On the DllCall() function help page I noticed a small syntax error in one of the examples. It reads:
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; Example: Call the API's wsprintf() to pad the number 432 with leading zeros to make it 10 characters wide.
VarSetCapacity(ZeroPaddedNumber, 20) ; Ensure the variable is large enough to accept the new string.
DllCall("wsprintf", "str", ZeroPaddedNumber, "str", "%010d", int, 432, "Cdecl") ; Requires the Cdecl calling convention.
MsgBox %ZeroPaddedNumber%
The DllCall line is missing the quotes around int. I believe that line should read:
Quote:
DllCall("wsprintf", "str", ZeroPaddedNumber, "str", "%010d", "int", 432, "Cdecl") ; Requires the Cdecl calling convention.
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