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[AHK_H(+dll) / AHK_L / v2] AhkDllThread+AhkExported

Started by HotKeyIt , Jul 23 2010 09:20 PM

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bug Report!
ahkdll := AhkDllThread()
ahkdll.ahktextdll()
msgbox % "ahkgetvar a not existence addr is " ahkdll.ahkgetvar("nothing", 1)  ; add this may induce error for the following code, You can comment it out to test the different behavior.

ahkdll.addscript("tooltip addscript is ok!`n ret := true`n func(var){`nglobal`n return `%var`%`n}", 1)      ; show the script is running
Sleep, 1000
ahkdll.addscript("tooltip", 1)         ; dismiss the tooltip
msgbox % "test for ahkfunction the ret = " ahkdll.ahkfunction("func", "ret")             ; this is ok
MsgBox % "test for ahkgetvar ret = " ahkdll.ahkgetvar.ret
ahkdll.ahkassign.ret := "222"
msgbox % "test for ahkassign the ret should be 222, but actually ret = " ahkdll.ahkgetvar.ret
~VKFF::return
And there is maybe another bug when we terminate one ahkdll, and create a new one. Sometimes it would bring up a error message with "RegClass". This is occur in my complicated application. Don't figure out how this happen right now!
#46 - Posted 13 November 2011 - 04:44 PM
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bug Report!

Thanks, try again now.
#47 - Posted 13 November 2011 - 08:42 PM

http://ahkscript.org/boards/ - AHK_H (2alpha) AHF TT _Struct WatchDir Yaml _Input ObjTree RapidHotkey DynaRun WinAPI

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bug Report!

Thanks, try again now.

The zip seems broken, can not normally unzip! And did see my previous request? :oops:
#48 - Posted 14 November 2011 - 12:09 AM
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Zip should be ok now.

You can already get the refference to the variable ahkgetvar(var, 1) and I do not see a way how to make it possible to return objects.

OK, maybe I'm not make it clear!
If the var we get is an object, we can return string "object" to indicate the var type and distinct it with blank var. Or we may have other function 'ahkgetvartype' or similar.

All this can be done with Alias() and ahkgetvar(var, 1), so why do we need more?
You can also use AhkStructuresand _Struct.
ahkdll := AhkDllThread()
ahkdll.ahktextdll("#Persistent`nvar:={}")
Alias(var,ahkdll.ahkgetvar["var",1])
MsgBox % "Var IsObject: " IsObject(var)

#49 - Posted 14 November 2011 - 02:54 AM

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I got the new vervison. But the bug is still there!
#50 - Posted 14 November 2011 - 04:07 AM
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It is not a bug.
DynaCall allows you to omit parameters, so the last used parameter will be used.
dll.ahkgetvar["var",1]
dll.ahkgetvar.var ;this will be same as above because second parameter is already set to 1
dll.ahkgetvar["var",0] ; will get vars value and set second parameter to 0 so ahkgetvar.var can be used again

With regards to RegClass, can you try to reproduce the bug?
I could remove the message for the dll and just continue the execution, not sure what the impact would be.
#51 - Posted 14 November 2011 - 06:04 AM

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It is not a bug.
DynaCall allows you to omit parameters, so the last used parameter will be used.

dll.ahkgetvar["var",1]
dll.ahkgetvar.var ;this will be same as above because second parameter is already set to 1
dll.ahkgetvar["var",0] ; will get vars value and set second parameter to 0 so ahkgetvar.var can be used again

:shock:
Maybe every time just use ahkgetvar("var", 0) will be safe.

With regards to RegClass, can you try to reproduce the bug?
I could remove the message for the dll and just continue the execution, not sure what the impact would be.

It happen when I terminate and reload the ahkdll immediately. If I wait for a minute between them, it's no problem! When I got the message, the whole script will crash!
#52 - Posted 14 November 2011 - 07:33 AM
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Windows 7 (64-bit), in Win32w folder (with AhkDllObject.ahk copied into Win32w folder), the following code:

#Include AhkDllObject.ahk
AhkDll:=AhkDllObject("AutoHotkey.dll")
AhkDll.ahktextdll("MsgBox MsgBox from AutoHotkey.dll")
MsgBox end main thread
gives an error here (when placed in a file in the same folder and dropped on to AutoHotkey.exe in the same folder):

Error in #include file "X:\AutoHotkey_HotkeyIt\Win32w\AhkDllObject.ahk":
Duplicate declaration.

