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Drugwash

It's logical for all running variants to be identical in capabilities. One may have a multitude of scripts to compile - some using Directives, others not. And then even when using Directives there may be something wrong that would be much easier to fix in the GUI than searching, editing, saving, esp...

Drugwash

what would be shown in the GUI may bear no relation to what actually happens during the compilation process. That's why the GUI should be revisited and all possible options added there. A button switching between Novice and Expert modes, a quick analysis of the selected script looking for Directive...

Drugwash

Based on the values it could mean all your monitors have a horizontal resolution of 2560px. That would explain the 00/0A/14*0x100.
BTW, the vertical coordinates can also be negative if monitors are stacked vertically. But negative values seem to not be used here.

Drugwash

Coordinates can be negative, depending on which monitor is set as primary and how they are arranged (horizontally and/or vertically).
So you have to take into consideration signed integers.

Drugwash

URL shorteners? Never! I wanna see clearly where I'm being sent before getting there.
Not to mention advertising and delays introduced by a possible interim page redirector.
Not to mention the security risk if the shortened link somehow gets hacked and users click it in good faith.

Drugwash

Simple test: open some executable in Resource Hacker, try to add anything - say a text file - as RC_DATA and see how the resource name appears. Delete the name and try typing lowercase. Draw a conclusion.

Drugwash

ironically, the opposite just happened with Malwarebytes Maybe their "A.I." goes beyond simply checking for names from a black list - maybe they also check for a match between filename, VersionInfo fields, Manifest name and who-knows-what else inside the executable based on some fixed patterns plus...

Drugwash

I don't know how AutoHotkey_H works [...] Actually AHK H was the pioneer for this Directives improvement, but TAC109 took this a little bit further and there's now a mismatch between the two. Therefore some L directives would still work in H but others won't. That's the problem. Interesting idea. H...

Drugwash

Doesn't the H compiler do the whole resource obfuscation job in coordination with the H binary (or regardless of it)? I haven't checked the H compiler code (if the obfuscation part is even available) but it may not even change the resource name - it could just do something similar to what the origin...

Drugwash

just use AutoHotkey_H the source code is encrypted and there is no AUTOHOTKEY SCRIPT in the RCDATA But does the AHK H compiler sport all the changes and improvements present in this TAC109 version of the compiler? Because if not, the new/changed directives found in users' scripts will not work in t...

Drugwash

TAC109 wrote: ↑
23 Oct 2019, 21:51
Additionally, I think this needs a 'Default' button.

There has been one in my experimental GUI from the very beginning. See here.

Drugwash

@Drugwash UPX parameters are -q --all-methods as mentioned above. No level is used. I have found that the parameters I have used give the best compression for only a little extra elapsed time. Ah, OK, thank you. True enough, although my primary purpose is code obfuscation [...] Obviously compressio...

Drugwash

Compression is not necessarily used for code/resources obfuscation - it saves bandwidth and/or storage space, especially when there are many files to transfer/store and bandwidth is limited or free space is scarce. What compression level is being used by the compiler for UPX? There are five levels a...

Drugwash

Well, I took a few minutes to test the script and unfortunately it doesn't work under Wine - tooltips are completely inhibited while the script is running. Tray tips still work but they are not modified in any way. Sorry I can't be of more help. Only one thing: I noticed an extra parameter Int at th...

Drugwash

Unfortunately I haven't been able to code for quite some time, partly due to Linux being pig-headed, partly due to problems with my cats and kittens. Little spare time left. Hopefully someone would offer you their help for this script. As mentioned in some other topic, AHK works partly under Linux/W...

Drugwash

How are you running ahk under linux mint? is it with wine? You could try loading the docs html files from the source zip with javascript disabled? Yes, I'm using Wine 4.16. Can't install the native IE, maybe due to my limited Linux knowledge, maybe for other reasons, and the default XUL replacement...

Drugwash

Speaking about the Help file, please please revert to the old style, or at least provide that as an alternative. Under Linux (Mint 19.x here) the current file won't display anything, it stays on loading forever.

I've been using the online help a few times but that one is slow and unconfortable.

Drugwash

I can't even remember typing it (or what your script is about). It's been almost two years apparently, a lot has happened in the mean time, such as me switching to Linux with all the hurdles involved. So... yeah, don't cling too much on my opinions.

Drugwash

I've been running some of my AHK scripts under Linux Mint+Wine too for the last few months and stumbled into issues. Don't care much about hotkeys or hotstrings - I'm mostly a GUI person. There are bugs in Wine, some very old, that may never get fixed, such as text in themed buttons/checkboxes/radio...

Drugwash

Thank you so much, you're very kind.

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