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Apologies, I’m clearly not paying enough attention.

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@john_c Referring to your first post, in v2 literals can be enclosed with either " or ', so by using ' for literal enclosure there is no need to double the embedded " marks.

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I regularly see spam appearing on the forum from the first post of new users! As the posts of all new users are supposed to be moderated, how is this possible? Is there some loophole in the forum software that allows this to happen?

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This problem is fixed in the latest Ahk2Exe 1.1.33.03_Beta_2. To obtain this version you should follow this link and check the download and installation instructions in the first post. Replace the AutoHotkey_L version of the compiler with the beta version just downloaded. (You can update the AutoHot...

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If you look at the first few line of the encryptor there is facility for it to change the name of the included AutoHotkey.exe when it is extracted later, so you could make use of this to achieve what you want. Edit: In particular, see this line Ahk=%A_ScriptDir%\AutoHotkey.exe and the comments a few...

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;@Ahk2Exe-Obey U_au, = "%A_IsUnicode%" ? 2 : 1 ; .Bin file ANSI or Unicode? ;@Ahk2Exe-PostExec "BinMod.exe" "%A_WorkFileName%" ;@Ahk2Exe-Cont "%U_au%2.>AUTOHOTKEY SCRIPT<. DATA " In the last line, make sure that there is a leading space in the replacement string as shown here.

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Using the .exe compiled with BinMod, can you post a screen dump from Resource Tuner with the RCDATA item opened (similar to the screen shot in your second post in this thread)?

Thanks

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1.1.33.03_Beta_2, 26 January 2021 -

Clarifies an anti-virus warning message.
Fixes a possible spurious '#Warn Unreachable' message.

See this post for download details.

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Use expression syntax:

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x := RegExReplace(myHaystack,"i)\b" myNeedle "\w*")

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I see in the advanced feature list of Resource Tuner that it supports: Automatic UPX unpacking. Now you can open files compressed with UPX even without knowing that: your file will be unpacked automatically! This will be why you can see your script using this utility even though the compiled script ...

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I see you have downloaded the Ahk2Exe source from the GitHub web site. Have you altered Ahk2Exe in any way? A simple way of determining if UPX is working is to examine the size of the compiled .exe. It should be much smaller when compressed than when uncompressed. Incidentally, I’m sure you know tha...

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As you say, there is Menu, Tray, icon.

For the others, there are some interesting results if you go to search from the front page of AutoHotkey.com and search for different taskbar icon.

Cheers

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The .exe which does not show rcdata was probably compiled using version 1.0 of AutoHotkey. This version used its own method of storing resource data and did not use the more standard rcdata method used in the more recent AutoHotkey version 1.1. Although you cannot hide the rcdata information in Auto...

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If you are using Ahk2Exe version 1.1.33.00 or later you can use Compiler Directives to set icons into the compiled .exe, rather than using Resource Hacker. (Check out the AddResource directive.) To make use of the embedded resources there are some examples here , and you could have a look at the cod...

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You are probably aware of this, but you can right-click the icon of your script in the system tray area to get a menu of different windows that can be opened to see what your script is doing. Alternatively, by downloading and running DebugVars you can monitor the variables of a running script in rea...

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It would appear that the version of Class_RitchEdit.ahk you have downloaded is not compatible with the version of AutoHotkey v2 you are using. Does your textcompare.ahk script run correctly without compiling? AutoHotkey v2 is a Beta product, and many script-breaking changes have been made to it over...

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The latest beta of Ahk2Exe may fix this problem. You can download it from here.

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the whole comparison becomes always a comparison with strings? (It's not needed "" on both sides of the equals sign like this?) if ("" 0064 = "" 64) MsgBox true Else MsgBox false As long as at least one side of the comparison is a string, the comparison will be done alphabetically. Cheers

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You can force an alphabetic comparison by using code like this:

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if ("" 64 = 0064)
     MsgBox true
Else MsgBox false

Concatenating an empty string to a number in this way forces an alphabetic comparison.

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Also, according to your screenshot, Send +{F4} should also select the item underlined.

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