I know what you mean. Hopefully Alguiminst will fix this soon:
As a (bad) work-around you may klick on the calltip and have it pasted, though you have to delete it afterwards.
There might be some legitimate uses of GuiSize where the window is not resizable. For example:need4speed wrote: ↑29 May 2019, 04:18After unticking "Resizable" in Windows Properties Gui +Resize is deleted but GuiSize Label is not
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; Generated by AutoGUI 2.5.9
#SingleInstance Force
#NoEnv
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%
SetBatchLines -1
Menu Tray, NoStandard
Menu Tray, Add, Show Window, ShowWindow
Menu Tray, Default, Show Window
Menu Tray, Click, 1
Gui Show, w321 h172, Window
Return
GuiSize:
If (A_EventInfo == 1) {
Gui Hide
Return
}
Return
GuiEscape:
GuiClose:
ExitApp
ShowWindow:
Gui Show
Return
That's because these options (and all others starting with "No") are literal representations of the options as they appear in the code. But it is, in fact, considered a recommended practice the use of positive sentences in GUI options. I will change this in a future version.need4speed wrote: ↑29 May 2019, 04:18Also I believe No Minimize/Maximize Box should read MinimizeBox | MaximizeBox without a blank.
There are two "typos" in Include\Debug.ahk. On lines 156 and 190, the commands associated with the variable g_DbgSession must be lowercased. I will soon release a new version. Thanks for reporting.
Do you know of a way to reproduce this bug?
Does it seem to be slow when: 1) called a second time for the same file? 2) called from the Execute button drop-down segment?kczx3 wrote:Is the Explorer Menu recreated every time you right click on a tab? It seems to be slow to appear when enabled.