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Drugwash

Thank you so much, you're very kind.

Drugwash

Unfortunately the smallest girl died this evening. One of her sisters died about a week ago. They were only two months old. Dunno what's going on, could be a virus. Another older girl had an ear infection and remained with a lack of balance, possibly something worse - she can't even walk straight, l...

Drugwash

Interesting, I like the idea of specifying. I think this would be better suited as a directive and/or command-line option of some kind. We don't want to add too much to the GUI. It has to remain relatively simple for newer users, even I was confused, at first, as to what compiling meant for ahk and...

Drugwash

It may be easier if there was a manual option to select the path to a custom Autohotkey.exe to use with the current (and future) script(s). For all we know, the user may install/deploy multiple (un)official AHK packages anywhere on their system, and they may need any of them at any time. Any fixed s...

Drugwash

Currently this script does not have an option to select a particular Autohotkey.exe for its internal operations; it assumes AHK is installed in the default path and that Ahk2Exe resides in the Compiler subfolder in that path. Your setup is different, that is why you get that warning and those issues...

Drugwash

Sorry for late reply, I haven't been notified of your message. :( Not sure how minimal an example could be since this API is being used in conjunction with others. I'll atach one of my old scripts where I first noticed the issue. Funny thing is I can't find the most recent sources (could be on the X...

Drugwash

You're welcome.

Drugwash

Yes, one just has to specify one or more command line parameters: /in,/out,/icon,/pass,/bin,/mpress or /compress,/cp. Actually /pass is invalid for this compiler version. And /in is mandatory since it's the path to the ahk script being compiled. If /icon , /bin or /mpress | /compress are missing, th...

Drugwash

Sure, the Directives are very useful and you did a great job implementing them. My reasoning for completing the GUI is that new users may find the Directives sometime later, and some older scripts may take some time before being modified to incorporare the Directives, so in the mean time the GUI sho...

Drugwash

i'm interested and i think i'm not alone. Thank you so much for your (goes to all) work. :D Good to know. And you're welcome. ;) TAC109 has committed his work here [...] I'm not following that branch, didn't know. Generally I hate Github with a passion, find it completely unusable according to my o...

Drugwash

So no codepage in GUI, no timer for immediate feedback on deploying packer exe? Incomplete job IMHO.
But I see nobody else is interested in this script apart from Joe so why bother.
Thanks for your work.

Drugwash

Thank you for your appreciation, was afraid it was all too ugly for anyone to issue a decent opinion. :D It's not all visuals though, under the hood there's a continuous check for compressors if selected, and a hint for where to place them if not present. I'm not quite sure which codepages to enumer...

Drugwash

Really, nobody cared to test this in 3 1/2 months...?

Further, I noticed most recent versions of Wine have implemented the very same flag bahavior, breaking applications regardless of the OS version compatibility selected in winecfg. Am I going crazy or everything's slowly going down the drain?

Drugwash

New GUI code, a litle improved (added codepage selection). ComboBoxes can now be resized vertically according to the other elements (using the h variable). (BTW, that black background in the logo is a Linux Wine issue, in Windows it should look correctly - I just don't have a working Windows at hand...

Drugwash

Ah, that's all great! :dance: Later edit: Been playing with the GUI a little bit, thought it may use some tweaking. What do you think? Screenshot from 2019-08-23 20-02-50.png Code for the changes ( goes to Ahk2Exe.ahk ): ; just a demo, not complete code LastUseMPRESS := -1, BinNames := "Default|ANSI...

Drugwash

Well, everything works fine now as far as I checked. Great job my friend, thank you so much! :bravo: :thumbup: For what it's worth - which is probably nothing, ha ha :lol: - I'm almost done converting my old compiler front-end to Unicode and maybe x64 compatibility. If anything, it could be used to ...

Drugwash

They do work, it's just a cosmethic thing - if you like - to have all officially recognized fields available in the same syntax, while the custom fields have a separate one. Not a big deal, just some polish. ;) Thank you for all your work so far, and for looking into the StdOut/StdIn issue - I know ...

Drugwash

Yeah, most likely a Wine problem, and not the only one (see broken transparency in the logo image). Even the File Open/Save dialog won't work in some scripts (such as myCompiler ), they'd crash due to an unimplemented shell32 API ( ordinal 755: PathIsEqualOrSubFolder() ). Can you imagine a 14+ years...

Drugwash

Thanks. Unfortunately the StdOut-StdIn trick doesn't work under Wine.

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Drugwash

I had already built a compiler front-end years ago, it worked with premodified binaries (since AHK1.0 was not being worked on anymore) and it was meant to also be a resource editor but it was left in the viewer state. Wanted to post a screenshot the other day but due to some issues with Wine I could...

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