Timeline
04/19/12:
- 20:00 Ticket #2185 (32-bit scripts in system32 on 64-bit Windows probably fail when using ...) created by
- Check that FileInstall() works when a 32-bit script is stored in …
- 19:59 Ticket #1901 (Compiled 32bit scripts not working in system32 path on 64bit OS) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6961] in version: 3.3.9.5
- 04:57 Ticket #2184 (Scite / AU3 with multiple includes) closed by
- Rejected: It's pretty clear you didn't think this through. A few seconds of thought show that it isn't a very good idea. A few more seconds of thought and you would realize you can do it yourself in very little code.
04/18/12:
- 21:02 Ticket #2184 (Scite / AU3 with multiple includes) created by
- When creating a program with multiple include files it would be useful …
04/16/12:
- 06:10 Ticket #2183 (bitand not 64-bit,or 64-bit version not offered, srandom not 64-bit) closed by
- No Bug: If you can't be bothered to follow ticket guidelines then I can't be bothered to care about your ticket. Closing as no bug.
04/15/12:
- 05:04 Ticket #2183 (bitand not 64-bit,or 64-bit version not offered, srandom not 64-bit) created by
- SRandom is not 64-bit. bitand and similar functions are not 64-bit. …
04/14/12:
- 20:16 Ticket #2166 (StringToASCIIArray() incorrect handling of parameter) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6943] in version: 3.3.9.5
- 20:03 Ticket #2043 (IniRead, IniReadSection don't access ,INI files from mapped drives) closed by
- Works For Me: Everything works fine for me whether I access through the mapped drive, the remote share or the local drive. Closing as works for me.
- 19:54 Ticket #2061 (Rewrite OS_Version class) closed by
- Completed
04/11/12:
- 19:32 Ticket #2182 (The real "ContinueCase") closed by
- Rejected: It is not clear what you are trying to convey. The behavior for ContinueCase is fine and matches other languages which normally fall through by default. We do the opposite, we break by default and allow a fall through mechanism. If you have some other usage scenario that requires additional behavior then you are almost certainly using the wrong conditional testing block.
- 10:11 Ticket #2182 (The real "ContinueCase") created by
- You can add an optional mode of the operator "ContinueCase" for real a …
04/10/12:
- 01:05 Milestone 3.3.9.4 completed
- 00:05 Ticket #2181 (WinWaitActive() doesn't necessarily return active window) created by
- It appears that if there are multiple windows that match the arguments …
04/09/12:
- 19:49 Ticket #2179 (Aut2Exe\Aut2exe.exe /pack) closed by
- Duplicate: This is a duplicate of #2180. I know what the problem is and it will be fixed soon.
- 18:42 Ticket #2180 (Aut2Exe won't create .exe when using icon) created by
- Whenever I try to create an exe file, even as a test, using 3.3.9.3, …
- 10:52 Ticket #2179 (Aut2Exe\Aut2exe.exe /pack) created by
- Since 3.3.9.3 the /pack switch (which is the default) of Aut2exe.exe …
- 03:02 Milestone 3.3.9.3 completed
04/08/12:
- 22:08 Ticket #2178 (problem with error) closed by
- Duplicate: Please read guidelines for posting here (that red box above the typing area on New Ticket page). If you have then you would shortly after saw that this was reported and fixed some time ago. You would also use correct formatting for the code you post, etc... I'm writing that first sentence often lately.
- 21:09 Ticket #2178 (problem with error) created by
- I'm getting the error "missing separator character after keyword" with …
- 07:25 Ticket #2177 (autoit does not work correctly with Microsoft Calculator) closed by
- No Bug: Please read guidelines for posting here. They are hard to miss (that red box above the typing area on New Ticket page). Anyway, there is no bug here, it's only you. Think think.
- 07:10 Ticket #2177 (autoit does not work correctly with Microsoft Calculator) created by
- The following taken from the examples with change from multiplication …
04/05/12:
- 19:09 Ticket #2176 (DllCallbackRegister crash on x64) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6896] in version: 3.3.9.3
- 13:51 Ticket #2176 (DllCallbackRegister crash on x64) created by
- As requested by trancexx …
04/04/12:
- 19:41 Ticket #2175 (IF require ENDIF with "ContinueLoop") closed by
- Duplicate: Please read posting rules next time. You did everything wrong.
