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I have used the Gui Builder and as far as I remember, I was using the English version

You can try my Process UDF which is capable of returning the STD output for you

@232showtime You can find the windows builds for PHP here (make sure that you get a zip and not a Debug Pack). I would recommend using Thread Safe download with your computer's architecture and your preferred version of PHP, If I were to download PHP I would download PHP 7.1 x64 Thread Safe. PHP 5.x is the older version and most of the PHP apps you would find online are written with PHP 5.x in mind. PHP 7.x is the latest and faster version with a slightly different syntax. If you are looking to run a web server rather than requiring only PHP, then you can try the XAMPP stack. It is a webserver software bundle with a nice control panel, just install and run the web server . It comes with Apache (the HTTP server), PHP (addon for Apache which processes PHP scripts), Maria DB (database server, drop-in replacement for MySQL, but better) and some other software like FileZilla FTP server .

FTP_Screen is like a very stripped down version of ShareX created by @Jex

Basically that is what I said in a nutshell

But @jchd mentioned that it would still exist "thanks to it's internal reference count."

No problem

I think this is relevant :

Looks like @trancexx knows how to address @jchd's example, thanks for the help again

I appreciate your feedback, but my reply is a solution for your concern . I wanted to know the datatype of the evaluated "information"

What does $vFoo.Something() evaluate to?

@argumentum Have a look at ticket #2360. If you don't like this feature, then don't use it

@jchd Well, I wouldn't know since I don't use Objects...

How?? My answer : Something like a dummy variable for the ByRef parameter? Not only is it a waste of memory and a line, but it is also a bad practice Issue like what? Thanks @trancexx for your response. I hope I have cleared all of your concerns @jchd

DuckDuckGo much?

Hello, a while back I created ticket #3540 in the AutoIt Bug Tracker: I just wanted to bring it back up again for discussion here, any feedback is appreciated, what do you think about it?

Happens

Isn't the first parameter required? #include <MsgBoxConstants.au3> testme("required") Func testme($param1, $param2 = "nothing", $param3 = 5) MsgBox($MB_OK, "", "Parameter one is required. The value of Parameter 1 is " & $param1 & @CRLF & _ "Parameter 2 is optional. The value of Parameter 2 is " & $param2 & @CRLF & _ "Parameter 3 is optional. The value of Parameter 3 is " & $param3) EndFunc ;==>testme

Yes, Sorry

Mmm... Let me guess... Me

@Melba23 No offence but you literally googled that URL

Pirated software? Is it an activator or such?

Hello @AlexFing17, you have yet to answer @Jos's question, this is the vital question and you will have to answer this if you want to get help: Are you running/shell executing the manually downloaded file using AutoIt OR by double clicking on the downloaded file?

RegEx for the rescue again, thanks for sharing the code