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I'm not sure what you mean by that. The example was not aimed at you, hence being written above "@isurface" rather than below it. I was simply showing another reason why x () is not a function call.

Local variables are erased when the function returns. In your example, the function is never called and never returns.

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MsgBox (this is not a function call)

@isurface: That's not concatenation. It's a function call with a string containing format codes. Part of the library, not the language. It's also totally different to AutoHotkey's auto-concatenation.

A resource editor is a program you can use to extract a script from an exe - that's all you need to know. One such program is Resource Hacker, as I said. You can find it with Google. All you have to do is open the EXE file in Resource Hacker and look through the list of resources until you find one ...

Object.SetCapacity(0) returns the number of key-value pairs in the object, but only after trimming off any unused space. (It could be slow and/or cause more memory fragmentation.)

Yes, but StringSplit doesn't create an array. It creates a pseudo-array; a bunch of individual variables.

If you have v1.1.13 or later, you can use StrSplit() instead. It returns an array (object).

For arrays (objects), the Insert and Remove methods cover most/all of that functionality.

Exe2Ahk is for scripts compiled with v1.1.00.01 or older. For v1.1.01 and newer you can use a resource editor such as ResHacker/Resource Hacker, or possibly the decompiler which can be found on the other forum.

That's not relevant. 1) It only works on old versions of AutoHotkey. Now you can use the Win32 resource API instead. 2) You'd still need some way of rendering the images in the WebBrowser control. I don't believe there's any way to avoid temporary files- that's just how IE works. However, if you cre...

It's still working fine here.

Is there a reason that several of the built-in functions just link to #BuiltIn? There should be an anchor for each function - #NumPut and #Round, for instance.

It is working as intended.

Users can already get use to using a MatchObject. How will using the O option to return an object ease the transition to v2, when v2 doesn't have the O option and doesn't return an object (but stores it in the output var)?

Wade Hatler wrote:I use it because it's easier to read later.

I avoid using it because it isn't...

Pages in the User Control Panel or Moderator Control Panel have messed up titles. For example: Compose messageUser Control Panel • • AHKScript (an AutoHotkey Forum) View topicModerator Control Panel • • AHKScript (an AutoHotkey Forum) Also, is it necessary to have "(an AutoHotkey Forum)" in the page...

On which you replied "I don't care.", which means you didn't mind me doing so. It is not that you misinterpreted my words, but that you later twisted the truth, that I object to. I neither granted nor denied you permission . To do that I would have to care. Just the idea that a kidbit wants a chann...

Edit: I pointed out that you can download the documentation from github, but then realized that Wade already mentioned it. Why decompile the help file?

You're right that it doesn't work, but wrong about the reason. With a few specific exceptions, commands are not capable of accepting objects and never have been. ExpandExpression converts the object to a string before returning it, and ExpandArgs puts the string into the deref array which is used by...

I've split your posts from the original thread , which has been moved. ~= is something I added impulsively, to prove that it was possible (and at the time, required only a few lines of code). Aside from a mention in the changelog, it was undocumented for nearly two years. I kept it because of its lo...

I have moved the thread and split off some loosely related wishes . wow, that's quite a hidden feature. It's no more hidden than for RegExMatch. i) is documented in the RegEx Quick Reference, and is used in exactly the same way regardless of which command/function/operator you are using -- it has al...

Thanks, but V2 does not support this format. It just needs the Q option, so that the second quote mark is interpreted as a close-quote. var := (Q "This is a string. that is a very long string and it spans multiple lines. " ) MsgBox, % var Of course, the previous two posts show better alternatives.

This requires a virtual joystick driver, such as vJoy, used by this script. It also requires that you use the virtual joystick in-game instead of your actual USB gamepad.

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