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thqby

Maybe you used to use ahk-wrapped function NewThread. I didn't package these into ahk. You can still use these features through functions like ahkPause(1, NewThread(...)).

You can see the changes in the readme of the github repository.

thqby

Why not use Type(var)?

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https://github.com/AutoHotkey/AutoHotkey/blob/bda5f8fee90295dc3ca36e0b50ec9d56dd9b9b25/source/error.cpp#L263

An exception encountered during debugging was silently aborted, which caused the try statement not to work normally.

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__del(this) {
	try (this.base.__Delete)(this)
	MsgBox() ; skip
}

thqby

a := {} p := ObjPtr(a) a.__delete := (this) => ObjPtr(this) = p && MsgBox() a := { base: a, prop: 0 } a := 0 ; set breakpoint, view a.prop Using the debugger to look at the base class, propenum, etc. all have memory leaks. https://github.com/AutoHotkey/AutoHotkey/blob/fa7a3e1d5f9f6ab77ae5a1f3c53834...

thqby

lexikos wrote: ↑
06 May 2024, 03:26
What is probably not explained in the documentation yet is that all closures defined directly within a function share the same "set of free variables".

Yeah, I thought they had separate sets of free variables.

thqby

Will the variable b also be captured by f2? I remember that in the past, only referenced variables were captured. f() { a := 0 b := { __delete: (*) => MsgBox() } f1() { (b) } f2(s?) { (a) s := 'b' MsgBox(IsSet(%s%)) s := 'f1' MsgBox(IsSet(%s%)) } return f2 } t := f() t() However, in f2, variables b ...

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https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/lib/StrPut.htm#Return_Value wrote:In 2-parameter mode, this function returns the required buffer size in bytes, including space for the null-terminator.

thqby

Recently, I modified geek's PEObjectLinker to support linking *.obj files generated by the msvc C/C++ compiler as if you were writing a dll with export functions, and then processing it with the ahk linker to generate mcode that can be used in ahk. https://github.com/thqby/ahk2_lib/blob/master/MCode...

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Chr("0x" SubStr(A_LoopField, 2, t - 2)

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Closure.Prototype.__Delete := this => OutputDebug('closure dctor: ' ObjPtr(this) '`n') ff() { a := 0 b := f2 OutputDebug('f1: ' ObjPtr(f1) '`n') OutputDebug('f2: ' ObjPtr(f2) '`n') f1() ; b := 0 ; Free variables was not released during closure destruction. f1() { b() } f2() { a := 1 } } ff()

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I fixed it yesterday.

thqby

The downloaded zip package contains both 32 and 64 bits, doesn't yours?

thqby

The registry has different views in 64-bit and 32-bit, and if you run this code with AHk_l 32-bit, you'll get the same error.

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@TAC109

In my tests, ScriptGuard2 also works for ahk_h.

thqby

No, it is same as ahk_l.

thqby

There are only a handful of conflicts, and I don't think a lot of code needs to be rewritten.

thqby

ahk_h has additional classes and class methods, and in this respect conflicts with some ahk_l scripts, which is unavoidable.

thqby

Why compile with ahk_h when you have been using ahk_l all along?

thqby

The library you are trying to include conflicts with the built-in JSON class in ahk_h. If there are no special requirements, the JSON library can be removed.

thqby

You may need to update ahk2exe.
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