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sciTE4AutoHotkey can't debug Topic is solved
sciTE4AutoHotkey can't debug
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Re: sciTE4AutoHotkey can't debug Topic is solved
Doesn't look like this has much to do with SciTE's debugging, but yes, SciTE reports a problem.
It seems you are trying to compile a script via SciTE's 'Tools > Compile' menu entry, but the compilation fails for some reason.
Since the source file seems to be located in a subfolder of 'Program Files', SciTE probably tries to create the destination file in the same folder - and probably it doesn't have suffcient rights to write there. I would rather move the source file (TestSuite.ahk) to the 'Documents' folder or something similar, and try again.
It's also possible that the setup is somehow wrong, and it can't find the compiler or the compiler can't locate the base file which is needed to compile (the error message might hint at this last possibility) . Did you install AHK v1 at all? Are you currently able to run this file via SciTE?
Alternatively, you could compile by using the ahk2exe's GUI (just run ahk2exe itself) - there you would have the chance to choose the base file manually.
It seems you are trying to compile a script via SciTE's 'Tools > Compile' menu entry, but the compilation fails for some reason.
Since the source file seems to be located in a subfolder of 'Program Files', SciTE probably tries to create the destination file in the same folder - and probably it doesn't have suffcient rights to write there. I would rather move the source file (TestSuite.ahk) to the 'Documents' folder or something similar, and try again.
It's also possible that the setup is somehow wrong, and it can't find the compiler or the compiler can't locate the base file which is needed to compile (the error message might hint at this last possibility) . Did you install AHK v1 at all? Are you currently able to run this file via SciTE?
Alternatively, you could compile by using the ahk2exe's GUI (just run ahk2exe itself) - there you would have the chance to choose the base file manually.
Re: sciTE4AutoHotkey can't debug
Thank you very much for your help!gregster wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 10:28Doesn't look like this has much to do with SciTE's debugging, but yes, SciTE reports a problem.
It seems you are trying to compile a script via SciTE's 'Tools > Compile' menu entry, but the compilation fails for some reason.
Since the source file seems to be located in a subfolder of 'Program Files', SciTE probably tries to create the destination file in the same folder - and probably it doesn't have suffcient rights to write there. I would rather move the source file (TestSuite.ahk) to the 'Documents' folder or something similar, and try again.
It's also possible that the setup is somehow wrong, and it can't find the compiler or the compiler can't locate the base file which is needed to compile (the error message might hint at this last possibility) . Did you install AHK v1 at all? Are you currently able to run this file via SciTE?
Alternatively, you could compile by using the ahk2exe's GUI (just run ahk2exe itself) - there you would have the chance to choose the base file manually.
Re: sciTE4AutoHotkey can't debug
I found that it was the last possibility. I only install the v2 and install v1 as additional version. As a result, I neither run nor debug.Then i install v1 as custom installation, then the problem is solved.gregster wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 10:28Doesn't look like this has much to do with SciTE's debugging, but yes, SciTE reports a problem.
It seems you are trying to compile a script via SciTE's 'Tools > Compile' menu entry, but the compilation fails for some reason.
Since the source file seems to be located in a subfolder of 'Program Files', SciTE probably tries to create the destination file in the same folder - and probably it doesn't have suffcient rights to write there. I would rather move the source file (TestSuite.ahk) to the 'Documents' folder or something similar, and try again.
It's also possible that the setup is somehow wrong, and it can't find the compiler or the compiler can't locate the base file which is needed to compile (the error message might hint at this last possibility) . Did you install AHK v1 at all? Are you currently able to run this file via SciTE?
Alternatively, you could compile by using the ahk2exe's GUI (just run ahk2exe itself) - there you would have the chance to choose the base file manually.
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