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Apr 8, 2026:
- 9:12 AM Ticket #4085 (__GUICtrl_IsWow64Process($hWnd) issue) updated by
- Without any comments I will close the ticket
Apr 7, 2026:
- 8:54 AM Ticket #4088 (SciTE opens for a few seconds, then closes.) closed by
- Works For Me: Pls use the forum for questions. Jos
- 1:13 AM Ticket #4088 (SciTE opens for a few seconds, then closes.) created by
- Just started using AutoIt and SciTE again since upgrading to Windows …
Apr 4, 2026:
- 10:48 AM Ticket #4086 (Bug with IniReadSectionNames if file is coded with UTF-8-BOM) updated by
- It is a bug in MS API used by AutoIt It is true also for IniReadSection and IniRead Those API was cerlainly created before UTF8 with BOM support The only think I can do is to make a warning in the doc Cheers […]
Apr 3, 2026:
- 8:29 PM Ticket #4087 (Colorize "Volatile" Function declarations also.) updated by
- for reference discussion was taken here: https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/205465-uploaded-a-new-version-of-the-scite4autoit3exe-v2131616391/page/15/#findComment-1551267 Was it fixed ? should this ticket status been changed from rejected to other state ?
- 8:25 PM Ticket #4083 (COM Error Handler - not always fires event - when assigning values) updated by
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Replying to mLipok:
> but still valid question are:
>
> why this following is quite fine handled:
> {{{#!autoit
> $oMAP_Object.FakeMapElement.Check6 ; NO ERROR
> }}}
>
> and this following fires
Variable must be of type "Object"> {{{#!autoit > $oMAP_Object.FakeMapElement.Check6 = 1 ; ERROR OCCURS > }}} so as this is not related toCOM Error Handlershould I open separate Ticket ? Hm.... as this is experimental feature ... what is your aproach to this two mentioned/quoted cases. - 3:16 PM Ticket #4083 (COM Error Handler - not always fires event - when assigning values) updated by
- As I said check6 has nothing to do with Object so no firing condition can occur for Check4 just firing no message I will change the status with fix sent to Jon as soon I like my proposal Cheers
Apr 2, 2026:
- 11:10 PM Ticket #4083 (COM Error Handler - not always fires event - when assigning values) updated by
- Replying to Jpm: > I solve check4 What type of error message is put into console ? Is it solve also check6 ?
- 11:03 PM Ticket #4083 (COM Error Handler - not always fires event - when assigning values) updated by
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Replying to Jpm:
> I think Check6 cannot fire a com handler as the datatype is Map
Yes I agree.
> I agree the error message refer to Object instead of Map(?)
I agree that.
Is it good or wrong message ?
Should we catch them ? and protect execution like in case of object ? or not ?
[…]
but still valid question are:
why this following is quite fine handled:
[…]
and this following fires
Variable must be of type "Object"[…] - 8:57 PM Ticket #4083 (COM Error Handler - not always fires event - when assigning values) updated by
- I think Check6 cannot fire a com handler as the datatype is Map I agree the error message refer to Object instead of Map(?) Not sure I can differentiate it as Dot notation is valid for both I solve check4
- 8:13 PM Ticket #4087 (Colorize "Volatile" Function declarations also.) closed by
- Rejected: mmm.. that's an dynamic issue as the old stuff works fine. I am closing it here and bring it back to the forum. PM will follow soon. Jos
- 6:37 PM Ticket #4087 (Colorize "Volatile" Function declarations also.) created by
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Because
Volatileis experimental, I'm not sure if this is a bug, or … - 11:47 AM Ticket #4084 (Windows Message Codes suplementation) closed by
- Fixed: Fixed by revision [13355] Added #4084: $WM_DPI* message code constants.
- 10:23 AM Ticket #4085 (__GUICtrl_IsWow64Process($hWnd) issue) updated by
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