- 15:19 Ticket #2175 (IF require ENDIF with "ContinueLoop") created by
- For $j = 0 to 5 If $j = 3 Then ContinueLoop Next ==> …
- 08:43 Ticket #2174 (Code error in _StringInsert() - but in my opinion it should not be) created by
- In Line# 270 of String.au3 (6 of _StringInsert()) {{{ElseIf …
04/03/12:
- 20:49 Ticket #2173 (_StringProper doesn't capitalize correctly) created by
- The original _StringProper function doesn't correctly capitalize …
- 05:20 Ticket #2172 (_StringRepeat addition, increments performance with higher count) created by
- Hi, _StringRepeat is efficient, but its performance degrades with high …
04/02/12:
- 16:24 Ticket #2170 (_ArrayDisplay fails handling arrays with no elements) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6887] in version: 3.3.9.3
- 13:34 Ticket #1551 (Crash the script when changing array) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6886] in version: 3.3.9.3
04/01/12:
- 22:25 Ticket #2029 (Array and variable handling / suggestion) closed by
- Rejected: Number 1 may seem like a good thing but really it should be this: […] Number 2 is not sensible request. If you want (and absolutely need) two variables referencing the same data then don't use array, use dllstruct type. Number 3 is syntax mess considering current syntax rules for accessing arrays. Plus what's said already. Anonymous's suggestion is bad from several aspects one of which is creating exception of rules. Rejecting all.
- 19:03 Ticket #2169 (Array Length / suggestion) closed by
- Rejected
- 14:41 Ticket #1566 (Array as its own element issue) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6885] in version: 3.3.9.3
- 03:57 Ticket #2171 (Inconsistent delay for TCPTimeout option) created by
- A timeout of 1000ms and higher causes a sleep delay. Delay time …
- 03:34 Ticket #2170 (_ArrayDisplay fails handling arrays with no elements) created by
- When trying to view with _ArrayDisplay, array.au3 crashes at: Line …
03/31/12:
- 22:46 Ticket #2169 (Array Length / suggestion) created by
- All who have some knowledge of VB are confused by the behavior of …
03/30/12:
- 21:31 Ticket #2168 (Updown control displayed on wrong TAB) created by
- Hi, The Updown is displayed on the wrong tab at start, when you …
- 20:38 Ticket #1191 (Make explicit size of arrays optional when have explicit initialization) closed by
- Completed: Added by revision [6882] in version: 3.3.9.3
- 14:35 Ticket #2167 ($WS_EX_LAYOUTRTL and GUICtrlCreateMenu causes bug) created by
- When using $WS_EX_LAYOUTRTL in combination with GUICtrlCreateMenu …
- 04:48 Ticket #2166 (StringToASCIIArray() incorrect handling of parameter) created by
- #cs In this code, StringToASCIIArray second parameter "start" is 10 …
03/29/12:
- 08:59 Ticket #2165 (_GUICtrlRebar_SetBandIdealSize bug) created by
- #include <GuiConstantsEx.au3> #include <GuiReBar.au3> #include …
03/28/12:
- 07:17 Ticket #2160 (DllStructGetStruct() - new function) closed by
- Rejected: Few days should have been enough time to think of something.
03/27/12:
- 23:58 Ticket #2164 (Binary type need more functions) created by
- BinaryFromArray & BinaryToArray (with parameter for element size in …
- 17:11 Ticket #2163 (_ExcelBookClose dont work correctly on _ExcelBookAttach on more than ...) created by
- tested on XP SP3 under Excel 2002 Short script […] the identical …
- 09:10 Ticket #2162 (Documentation broken-link/typo) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [6879] in version: 3.3.9.3
- 04:03 Ticket #2162 (Documentation broken-link/typo) created by
- http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/libfunctions/IE%20Management.h …
03/26/12:
- 07:45 Ticket #2161 (DllStructs Corrupted When Returned In Array.) closed by
- No Bug: $lBuffer is structure on local scope. After function returns that struct is destroyed, occupied memory space freed. Structure that you export is created at place of mentioned local struct - remember that no allocation is done if you pass memory pointer as second parameter for DllStructCreate() function. It's expected that your data is corrupted. You probably want to copy data from one struct to another. It's not that hard to achieve that, just think more. If you would fail use the forum for help. Also, even though it's not a requirement it would be nice if you weren't anonymous. Being anonymous is lame. How do I know you aren't some serial killer? I probably shouldn't talk to you :P
03/25/12:
- 22:41 Ticket #2161 (DllStructs Corrupted When Returned In Array.) created by
- When returning an array of DllStructs, they will sometimes be …
03/24/12:
- 22:00 Ticket #2160 (DllStructGetStruct() - new function) created by
- Is it possible to add a new function to retrieve the source …
03/20/12:
- 06:10 Ticket #2159 (Mistake in "Running under Windows 64-bit Edition") closed by
- No Bug: Turn off redirection and you will see the real path. Windows maps the SYSWOW64 directory to system32 for 32-bit processes with redirection enabled. The files really do live in SYSWOW64, though. No bug here, documentation is correct if a bit misleading.
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