#include <file> syntax fails inside functions Topic is solved

[RaptorX]

Im not 100% sure this is a bug, but it appears to be.

I was testing with including a file in different locations of my script and found that when using #include with bracket (< / >) syntax, the include fails but not when using the path to the file (relative and absolute paths work fine).

for instance:

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Clean(txt)
{
	#Include <clean_words> ; this fails with error:  "AutoHotkey closed for the following exit code: 3221225477"
	; #Include .\lib\clean_words.ahk ; this works just fine, full path as well
	
	static repEndValue := map(
        ; Triming Words here
        "\bautohotkey\b"                 , "AHK",
        "the speaker"                    ,"Speaker",
		"\band\b"                            , "&",
	)

	for wrong,correct in repValues
		txt := RegExReplace(txt, 'im)' wrong, correct)
	
	for wrong,correct in repEndValue
		txt := RegExReplace(txt, 'im)' wrong, correct)

	return txt
}

I noticed this error code while using the debugger.

AutoHotkey closed for the following exit code: 3221225477

I dont get an AHK error, or any other feedback from autohotkey itself. Just a crash.

[lexikos]

Fixed by v2.0.11.