What is the default behaviour? afaik I never did anything regarding UAC.

Helgef wrote: ↑

05 Nov 2018, 13:20

See this.

Cheers.

I was just coming back here to say I saw that and didn't need help anymore haha.

I was just having this problem and just posted in the help section about it before I saw this. The documentation is pretty misleading and should probably be changed.

Both sendPlay '{click x, y}' and click x, y (when sendMode is play) don't work for me. I haven't see anything in the documentation suggesting this is a thing so I'm wondering what's up.

Documentation says #p::Pause ; Pressing Win+P once will pause the script. Pressing it again will unpause. But when I do this, #p only pauses the script, it will not unpause it.

You can also use the Float and Integer functions to convert strings to numbers.

But are you saying that the beginning ( /* ) and ending ( */ ) block comment symbols work in source code and do not work when compiled with Ahk2Exe.exe using a V2 .bin file? Thas is precisely what I'm saying. Looking at the source code , I'm pretty sure I've made a version that works with v2 block ...

Turns out Ahk2Exe doesn't support v2 block comments. Block comments work fine in V2, when running from both source code and compiled code, but only if the /* and */ symbols appear at the beginning of a line (same as in V1). Regards, Joe That's why I meant when I said they don't support v2 block com...

Turns out Ahk2Exe doesn't support v2 block comments.

The website says you can use Ahk2Exe.exe to compile AHK2 scripts, but when I try, I get errors for using v2 syntax. I'm using v2 base files so I'm not sure what's going on.

Best work-around for now is probably to use GuiCtrl.pos.clone()[xywh].

You can only access the values in GuiCtrl.Pos with a ., as in GuiCtrl.Pos.x. GuiCtrl.Pos['x'] gives an error.

https://gist.github.com/Ursi/133779423f ... 3a2b031170
Documentation is in the comments

[Moderator's note: Topic moved from v2 development forum.] From the docs: "SetDefaultMouseSpeed is ignored for SendInput/Play modes; they move the mouse instantaneously" However, send[Input] '{click x y}' does not move the mouse instantaneously unless setDefaultMouseSpeed 0 has been used first. Thi...

Perhaps I'm mistaken and they do perform the same... I thought I tested it and saw that k and v didn't show up on the global variables list when a for loop is used in the main script body, but it looks like I was wrong...

In "for k, v in obj", v2 is supposed to localize k and v, which personally I think is the way to go. I was actually really surprised when I found out v1.1 didn't do this. However, "for" loops in an assume-global function still make k and v global variables. Is this the intended effect? If so, I vote...

I do not use it often, but recently something got me looking for it, only to realize it wasn't there (I don't remember what that thing was). But octal is a format type, is octal used more than binary?

I was kinda surprised when I realized there was no support for binary integers—not even in format. I think a 0b prefix, or at least a b format type, would be great.