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Oh my gosh. Please don't quintuple post... Once is enough...
The documentation link works just fine: http://www.autohotkey.net/~olegbl/AHKADocumentation/.
But, as hugov and HotKeyIt mentioned, you'r ...

Haha, yes, I suppose for backwards-compatibility/support, AHKA would still be a choice. ^.^

Well, this one simply became obsolete a couple of years ago with the invention of low_level, which allows you to have real data structures (linked lists, trees, etc), rather than parsed strings.

No ...

; Some x,y Coordinates For Testing
x1 := 1
y1 := 1
x2 := 3
y2 := -2

; Initialize
myArray := AHKA_NewArray()

; Adding First Ordered Pair
myOrderedPair := A ...

Sorry, AHKA is outdated and I no longer support it or work on it.
You can ask InfoGulch to add this function to his array library (index := 0
Loop
{
tempIndex := AHKA_Find(array ...

By obsolete I mean there's much more powerful (& fast) techniques for creating true arrays now than how AHKA does it. AHKA was built a while ago when some of these techniques simply weren't possib ...

Hmm, this is very interesting.
I haven't familiarized myself with DLLCall yet, so that is definetly a better way. LowLevel is quite an amazing library.. Didn't think such great progress had been made ...

This has been mentioned, but is redundant due to hexing, as that fixes this problem.
The whole library is basically obsolete now.
It is in perfectly working condition, but I will no longer work on i ...

So, I've been toying around with the idea of converting AHKA to a linked list. I doubt I'll actually do that, but I did create a working Linked List. (I'd like to say right here that AHK REAAAALLLLLYY ...

ClipboardAll is used to save data such as pictures, music, files, etc, and thus rather difficult to store as an array of strings.
If you would like to store a clipboard that only has text-data, you m ...

Oh man! If I knew about that beforehand, AHKA would be a lot different. Oh well XD

Hm, I've always wondered, is there an equivalent of the C & in AHK? It would make life so much easier for people...
Edit: p.s. not the byref &, the pointer &

Well, that's the point of nulls, they now mean (though not originally) that the string is ended. Then again, considering AHK doesn't store strings as pointers, it might forget about anything after the ...

That's a good idea.
Something like '\0' (NUL) would basically never be inputted (or technically will always be inputted, but never put in the array), it would be kind of like strtok-ing in C. Though ...

Actually, from what infogulch said, I understand it as the delimiter being encoded rather than the pipe character. Which is much much more efficient.