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  1. @ferbfletcher Ah, I made my hypothesis: StdoutRead is not leaking memory, It needs to store all the output of 2 billion characters per hour, multiplied by 12 gives you 24 billion characters... when you call StdoutRead needs to store all the characters internally to return them when called... Since you have recompiled it, lets see what happens...
  2. @Zohar I am trying to locate the documentation but I can't find it... I will keep trying P.S Thanks for fixing my name
  3. @Zohar Oh , Well, you can check IE's COM documentation and get the appropriate parameters to extract the full HTML code TD P.S I am not The Doctor! D stands for Damon which is my name
  4. Try this: _IEDocReadHTML($oIE)TD
  5. @czardas A program could do that , A flat file maybe...
  6. @BrewManNH I think he said that his files range from 400 600 MB to 4 GB , I think its possible to highly compress them with an reliable compressor (like 7zip)
  7. You should read the documentation for FileOpen, concentrate on the mode parameter (2nd parameter), Make sure that you use the file handle this time! TD
  8. @Jewtus Junk characters? Does the file contain foreign characters? This happens when AutoIt parses a text file in the wrong encoding
  9. I need some information to make my hypothesis: 1. Did you try your code with latest version of AutoIt? 2. How much output does "mycommand.exe" produce in 1 hour? Does the rate of output remains constant? If not, give me the peak rate of the output. TD
  10. Looks like you forgot a closing " (Quotation mark)
  11. My pleasure
  12. $iRandomNumber = Random(1, 3, 1) Switch $iRandomNumber Case 1 ; Code Case 2 ; Code Case 3 ; Code EndSwitch
  13. OnAutoItExitRegister("MyFunc") Func MyFunc() ; Your code here EndFunc
  14. Hmmm... Looks nice , Why are you trying to make a PC assistant? [joke]Isn't Cortana enough for us[/joke]? , I would like a Name tied to a program, when I say "Launch <name>" it should launch the program tied to the name, for example Notepad will be tied to notepad.exe, when I say "Launch Notepad" it should launch Notepad TD P.S where is the 3rd screenshot?
  15. Ok, sorry if made a mistake, I am still learning . Appreciated for guiding me... TD
  16. @water I wanted to show him the usage of RunWait & /silent switch, TD P.S I am not TheCoder
  17. Simple, Easier to manage & update, Your data will be saved even if your database get corrupted... I have some positive feeling about not blobing... and, using Blobs in web apps is not a good idea, it will be too much for the server, instead use regular linking, TD
  18. I just say one thing, Don't blob.
  19. @EddieK RunWait can do the trick Just noticed that you want to click the finish button, there is an alternative, Use RunWait like this: RunWait("NwSapSetup.exe /silent") ; This will install the program in the background (waits until it finishes intalling) TD
  20. @nick2price You can use the AU3Info tool (Tools -> AU3Info in Full Installation of SciTE) to know the class of the window P.S You only need one of these: title/hWnd/class, Not all of them
  21. @nick2price Use Send('^c')^v means Ctrl + V not Ctrl+ C (as you would see in command prompt) TD Edit: WinActivate won't work, You need the title/hWnd/class of the window to activate the windows, Read the documentation for more info
  22. @nick2price Yep, That's what you do
  23. Try this: <?php $output = exec('C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\AutoIt3.exe test2.au3'); echo "<pre>$output</pre>"; TD
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