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  1. Or you can use the native TCP functions which are built into AutoIt! TCP functions are just like telnet for AutoIt ! Except that you use TCPSend instead of pressing enter . The greatest example is interacting with a IRC Server, you can do it in both Telnet and in AutoIt via the TCP functions. You can check my IRC UDF which does that: Good luck, TD .
  2. I know that those compilers convert the code to native machine code.... I know that our aut2exe does not do that . But AutoIt3Wrapper made by @Jos has an option to replace constants with their actual value... That might be somewhat of an advantage but its very useless if that constant is not hard coded in the script! (Like Control IDs of Controls in a GUI). I don't get what you are trying to say .
  3. @mLipok I forgot those 2 , Thanks for mentioning them .
  4. I just thought of this... Do Constants and Variables have any differences other than Constants cannot be changed? I know that Python does not have such things like Constants... But is there a difference between them? any advantages when using Constants whenever we can? The uses of Constants which I have discovered so far are: Coding practices (You know what things are not supposed to be changed while the program is running). Preventing code from modifying their value. So, is there anything more than what meets the eye? I think the developers of AutoIt can answer this question.
  5. I am running Windows 8.1, not sure if I have bash.exe
  6. I want NTUserPol.txt to study the file myself.
  7. And you can use WeTransfer to transport your goods, the files are stored for 7 days .
  8. Use an external image host like PIXHOSTER
  9. Use a Hex Editor (like HxD), Hex Editors don't mess up and only save the changes you made, no extra changes like Notepad or Notepad++ .
  10. @kcvinu Try my ancient Process UDF (link my sig). It captures the console output of an application...
  11. Damn, I missed that . That fact that I don't use F7 let me down . (I always right click and select Compile with Options). Will try that, Thanks for fast response .
  12. Hello, I was looking into the option of initiating the AutoIt3Wrapper.au3 script from the commandline to compile my script but I can't find any documentation regarding it's commandline parameters... I know that it has some commandline parameters but I don't know about them. I checked the AutoIt3Wrapper section in SciTE's help file but found nothing . Thanks in Advance, TD P.S I know that @Jos will answer my question
  13. And convert the binary input to a string using BinaryToString
  14. @kcvinu My pleasure Quotes in VB.Net are confusing . They need single quotes
  15. @kcvinu The path which you supplied to autoit3.exe is invalid and does not exists I see that you are doing AutoitCmd & Filename. Try doing this instead: AutoitCmd & ' "' & Filename & '"' I don't do VB.Net but its understandable so far P.S I recommend you to open another thread instead of using ISN AutoIt Studio's thread
  16. No problem @kcvinu, Feel free to PM or Chat with me if you encounter any problems regarding automating things . I have put a fair amount of effort on researching them when I was working on one of my early UDFs .
  17. @kcvinu Source: https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/intro/running.htm#CommandLine Good luck
  18. telnet is not installed by default, you have to install it manually... btw, I don't suggest using FileInstall on telnet.exe because there *might* be restrictions which don't allow redistribution of telnet.exe
  19. I would not say its the best... but its the best in my opinion is: AutoIt Form Studio 2 (which is a plugin bundled with ISN AutoIt Studio)
  20. @sparrow925 I just use the GitHub Desktop Client and SciTE.
  21. I recommend using the Aubergine theme with Liberation Mono font .
  22. Revision 2016 has ended... any updates or pics yet?
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