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No, the difference is that Placeholder() only checks when the edit control itself is focused or unfocused.

After you do: ^a{Del}, the focus is still in the edit control. It will not add placeholde ...

Hmm, apparently the difference between them is that EM_SETCUEBANNER is better than this function and has the advantage of being built into the edit control. *facepalm*

You know, I've always enjoyed ...

Ah well then that is a good point. I remember my first few posts (as guest of course) where I wanted to go back and edit to use code tags.

Also about viewing previous questions. Sortof a shortcut t ...

@Mickers: to be clear, it's not necessairly guests that forget to use ]code] tags, it's most likely new users who haven't ever posted and don't feel their simple question warrants signing up for an ac ...

@jaco: No. All ahk can see in a dll is the total size of the params. Parameters in a dll function are passed as a data blob, but there is no way to tell how that blob is split up and used in the funct ...

there should be a means to retrieve structure sizes. Agree.
get rid of ... variable types in DllCall by having a new function like DllCallEx() or something and just pass what is written on MSDN to t ...

I wonder if this could be integrated to http://cloud9ide.com/ as a plugin or something.

I completely agree.

With a func object, one might not have to supply ParamCount.

Oh, uh well I totally meant to point out that bug...

In any case, what do you guys think of Max() and Min() ?

I've been thinking, I would actually prefer to have two additional built-in object f ...

Contains++

Good question, what happens when you increment a function?

obj := { fn: Func("function") }

obj.fn++

msgbox % obj.fn()

function ...

Old topic, I know.

For a search function, I like "Contains". It's similar to ahk B/L's if var contains convention and would bring similar functionality to v2 where all non-expression if's ...

There's an extension for npp, called RunMe, that will not only run the current file, but also launch explorer at the file's directory, or run a cmd prompt at the current directory, all with the hotkey ...

Aaah I see.

How about this then:

When ahk encounters a class X extends Y and Y is not yet an object: Create an (empty) object for Y and use it as X's base.
If the script encounters class Y, pop ...

Ok I'll turn this into a question: If explicitly declared global variables are NOT position sensitive, why are class declarations?

Take another look:the #Hotstring directive is positional when used
#Hotstring NewOptions works the same as any of the #if* directives.

Edit: Whoops, I forgot something in the function. Updated ab ...