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It still needs to be at the top of the script, but it can also be explicitly called via gosub.
The autoexecute section doesn't have to be at the top of the script. Any code found anywhere outside fun ...

Turtles are kewl.

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Sez you.

I like the idea as well. Some of them seem like they might be tough to implement, though. For example, how would On File handle network files?
I'm not sure even what On File would do exactly, but a ...

I really like this idea. It also reminded me of [url=http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=30918]something I've been meaning to request.

I would like to see the ability to use functions in addition to labels for setTimer and anywhere else labels can be specified as target code to be invoked, with a standard list of parameters that will ...

This is the expected result; for non-expresson if statements the right hand side operator is a string. See FAQ:
ARRGH! Laughing

ARRGH indeed. That's why I always use parens in my IF statements.

I'll take a title if anyone's offering. Make it Most High Grand Exalted Poobah-for-Life. (The bold, italics, and color are required whenever it's used. If you like, write a hotstring to make things ea ...

Search is kind of...Well, I guess you could say specific. It won't search for anything under 3 length.
Ah, I should have thought of that, since it's a common thing on message boards and I use a lot o ...

Yeah, I just found that, then saw yours when I came back here to say that I just found that. Wink

Weird, though, that a search for "U3" turned up no matches, which is why I posted the ...

Has anyone explored the possibility of making AHK and/or it's scripts [url=http://www.u3.com/]U3 compatible?

Why did the eggplant cross the road?

This may breake any script:

b=2
t()
MsgBox %b%
t()
{
GLOBAL
LOCAL a := b := 1
}
In this example "a" would created as a "local" ...

I can't stand OTB.
I agree. I find it much more difficult to read.
My rationale for the way I use braces and other block delimiters (such as BEGIN/END in Pascal - not that I've used Pascal lately Wink

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