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Helgef

Assuming the dllcall only outputs,

this.hDatabase := buffer(a_ptrsize)
dllcall 'ptr', this.hDatabase
hDatabase := numget(this.hDatabase, 'ptr')

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Helgef

This was replaced by (better)

buffer. Example,

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o := {}
o.p2 := buffer(...)
ptr := o.p2.ptr

Actually retrieving the address (

.ptr) is rarely needed, see

Buffer-like Objects.

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Helgef

With

Commit f12398c, you can simply do,

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ToolTipAuto(text, x := unset, y := unset, wich := 1, cool := 0, time := -1000)
{
    if cool
        CoordMode "ToolTip"
    ToolTip text, x?, y?, wich
    SetTimer(() => ToolTip(, , , wich), time)
}

Helgef

If array values are numeric, min(a*) == max(a*)

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Edit, alternative, case sensitive,

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same(arr) {
	v1 := arr[1]
	for k, v in arr
		if !(v1==v)
			return false
	return true
}

Helgef

at least there is an "OnError((*) => -1)" as a consolation.

That is a poor solution, at the very least you should filter for targeterrors, eg,

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onerror (e,*) => -(e is targeterror)

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Edit,

example where v2 targeterror would have saved the day

Helgef

lexikos wrote: Maybe it would be better for arr[n] to throw when !arr.Has(n), but it might be a bit late to make that change.

I do not think it is too late,

Array.__item does not define what happens when !arr.Has(n).

I think it would have been helpful

in this case.

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Helgef

If you are just using two keys, you might want to consider using the usual custom combinations , i.e., a & s:: However, I do not think it is practical to use a & s in any context where you would be typing. I think LongHotkeys can set context, similar to #if . Otherwise you probably should add a modi...

Helgef

It's hard to imagine that I now mainly use my own wrapped WIN commands. Instead if reimplementing the built in functions to avoid targeterror, just wrap the built in functions or perhaps even better, class _try { static __call(fn, p) { try return %fn%(p*) catch targeterror return } } Just call _try...

Helgef

The main thing is that they do work properly before beta5 No, it works properly now, X and Y must be integers or omitted. "" isn't an integer, nor is it equivalent to omitting the parameter. ToolTip was changed in b5 to return the tooltip's hwnd , and now also has better error reporting, consistent...

Helgef

Passing "" to mean either 0 or being equivalent to omitting the parameter, was never supported (not in beta at least). The X and Y parameters must be integers or omitted. Here is one example on how you can handle this, ToolTipAuto(text, x := unset, y := unset, wich := 1, cool := 0, time := -1000) { ...

Helgef

Thanks for the feedback, glad if it comes to use. And thanks to gregster for helping out, much appreciated

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Helgef

An object with an __enum method, isn't (in general) an enumerator , but such a method should return an enumerator . I do not think it is important to test x is enumerator . But if you want, you can take an instance of Enumerator , and change its call method to your liking, eg, x := [].__enum(1) x.de...

Helgef

@iseahound
It is an easy rule to remember imo. But disregarding opinions, it is now a matter of backwards compatibility, as, eg

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if x &&
!var && var := 0
	; ...

is perfectly valid.

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Helgef

It is appropriate for the example, you want to trigger run if you cannot activate a specific window, i.e, if either controlgethwnd or winactivate throws a targeterror . dllcall will not throw a targeterror , but will kindly, unlike v1, inform you if you make mistakes such as in your example. And I t...

Helgef

Nicely done.

Helgef

in v2, I'd do like this, try { control:=ControlGetHwnd("SysTreeView321", "ahk_class CabinetWClass") hwnd:=DllCall("GetAncestor", "Ptr", control, "Uint", 2, 'ptr') ; use 'ptr' for the return value. WinActivate(hwnd) } catch TargetError { run("explorer.exe") } Which is more robust than the v1 code, as...

Helgef

read-only is implicit from the fact that only reading operations are documented

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Helgef

Large numbers shouldn't be an issue on its own. In combination with (an exceptionally) poor implementation, this could cause issues ofc. Your issue is probably not related to large numbers, but there is no way to tell from the information given.

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Helgef

I do not agree that this is an issue with the documentation on callbackcreate, it is clear, The callback retains a reference to the function object, and releases it when the script calls CallbackFree. Perhaps the section :arrow: Freeing Objects could have more advanced examples which could easily be...

Helgef

So, does the `strPut()` write correctly the string in the buffer? It seems so msgBox strget(Buff, 'utf-16') == strTest ; 1 UTF-16 Encoding: 0xD83D 0xDCDD src Also, see :arrow: Wikipedia: Code points from U+010000 to U+10FFFF ;U' = yyyyyyyyyyxxxxxxxxxx // U - 0x10000 ;W1 = 110110yyyyyyyyyy // 0xD800...

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