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Glad it could be of use.

dmatch

whatever Flat DLL is how can i distinguish that it's flat or not?

Here is an example of a declaration for a Object oriented function in the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) for Visual C++ from ...

Many of those flags/constants used in Windows API calls can be found using a tool for fetching constants posted by SKAN here:

http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic19766.html

Just thought this mi ...

The thing that first popped into my mind when I saw the Demo(S:="Array") was when I first got into AutoHotKey and was seeing what was, to me at the time, cryptic code such as:SomeFunc(A, ...

It wasn't my example it was TheIrsihThug's example that first contained the Demo(S:="Array").

Whether it will make you feel better or not I don't know, but I will insert a tiny little &q ...

In first post:

Demo(ByRef Array)
{
Array%1%_1 := "paco"
MsgBox, In : %Array_1% ; Shows paco :-)
}
first post:

The OP was talking a ...

FWIW, On the system I am currently running (Windows Me) AutoHotKey can't tell the difference between NumPadEnter and Enter.

Perhaps #SingleInstance Force at the top of you script(s) would do what y ...

You might find AU3_Spy useful in determining the ClassNN name of the controls that are in a window. AU3_Spy.exe should be in your AutoHotKey program folder (same folder with AutoHotKey.exe in it). Run ...

Hi pacodelucia,

Demo(S:="Array") would have the same functionality as:S:="Array" ;puts the string (literally) Array into variable S.
Demo(S) ; C ...

Hello lexiKos,

You say "That makes no sense". Well, that's a very extreme statement so I guess you are just looking for argument. If you wanted to you probably could find some perspective ...

Hi SKP,

Remember "if it aint broke don't fix it", so if you want to resturcture this script save it so you "have a bird in hand." Afterall, you may have other things that you ne ...

First post was updated with new code that does not trap WM_TIMER messages and will also call a function(s) when a timer(s) fires.

This makes it really global-less.

dmatch

Hi, DerRaphael,

I don't think RegisterCallback is going to be able to do what you want. Since you want to intercept the call to GetOpenFileName from "anywhere" it appears from my research ...

Would I be correct in assuming you must poll for timer completion (i.e. repeatedly check whether a timer has fired?) This more or less defeats the purpose of having timers, since you could just as wel ...

It may be what I need but it is a bit too cryptic for a noob such as myself. Embarassed

I feel your pain. Wink

I have looked at what lexiKos did in the Timer Dispatch function and as far as I can ...