lot of windows showing me information on every toolbar button. This says to me that AutoItMacroGenerator02.exe is doing something non-standard or something not compatible with the enumeration method you are trying to use. As best I can tell, this isn't a bug in AutoIt.
18:32 Ticket #583 (Using @MSEC produces an error) closed by Valik: Fixed: Fixed in version: 3.2.13.8
18:23 Ticket #589 (mixed compare result, bools and values.) closed by Valik: Fixed: Fixed in version: 3.2.13.8
17:51 Ticket #589 (mixed compare result, bools and values.) created by anonymous: […]
02:19 Ticket #588 (StringRegExpReplaceCallback) created by RobSaunders: I know that it's annoying when people compare AutoIt to other …
01:38 Ticket #587 (ControlGetPos array error) created by anonymous: I am trying to use the ControlGetPos() but I am running into problems …

09/20/08:

19:34 Ticket #586 (Function _GuiCtrlListView_SetGroupInfo Don't Work Twice) created by TalivanIBM: This function works only one time, after one application don't work. …

09/19/08:

02:09 Ticket #585 (_Singleton with iFlag = 1 returns mutex handle on success) closed by Valik: Fixed: Fixed in version: 3.2.13.8

09/18/08:

23:37 Ticket #585 (_Singleton with iFlag = 1 returns mutex handle on success) created by wraithdu: The documentation says the return value of _Singleton is 1 when …

09/16/08:

22:49 Ticket #584 (Scite4AutoIt3 reports DLL error on start up) created by danuttall@…: I installed the latest version of Scite4AutoIt3 and tried to edit an …
20:09 Ticket #583 (Using @MSEC produces an error) created by dormmamu: Using the latest Beta v3.2.13.7 the recently added @MSEC macro …
17:28 Ticket #581 (DeAssign() ??) closed by Valik: Rejected: Once a variable exists in a scope, there is no way to remove that variable from a scope. You can clear the contents by assigning it an empty string but the variable will still exist. This will not be changed.
14:16 Ticket #582 (Tab Item on a Tab Control, Tips not showing) created by atc: I have a Tab control with several tabs on it. My aim is that a tip …
11:22 Ticket #581 (DeAssign() ??) created by anonymous: need DeAssign() func. […] HOW to destroy variable "test"? […] …

09/15/08:

18:00 Ticket #580 (ControlListView - Get Text under SysListView32) closed by Valik: No Bug: As I explained in the forum post: The list-view data is managed by the program itself (it has LVS_OWNERDATA set). That means data is not stored or accessed in the standard way. There is a second, different way to access the data and the code you are using does not try the alternate way. The control is what's called a "Virtual List-View" and you can find information on MSDN for how to work with it. This is not a bug, closing it as such.
02:00 Ticket #580 (ControlListView - Get Text under SysListView32) created by muskie88@…: ControlListView _GUICtrlListView_GetItemTextString …

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