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Thanks for this. I've been all morning trying to figure this out, and this got me reasonably close.

It seems to require a minor change to work on my system. I'm guessing it's because this code wa ...

I do quite a bit of stuff in Virtual Machines, and do very sophisticated scripts on the VM. I have to do this because I do a bunch of work with an app that won't run on 64 bit, so I have to have a 32 ...

Doesn't seem to work. That gives me 4 on both 32 and 64 bit machines. Maybe it's there for some hypothetical 64 bit of AHK, or maybe it comes out 8 if you run the unicode version (I'm runing ANSI).

Here's a quick function that does the job.

Is64Bit() {
return (RegexMatch(EnvGet("Processor_Identifier"), "^[^ ]+64") > 0)
& ...

This is an excellent starting place, but as the last author noted, the "Working Set" is virtually worthless as an indicator of memory consumption. I could give you a long boring explanation ...

I ran into the same problem myself, so I made a new program that uses some brute-force DDE code I hacked from somewhere else in this forum to make sure the DDE is directed to the most recently active ...

You'll need [url=http://www.autohotkey.net/~heresy/Functions/msg.ahk]msg.ahk

You'll also have to change the hard coded e:\msg.ahk

I've found that want to do one thing for Vista+ and another for XP-, so I use this function which is pretty simple. You could expand it pretty easily to get more granularity.

IsVistaPlus( ...

Correct. I wasn't worrying about unquoted fields because I happened to know that I didn't have them in this case. I wasn't trying to make a generic CSV parser.

Either way, your original solutio ...

Yow, I pasted in the wrong code. Sorry about that.

The correct 2 lines should be

sData := RegexReplace(sData, "\\([\x22\\])", "$1")
RegexMatch& ...

The point of the Regex is that for most parsing jobs a Regex is faster, simpler, shorter, more flexible and easier to understand than the equivalent parsing loop. It's not always better, but it usual ...

Here is the complete code that does the job. It extracts both the current URL and the current Window Title.

DDE_Connect("firefox" , "WWW_GetWindowInfo")
Data ...

The above suggestions will work but they're a bit brute force. One technique I use all the time is to let Regular Expressions do all the heavy lifting:
FileRead Work, C:\Temp\1.txt
Work := ...

I ran into a similar situation with processing MDI Child windows, which act more like controls than like child windows. In an application I automate all the time, I need to be able to find child wind ...

As presented I don't really like the idea, but I have many times wished that I had AHK's functions exported to a DLL where I could call them from another scripting language.

I routinely work in a ...