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That's perfect!

Thanks a lot for your quick work Cool

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Thanks for your answer!
Too bad that your script is useles for me. I don't want to use AHK_L.
Perhaps I'll try to fix it myself.

Never mind.

When Yaml_Delete() shall delete the first item of an associated list, it doesn't do this, but it deletes the values of all items of this list instead. Deleting another item than the first one works go ...

Chris,
I'm sorry that you stop with AutoHotkey.

It helped me a billion times to make things faster or make them generally possible - occupationally and privately. And most important, it was and is ...

and this does not:
FileSetTime, oVar2,%a_scriptdir%\%oVar1%
variable oVar2 is in the "yyyyMMddHHmmss" format (actually it is the output of a FileGetTime of another script).
This works:Fi ...

Better late than never. Smile

Hi DerRaphael!
Gosub, % "StackInternal_" ( IsLabel( "StackInternal_" . Method ) ? Method : "Default" ) Wink

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Another and simpler way is to return a string containing the separated return values:
a := PolarToCartesian(5, 0.2048328 * 3.1415926535)
StringSplit, array, a, |
MsgBox x = %array1%`ny ...

At a first glance:
If errorlevel = 0
{
Msgbox Found it.
Return
}
Else if errorlevel = 1
{
Msgbox Error
return
}
Else if Errorlevel = 2
{
Msgbox Timed out.
Return ...

That's a fine idea, thank you!

However, it is not possible to assign the value 0 to the member. Has the "else" to be removed?

Would anyone know if this behaviour is by design?It is. You have to set , Off. By default it is On.AutoTrim, Off

Nice idea

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I will surely use it when the time comes!

Thank you both for clarifying and for updating the documentation!

Thanks, it works!

FileSetTime is the only command/function I know, that excepts a traditional and an expression variable.
This is slightly confusing. At least the intended behavior should be docum ...

This works.
FullDay = 20000101
FileSetTime, %FullDay%, c:\test.txt
This doesn't. In lieu the file timestamp gets the actual date and time.
Y = 2000
M = 01
D = 02
FileSetTime, %Y%%M%%D%, c&# ...