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[Lexikos]

v1.1.09.03

 

Fixed two bugs which affected certain assignments where the target variable contains an unflushed binary number but has zero capacity.

Fixed GuiControl and GuiControlGet acting on the wrong control when given a HWND which does not belong to the current Gui. Instead, the condition is treated as an error.

Fixed OnMessage functions to set A_Gui and A_GuiControl correctly when the target Gui is a child window.

[CodeEater]

Thanks!

[Klark92]

woow thanks.

[kiahhannah]

sir is this working for windows 7?

[jNizM]

yes sir =)

[RHCP]

Thanks

[Andromon]

You can't just update AH directly?

[Lexikos]

v1.1.09.04

Fixed Gui menu accelerator keys not working when the Gui itself (not a control) has focus.

[oldbrother]

Thanks!. Lexikos, you should change the title of the post to v1.1.09.04

[Timo]

Hi,

 

could you please tell me if the individual original EXE binaries (v 1.1.09.04) available somewhere?  I'm after the freshly built EXEs before they are packed in to the "AutoHotkey_L_Install.exe".

 

I know that it is possible to extract the EXEs from the "AutoHotkey_L_Install.exe".using for example the 7Z compression utility but on one of my PC there seem to be an issue with the "setup.exe" and with the "AutoHotkeyU32.exe". I would like to test if the issue is still there when I'm using the freshly bulit EXEs (that have never been touched by the setup packager). I do not have the compiler nor the skills to build from the source files.

 

What prompted me to ask this is that on this same PC such issue is not seen when using the files from "AutoHotkey_1110a4.zip" (this ZIP file only contains the three Autohotkey EXEs and I believe that the setup packager has never had touched those files).

 

Please.

 

With best regards,

Timo

[faqbot]

Check the "more downloads" link in the first post.

[Lexikos]

(that have never been touched by the setup packager).

The "setup packager" is just a batch script which creates a 7-zip archive and appends it to the self-extractor binary:

tools\7z\7zr a installer.7z .\include\* ...(compression parameters)...
copy /Y /b installer.sfx + installer.7z AutoHotkey_L_Install.exe 

"AutoHotkey_1110a4.zip" (this ZIP file only contains the three Autohotkey EXEs and I believe that the setup packager has never had touched those files)

These three files are clearly also not the same three files found in the installer: they are version 1.1.10-alpha4, not version 1.1.09.04.

[alllala]

array := {ten: 10, twenty: 20, thirty: 30}
for key, value in ShellMessage_ID_Count
	if value > 5
	{
		array.Remove(key)
		msgbox, %key% = %value% test
	}

if you remove in a for-loop an entry of an array the for-loop ignores the last element in the array.

 

might this be a bug?

[rbrtryn]

if you remove in a for-loop an entry of an array the for-loop ignores the last element in the array.

might this be a bug?

 

No, documentation clearly states:

Existing key-value pairs may be modified during the loop, but inserting or removing keys may cause some items to be skipped or enumerated multiple times. One workaround is to build a list of keys to remove, then use a second loop to remove the keys after the first loop completes. Note that Object.Remove(first, last) can be used to remove a range of keys without looping.

 

See For

[alllala]

my mistake. Thanks for clearing things up,