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Chunjee

Thanks I'll take a look at that.

Chunjee

fair enough. I guess it works differently than I was expecting, I'll try it in my app and see what happens. But my other test implies that it will not: TestArray[1,"hello"] := "friend" TestArray[1,"test"] := "sample" TestArray[2,"hello"] := "friend" TestArray[2,"test"] := "sample" results in a two i...

Chunjee

Although the 6th and 7th entries in your testarray contain arrays which contains the same keys and values, this is by coincidence only; AHK will have created separate arrays. To make them the same, code as follows (untested):- I tested your idea: Test1 := {"hello":"friend"} Test2 := {"hello":"frien...

Chunjee

I'm having trouble getting the behavior I need from this function: uniq(arr) { ; Hash O(n) hash := {}, newArr := [] for e, v in arr { if !(hash[v]) { hash[(v)] := 1, newArr.push(v) } } return newArr } TestArray := ["a","a","a","b","b",{"hello":"friend"},{"hello":"friend"}] uniq(TestArray) ;Expecting...

Chunjee

For some reason, I thought it would allow multiple a the same function to be defined more than once but I was wrong.

Chunjee

https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/_Include.htm

#IncludeAgain allows multiple inclusions of the same file, while being the same as #Include in all other respects.

I'll see if this can be leveraged in any way.

Chunjee

In the short term I would look at
https://pyautogui.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html or http://robotjs.io/
I think there was another purely python implementation but I can't find it again.

long term hopefully something emerges

Chunjee

At least you tried.

Chunjee

Source of problem: mismatch between "run as administrator" setting with respect to AutoHotkey or Excel keeps the connection at bay. As soon as I turned that off on Excel, everything began to function as it did before the upgrade to win 10. How do you "turned that off on Excel"? I'm on a new compute...

Chunjee

Never heard of these "expert-system"s before. Cool.

Couldn't download the animated GIF for some reason.

Chunjee

nnnik wrote: ↑
07 Nov 2018, 11:30

find packages that are relevant for automating specific programs/websites and watching if these automation codes are still relevant

Hmm that sounds cool. Would love to see this with a web interface.

Chunjee

That only seems like a short term solution. For long term solutions we need our own package manager. I don't see the point in re-inventing the package manager wheel. I also highly doubt the likelihood of matching the quality and feature set of npm. That being said whatever works, I'm in favor of. Y...

Chunjee

iseahound wrote: ↑
06 Nov 2018, 00:14
I really don't want a node_modules folder...

good news, yarn allows for a custom folder name:

Code: Select all

"scripts": {
        "newinstall": "yarn install --modules-folder ./lib"
    }

Next?

Chunjee

We're all just waiting for someone to create the AutoHotkey version of https://pypi.org/ or https://www.npmjs.com/ or https://rubygems.org/ or https://crates.io/ etc. npm is no longer Javascript exclusive and I have been somewhat successfully storing AHK libs in that format but have not yet registe...

Chunjee

I have a similar routine I use in one of my apps: https://github.com/Chunjee/LoneIRC/blob/master/app.ahk#L73 The concept is basically the same. Check a separate file online that stores the latest version number and download the new version if the numbers don't match. Might try to streamline this a b...

Chunjee

Hello, I am officially requesting Moduled Exports in the likeness of Node.js: https://nodejs.org/api/modules.html It would be nice to be able to use external functions without following the naming convention the function creator chose. Psuedocode: Class exampleClass{ __New() { } exampleMethod(parame...

Chunjee

SetBatchLines, -1 will double the speed of most scripts because it tells the computer to have the script use all available CPU processing time as opposed to the default of only use up to half of the available CPU processing time. While an important option to keep in mind, this is really a command t...

Chunjee

The jaro winkler distance seems to be better for these tasks. I'm interested in this as well but not smart enough to write it myself. Here's what I came up with trying to duplicate the output of the javascript library string-similarity : Class stringsimilarity { ; #Include ../../lib/sort_arrays/exp...

Chunjee

nnnik wrote:Normally I would use the Levenshtein Distance.
For this one I would probably collect the bigrams of both strings in seperate arrays and then compare the arrays.

This is what I was working with but I'm having trouble returning a number between 0 and 1 for similarity.

Chunjee

10.16.18 update: With the help of people in this thread, I put together a library that mirrors and expands on the output of string-similarity on npm . https://github.com/Chunjee/string-similarity.ahk I'm not sure how to turn this into a function: https://i.imgur.com/WrC0Wr3.png Does anyone have some...

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