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test reply to see if submitting forum replies is slow

edit: yep

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Is it typical for the submission of replies or posts to take a few seconds? ^this is whats been most noticable for me for the past month or two edit: and just happened right now with this post (while the rest of the forum is fast) edit2: submitting the edit was fast, but submitting the original rep...

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Sorry, but I will post everything thanks for all of your reports, extremely useful to help people find fixes unfortunately this project is community effort, and people contribute when they have time. if are you able to fix these bugs, please submit pull request on github and your changes will be me...

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well done

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boiler wrote: ↑
11 Mar 2023, 03:04

Global variables wrote:Any variable reference in an assume-local function may resolve to a global variable if it is only read.

thought v2 was meant to remove this "common source of confusion".. guess not

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Since we are still moving a lot of v1 posts from Ask for Help (v2) , my impression is that it is actuallly not obvious to many people that there was a change and/or how to react to this change (probably because they don't find the v1 help, or simply don't realize the implications of the v2 main rel...

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Benny-D wrote: ↑
06 Mar 2023, 08:01

boiler wrote: ↑
06 Mar 2023, 06:19
There are many more things that are different in v2, which are summarized here.
- Ah, I see. Thank you!
Oh my God! So many things! It'll be like re-writing all scripts from scratch!

this will help:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=25100

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Python has a lot going for it but this and the reliance on indented source code are not two of them. if AHK relied on indentation like python does, then your function1() would work as you intended it, with the else being attached to the correct if block i struggle to see any downsides of forcing in...

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gregster wrote: ↑
28 Feb 2023, 12:40
I like the old (current) banner better. I don't see how it's not suited for v2.

+1

current banner looks professional. not a fan of the new suggested banner

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If that is the case, why does the client area fall outside of the active window on the secondary monitor and not the primary? Shouldn't they be the same (i.e. MouseMove(0,0) should take the mouse position to the top left corner of the active window, regardless of which monitor it is on? When I ente...

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could you multiply by 1000, and then round, and then divide back down to display? It doesn't work. Num := 1.035 msgbox % SRound(Num) ; Returns 1.03 SRound(Num) { Num := Round(Num*1000)/1000 Return Round(Num,2) } Your first Round has no effect here since by default it acts on decimals but after mult...

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joedf wrote: ↑
23 Feb 2023, 15:24
@guest3456 Maybe you can make this into a poll?

done

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I think it would look better if V1 had it's own "section" (not sure what to call these blue bars), this makes it stand out, I had to "trim" the image a bit - but the other sub-sections like editors and tutorial are fine under the v2 "section" (missing from this image) But if possible a "v1" blue ba...

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feels like there could/should be a better way to layout the forum than this. 95% of the users are going to be using V1 and asking for help regarding it

edit: added poll

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oldbrother wrote: ↑
05 Nov 2022, 08:41
@malcev I use it for pricing only. 2-3 digits is enough for me.
Have a good day!

could you multiply by 1000, and then round, and then divide back down to display?

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I think it can be done like this: StrPut("1.2.840.113549.1.1.1", &szOID_RSA_RSA, "utf-8") excellent. what is that magic number above? also, is there a way to import those plaintext keys back inside the crypto api? so like, the user can export those plaintext keys to disk, and then reimport them lat...

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i agree that fat arrows anon funcs should be removed from any examples in the documentation

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can you give a quick explanation of the MVC pattern and its pros/cons and why you prefer it? There are lots of info online about MVC. This concept is used a lot behind the scenes and basically separates data storage (model) from the implementation of that data (view). The controller portion is used...

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presumably you're talking about this builtin variable occuring inside loops, in which case, i think it'd be better named to be simply A_ZeroIndex or something, since offset is only one of many possible use cases for this inside of a loop

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for unit tests for hashing a file, you can cross check against:

cmd:

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certutil -hashfile FILE_NAME SHA256

powershell:

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Get-FileHash -a sha256 FILE_NAME

would prefer sha256 to be default

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