TheDcoder

No... I am not talking about the disabled items, I am talking about the tools like "SciTE Config" Edit: I am not fast either

Hello, I just noticed something strange... all of the "Tools" in SciTE's tools menu have disappeared! I am sure that I saw them yesterday... don't know what happened today ! I am using SciTE v3.6.6 which I believe is the latest version... Thanks in Advance!

Don't know if Notepad filters those characters .

My pleasure Don't copy code from Edge

@water I see your point now

Or better yet, use the installed example scripts on the computer

Ah! That explains the origin of those invisible characters . Can you try this? Open the AutoIt Helpfile Go to the Index tab and search for "HotKeySet" Open the page and click the "Open script" link Can you run THAT script and see if it works?

Did you copy the script from that page?

Where did you get that example script from?

Very true Long variable names for the win Regarding the original codebase, I think it is how exactly described by @TheSaint, It is just a proof of concept for GUIs in AutoIt... It was not written with long time development in mind, therefore, I think we should start fresh, borrowing some code but making everything consistent... consistency is the key

Indeed, that's the most important part , no benefit if you cannot use that with the latest version

I wish you best of luck

Yes, I just noticed that... still the same opinion, will have to wait a few weeks before getting a response.

I highly doubt that he checks his website's emails/queries anymore... so you might have to wait a few weeks for him to reply. My pleasure

I just checked the documentation... and indeed, you are correct! Not is the first operation in the order... I have updated my snippet. Thanks for the clarification

Yup parenthesis are only required to override Order of operations (AutoIt's OoO). As I have said above, Order of Operations are important here and different programming languages have different OoO (at least I think they do...) Not $var = '' will still evaluate to False because $var = '' is evaluated before Not P.S I have even tested it to make sure that $var is False.

The inner-child inside me will never go away

blog? I thought it was a pastebin service on steroids operated by GitHub . P.S I had already written post #296 a few days ago but I lost the content because of this buggy forum editor, I was really frustrated and I did not have the patience to re-write the whole thing... so I wrote the post again today. This is the reason why this post is separate from the previous one.

Yes, I agree that I was exaggerating by labelling it as "almost useless", I do not have any proper words to describe it. Yes, I believe in being organized . On a more serious note: licensing is one of the most important steps when you are making something open source, without it, it isn't open source or free! Nope, I disagree. Why would it make harder to remember AutoIt forum, wiki etc? @guinness Hmm, that never occurred to me, doesn't using double equal only make the comparison case-sensitive? or is there something I am missing here... Can't agree more on that though

@Rizonetech You better contact him at his website since he hasn't visited the forum since 2012...

I think the string comparison converts the character to its decimal equivalent before comparing... just a guess, I have not done any SQL

I created an issue at your repository

Nice example bud