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Another option is to copy the anchor function diretly into this script and remove the #include statement.

why? What are the benefits?

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Interoperability and expansion I suppose. It would be slightly complex though, for every snippet you'll have to create and parse a complete RDF such as



At the moment I don't think it's necessary. If you had a different idea Elevator_Hazard please post them. By the way, XMLReader/Writer have been replaced with XPath.

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And where can I find this "anchor function"?




Timo

By searching. Anchor: http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic4348.html

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Thanks. Thanks.



Timo

Whenever u try to delete an item it goes into the cofirm msg and minimizes the main window, This gives me the feeling its running away, lol!

It´ll be nice if it kept the windows still while deleting items, also whenever i activate the window (alt tab or click on task bar) i´ld also like it to show full size and not wait for me place the cursor on its title bar to see its content.

other than that, its very good.

Really GJ

ps - I know more tree levels have already been asked but i still think they are needed here.

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Great little helper, anyone got an loaded "Scriptlet_Library_v4.ini" file to post??
Would save a lot of cuting and pasting

Amazing!

This script looks great, I would love to integrate it into some scripts I'm working on for my Service Desk. As a Tier II agent I, and my fellow coworkers have to send emails all day long with sets of instructions to our customers... currently I use a MS word file and manually copy and paste the instructions into the email.
I have ambitious goals of creating something that the whole desk will want to use to help simplify our jobs. I see this tool being an awesome addition to the scripts that I am including, or writing into the final project. I had a quick question. My final program will need to use an INI file stored on a Server where pre-approved instructions for emails are stored for everyone and only approved updates can be made. The approved updates will be managed by a write protected network drive, so that is not the issue. My question is if you think it would be possible to add code to your script that will incorporate 2 INI files, either individually or by copying the network ini, and local ini into a temp ini file, and append updates made by the user to the local ini.
Please let me know if this is something you think could be implemented into your existing code...

Dear samhnky,

Thank you for having so much interest in this script.

From what I read I assume it would be much better for you to write a special version just for your specific issue. To include this in the general code would be of no benefit for other users.
I haven't looked at the code for years, so I can't give you a quick hint of where to start. Sorry.

I was looking for something like this for a few days.
Amazing script, thank you for making it.
I just start playing around with AHK and scripting for it (still learning to) and this will come in handy. I was saving code snips in a text file.

I have a Question (more of request):
Is it possible to get a Scriptlet.ini with some "Scriptlets" already added?
I'm trying to learn how to script for AHK, and it would be nice to have a few sample scriptlets to play/learn with.

What a gem!

Think you should update the first post about downloading anchor as its a bit confusing
I first downloaded anchor which is now ver 4
but running the script didnt work it said it couldnt load ver 3.3
so I downloaded ver 3.3 but it still didnt work it said it couldnt load it - in the end I put it in the same folder as the script not in a subfolder and changed the include path.
finally got it to work

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I agree. Update first post with a link to anchor, which is now called anchor.ahk.

Change code to say #Include anchor.ahk instead of #Include ..\Anchor\Anchor_v3.3.ahk

Great script. Looking forward to organizing my code snippets.

Salvete! I don't know if anyone has already asked this, but is it possible to get some autohotkey syntax highlighting?

I have been using an application called CodeBank, which seems to be no longer developed, but it has a few caveats; however, it does do code highlighting, but for ahk, I have to use vbs, which isn't quite right.