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[fincs]

The documentation typo:

<snip>
WinActive(WinTitle [, WinText, ExcludeTitle, ExcludeText])
<snip>
WinExist(WinTitle [, WinText, ExcludeTitle, ExcludeText])
<snip>

should be

<snip>
WinActive([WinTitle , WinText, ExcludeTitle, ExcludeText])
<snip>
WinExist([WinTitle , WinText, ExcludeTitle, ExcludeText])
<snip>

it's not fixed in the CHM file. I'm using AHK v1.0.47.01.

[engunneer]

that is because he released the CHM on 08 Jul 07, and the change was made on 10 Jul 07. All documentation changes propagate from the web to the CHM next time it is released.

[Fuco]

minor typo

<!-- m -->http://www.autohotke...ds/LoopFile.htm<!-- m -->
(also in autohotkey.chm file )

To retrieve files' relative paths instead of absolute paths during a recursive search.....

should be file's

[corrupt]

minor typo

<!-- m -->http://www.autohotke...ds/LoopFile.htm<!-- m -->
(also in autohotkey.chm file )

To retrieve files' relative paths instead of absolute paths during a recursive search.....

should be file's

I'm pretty sure the sentence is correct since in this case the word file is plural . The sentence could instead read something like: To retrieve relative paths for files instead of absolute paths during a recursive search...

[Lexikos]

[quote name="documentation]To use a picture as a background behind a ListView, create the picture control after the ListView and include 0x4000000 (which is WS_CLIPSIBLINGS) in the picture's Options.[/quote]I think this is misleading - it implies the background can be (seen) behind the ListView, when it can only be (seen) around the ListView.

[Chris]

Thanks; I've clarifed it to be: "A picture may be used as a background around a ListView (that is, to frame the ListView). To do this, create the picture control after the ListView and include 0x4000000 (which is WS_CLIPSIBLINGS) in the picture's Options."

[engunneer]

@Chris:
JDN points out a few mor typos here: <!-- m -->http://www.autohotke...pic.php?t=26605<!-- m -->

[Superfraggle]

The code example on pixelgetcolor is missing a semicolon.

^!z::  Control+Alt+Z hotkey.
MouseGetPos, MouseX, MouseY
PixelGetColor, color, %MouseX%, %MouseY%
MsgBox The color at the current cursor position is %color%.
return

I believe this was intended to be

^!z:: ;  Control+Alt+Z hotkey.
MouseGetPos, MouseX, MouseY
PixelGetColor, color, %MouseX%, %MouseY%
MsgBox The color at the current cursor position is %color%.
return

Note from Chris: Thanks; this has been fixed.

[svi]

"parameters passed into a script" (Index tab of Help) leads to docs/Scripts.htm (top of the page).
It should lead to docs/Scripts.htm#cmd as "command line parameters" does.

[Chris]

Thanks; that will be fixed.

[svi]

(Maybe I'm splitting hairs.)
In Critical there's a link "bottom of remarks", but no header called "Remarks".

[sinkfaze]

It's kinda splitting hairs since there's only one parameter for the command but Return and ExitApp both have clearly defined parameter and remarks sections, so I'd agree with you that it should be defined at least as well as those are.

[Chris]

I omitted the standard parameter section because I wanted to de-emphasize the interval parameter as much as possible. The parameter should be used rarely and perhaps only as a last resort.

Another motivation is to keep the most important remarks near the top so that hurried readers can understand Critical without having to read the whole page. (I'd hoped Critical would be a conceptually easy command.)

[Chris]

Thanks; it has been fixed.