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FYI, UTF-8 is the default since v2.0-a112.

.= isn't assignment. It is concatenation followed by assignment. The concatenation comes first.

No, that's a bug. Thanks for making it easy to reproduce.

It might relate to the multi-statement comma. Your final script works for me if I break up the += assignments into two lines.

kczx3 I was originally alluding to general wastefulness. I am not concerned about performance, and have merely been debating topics you have brought up. I've already suggested that gc.GetPos() could be extended to return an object; if there's any reason this hasn't happened yet, it is unrelated to ...

I neglected to mention that this was fixed in v2.0-a113. The first code snippet no longer causes an exception.

The workaround added in v2.0-a115 appears to be effective.

Tigerlily Some of your attempts to work around the bug are invalid. You cannot use . just to perform continuation; it is the concatenation operator, so must be placed between two operands (values). Placing it immediately after the open-parentheses of a function call is invalid, whether or not it is...

There are two bugs: The Text parameter of MyGui.Add is ignored by Tab3 and Tab2, so the control actually has no tabs. The position of the tab dialog (the window that contains a Tab3's controls) is not updated when tabs are added, only when the Tab control is moved. You can work around it like this: ...

Thanks; I'd actually already seen the mistake that causes this but forgotten to fix it. Fixed in v2.0-a115.

It's a bug, fixed in v2.0-a115.

Fixed lines reachable by local label being flagged as unreachable. Fixed continuation expressions. Fixed Gui.Prototype.Add ignoring param #3 for Tab2 and Tab3 controls. Fixed Tab3 display area not adjusting when a tab row is added/removed. Fixed remappings. D4171136E01BB2BA1ED658F07D7ADD36495ADF0266...

There is no guarantee that calling an invalid virtual function will result in an error code return. You don't even know which function you're calling, or that there's even a function at that slot in the virtual function table. The added error checking would be a waste of space, because passing an in...

w64bit There are several problems with your code that do not relate to v2.0-a111. Is this your real code? The space between WinExist and ("calc") will cause it to be interpreted as WinExist . "calc" , where WinExist is an unset variable which will cause a warning. After the warning, the If evaluate...

It seems to be a bug in the HTML Help Compiler. I'll work around it.

html help workshop - CHM compiles fine, but won't open - Stack Overflow

The warning is that you have not assigned a value, so avoid the warning by assigning a value. #Warn doesn't care what value you assign, but obviously you should assign whichever value you need the variable to have. Suppose that an uninitialized variable has a random value you cannot predict. What wi...

Uh, that was your suggestion. No, my suggestion was to add properties for cases like your example, where you only retrieve one coordinate from each control at a time. It was not "to atomically get them all via properties". If you need to atomically get them all, you can do that with GetPos. I think...

So what you're saying is that the LShift key-up is not suppressed unless you define the key-down hotkey, even though the key-down is suppressed in both instances? That does seem to be a bug, but as for whether it's a problem ... It's probably gone unnoticed because an isolated key-up almost never ha...

This release has some major bugs. Get v2.0-a115 instead. The following limits have been removed by utilizing dynamic allocations: Maximum line or continuation section length of 16,383 characters. Maximum 512 tokens per expression (MAX_TOKENS). Arrays internal to the expression evaluator which were ...

You may have noticed I changed the default button. I intend to change the button names (and more about the dialog), but I am prioritizing other things. Now, the user will instead press Yes-Yes-Yes, possibly until something goes very wrong. I prefer not to design things under the assumption that the ...

malcev , as with DllCall, if you pass invalid parameters, that's your problem. One can only check the type of an interface pointer if it is a valid interface pointer derived from IUnknown, which is the case here, but not for all invalid parameters. These functions are basic low level wrappers for i...

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