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rousni
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PostPosted: November 22nd, 2009, 11:18 am 
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I also have a TreeView control and the A_EventInfo value is in HEX

and I can't find a workaround here.
This doesn't work:

Code:
SetFormat, Integer, d
X := A_EventInfo
ToolTip % X + 1 - 1


X is again in HEX.


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PostPosted: November 22nd, 2009, 2:09 pm 
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jackieku wrote:
@poetbox
Tested with the example in the manual.
Code:
::btw::by the way

works fine here.

However,
Code:
::中文::Chinese

doesn't work. :(

Code:
::btw::顺便
doesn't work too:!:


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fasto
PostPosted: November 22nd, 2009, 2:28 pm 
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regexmatch speed is horribly slow with AutohotkeyU version.

unicode version takes 50-60 seconds to regexmatch in one html file
but the same code in ansi always took less than 1 sec.

Can you take a look at it? thanks.

Code:
urldownloadtofile, http://www.autohotkey.com/changelog/, downfile.htm
fileread, html, downfile.htm

stime := A_tickcount
spos := 1

Loop
{
  if !(spos := Regexmatch(html, "i)[a-z]{2,}",match, spos))
    break
  spos += strlen(match)
}
msgbox, % (a_tickcount-stime)/1000


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PostPosted: November 22nd, 2009, 2:29 pm 
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poetbox wrote:
Code:
::btw::顺便
doesn't work too:!:

Here is a workaround.
Code:
::btw::
   Send 顺便
   return


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PostPosted: November 22nd, 2009, 2:33 pm 
jackieku wrote:
poetbox wrote:
Code:
::btw::顺便
doesn't work too:!:

Here is a workaround.
Code:
::btw::
   Send 顺便
   return
thank you very much!


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rousni
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Quote:
::btw::顺便

doesn't work too:!:


Curiously this works for me; no need for a workaround
(maybe because i have English as System Locale)

@jackieku
Thank you very much for the rapid fixing of the HEX/DEC problem !


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Actually FileRead can be also used to read binary file with the official build of AHK, which is quite handy. Now it no longer works with AutoHotkeyU, which is understandable. I accomplished the same job through file.RawRead, however, it was a bit cumbersome compared to FileRead. So, what do you think about introducing an additional flag into FileRead to read the file in raw?


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PostPosted: November 23rd, 2009, 5:02 am 
Sean wrote:
Actually FileRead can be also used to read binary file with the official build of AHK, which is quite handy. Now it no longer works with AutoHotkeyU, which is understandable. I accomplished the same job through file.RawRead, however, it was a bit cumbersome compared to FileRead. So, what do you think about introducing an additional flag into FileRead to read the file in raw?

Isn't the *C flag there?


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It didn't work in my test (:actually my first usage of *c, I've never used AHK's clipboard function, I suppose). Testing again, it now works. Oops. Turn out to be two spaces between the falg and file path. BTW, still looks like better have a separate flag for raw read, as the purpose of *c seems not in raw/binary read but in indicating that the file is specially formatted for clipboard.


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Sean wrote:
BTW, still looks like better have a separate flag for raw read, as the purpose of *c seems not in raw/binary read but in indicating that the file is specially formatted for clipboard.

This behavior (*C means binary read when output variable isn't "clipboard") is derived from official AutoHotkey (though it's undocumented), so there is no need to add an additional flag. I don't like to add new commands or new flags to the commands if it's not necessary (I hate commands and globals).


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jackieku wrote:
This behavior (*C means binary read when output variable isn't "clipboard") is derived from official AutoHotkey (though it's undocumented), so there is no need to add an additional flag.
Thanks, you made me look into the source file. You're right, it was there. Although it may be somehow pointless to document/use this flag for raw-read with the official build, I suppose it better be documented with AutoHotkeyU as FileRead is no longer raw-read.


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Sean wrote:
OK, you made me look into the source file. You're right, it was there. Although it may be somewhat pointless to document/use this flag for raw-read with the official build, I suppose it better be documented with AutoHotkeyU as FileRead is no longer raw-read.

AutoHotkey converts CR/LF to LF if *C is not specified...
So I don't think it is pointless. It is not raw-read, too.
If you really think this should be documented some where, I can added it to the wiki. If you can not wait for it, you could edit it as well. :)


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jackieku wrote:
AutoHotkey converts CR/LF to LF if *C is not specified...
Wouldn't that require the *t flag?
Quote:
*t: Replaces any/all occurrences of carriage return & linefeed (`r`n) with linefeed (`n).
Source: FileRead


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Lexikos wrote:
jackieku wrote:
AutoHotkey converts CR/LF to LF if *C is not specified...
Wouldn't that require the *t flag?
Quote:
*t: Replaces any/all occurrences of carriage return & linefeed (`r`n) with linefeed (`n).
Source: FileRead

Yes. I'm wrong... sorry. :oops:


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jackieku wrote:
If you really think this should be documented some where, I can added it to the wiki. If you can not wait for it, you could edit it as well. :)
Yes I do, but no need of hurry. Actually I meant in the would-be official help file when it's going into final release. BTW, the new file functions with object syntax are sweet.


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