Specifically: AHK_H:=VarSetCapacity( Trans,8*(A_IsUnicode?2:1)),AHK_H:=DllCall("Version\GetFileVersionInfo", "Str"...

Line#
004: DynaCall := "DynaCall"
004: uc := "UChar"
004: ui := "UInt"
004: i := "Int"
004: s := "Str"
004: functions := "ahkKey:s|ahkFunction:s=sssssssssss|ahkPostFunction:i=sssssssssss|ahkdll:ui=sss|ahktextdll:ui=sss|ahkReady:|ahkReload:ui=|ahkTerminate:i|addFile:ui=sucuc|addScript:ui=si|ahkExec:ui=s|ahkassign:ui=ss|ahkExecuteLine:ui=uiuiui|ahkFindFunc:ui=s|ahkFindLabel:ui=s|ahkgetvar:s=sui|ahkLabel:ui=sui|ahkPause:s"
012: FSz := DllCall("Version\GetFileVersionInfoSize", "Str",A_AhkPath, "UInt",0 )
---> 012: AHK_H := VarSetCapacity( FVI, FSz, 0 )

The program will exit.

Am I doing something wrong? Also, any more info I should provide?
#53 - Posted 17 November 2011 - 11:22 AM
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FWIW, with Windows XP SP3 (32-bit), I get:

Error at line 1.

#Include file "AhkDllObject.ahk" cannot be opened.

The program will exit.


#54 - Posted 17 November 2011 - 02:12 PM
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The MD5 checksum of the downloaded AutoHotkey.zip file appears to be:

0419EE8A9EAE6EDEC91B30F3B6DB0BBF


#55 - Posted 17 November 2011 - 11:59 PM
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Windows 7 (64-bit), in Win32w folder (with AhkDllObject.ahk copied into Win32w folder), the following code:

#Include AhkDllObject.ahk
AhkDll:=AhkDllObject("AutoHotkey.dll")
AhkDll.ahktextdll("MsgBox MsgBox from AutoHotkey.dll")
MsgBox end main thread
gives an error here (when placed in a file in the same folder and dropped on to AutoHotkey.exe in the same folder):

Sorry I have not updated the functions in the zip package, can you try the one from first post in this thread, I will update with next release.

"#Include file "AhkDllObject.ahk" cannot be opened.

Place it in your lib folder and use
#Include <AhkDllObject>

#56 - Posted 21 November 2011 - 02:59 AM

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...I have not updated the functions in the zip package, can you try the one from first post in this thread, I will update with next release.

Thanks for the explanation -- looking forward to the next release :)

"#Include file "AhkDllObject.ahk" cannot be opened.

Place it in your lib folder and use
#Include <AhkDllObject>

I created a file named AhkDllObject.ahk and placed in it code from the first post in this thread. I also changed the line with the #Include in the sample code to use angle brackets.

When executing the results, I got an error:

Error at line 1 in #include file "X:\AutoHotkey_HotkeyIt\Win32w\Lib\AhkDllObject.ahk".

Line Text: #include
Error: Function library not found.

The program will exit.

I searched the forums and found:

http://www.autohotke...ic.php?p=233188

Then I placed the code from the first post in that thread (function definition for FileGetVersionInfo_AW minus the example code near the end) in a file named FileGetVersionInfo.ahk and placed this in the Lib directory.

Subsequent executions of the code seem to behave appropriately.

Was this a reasonable course of action?
#57 - Posted 21 November 2011 - 06:11 AM
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With an appropriately populated Lib subfolder (contains AhkDllObject.ahk and FileGetVersionInfo.ahk), the sample code appears to run without:

#Include <AhkDllObject>

Is this an example of:

Files can be automatically included (i.e. without having to use #Include) by calling a library function by name.


(from AHK_L's #Include documentation)?
#58 - Posted 22 November 2011 - 04:39 AM
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With regards to RegClass, can you try to reproduce the bug?
I could remove the message for the dll and just continue the execution, not sure what the impact would be.

It happen when I terminate and reload the ahkdll immediately. If I wait for a minute between them, it's no problem! When I got the message, the whole script will crash!

This should be now fixed (in 1.1.05.02)
#59 - Posted 23 November 2011 - 10:40 AM

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This should be now fixed (in 1.1.05.02)

It's great! And may thanks for implementing of CriticalObject :D
#60 - Posted 25 November 2011 - 05:49 AM
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