AutoIt Portable

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Re: AutoIt Portable

#16 Post by guinness »

OK, strange because I thought I had fixed that problem. Try downloading AutoIt Portable again (I've made a minor fix.)

And what you described is how it should work, you select the file and it sends it to SciTE. And what I do when testing Scripts is just save a dummy file alleviating the problem since I just copy, paste & run. :D

Plus, why not check out SciTE Hopper too ;)

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#17 Post by joby_toss »

When the list pops-up, I double click the example I want and it opens.
This is not working for you?
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Firewrath wrote: Hrm, i did that, idk what its supposed to do though, :P
but it still didnt let me run code without saving the file, ...and gave me a bunch of errors when i tried to run a saved file, (and yes i changed the directory bit, :P)
Thanks anyways though,
Sorry I mixed up/misread your post; I thought you wanted to run without compiling which is what command.go does but yes the file has to be saved.

I use that command Go (F5) to run 'random' scripts/saved files all the time without error.

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Re: AutoIt Portable

#19 Post by guinness »

When the list pops-up, I double click the example I want and it opens.
This is not working for you?
So it appears to be Fixed then. I wonder if it works for Firewrath?!

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#20 Post by joby_toss »

It appears it doesn't even need to be a double click; a single left click is enough. :oops:

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Re: AutoIt Portable

#21 Post by guinness »

I knew you would figure it out ;) I can make it a double-click if you want?

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#22 Post by joby_toss »

You don't have to, really, thanks! :)

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Re: AutoIt Portable

#23 Post by Firewrath »

Doing this REALLY quick here, :P
guinness wrote:
When the list pops-up, I double click the example I want and it opens.
This is not working for you?
So it appears to be Fixed then. I wonder if it works for Firewrath?!
Yup, it works now, Thanks ^-^
but:
guinness wrote:I can make it a double-click if you want?
i think you should, it would prevent accidental clicks from opening a file, but thats just IMO,

and i'll look into this 'SciTE Hopper' thing ...err later on, ...sometime. :P
though i might test it sooner if i can just to see if it works,

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#24 Post by guinness »

SciTE Hopper is what I use everyday to jump between Functions, imagine in DropIt there is something like 120+ Functions so SciTE Hopper really takes the strain out of scrolling! :D And you can Export the .au3 to HTML, PDF & RTF plus listing all the Functions to a text file. Oh and did I mention its Open Source :D

And I will add the double-click sometime next week now.

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Re: AutoIt Portable

#25 Post by guinness »

Uploaded a new Version with the feature of toggling from double-click to single-click. Let me know what you think :mrgreen:

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#26 Post by webfork »

Added a link to the program description: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=50

Edit: After tweaking the entry like 5 times, the wording still seems a bit off so feedback / additions are welcome.

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Re: AutoIt Portable

#27 Post by guinness »

The final version seems fine to me. Thanks for adding AutoIt Portable to the entry :)

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Re: AutoIt Portable

#28 Post by Firewrath »

guinness wrote:Uploaded a new Version with the feature of toggling from double-click to single-click. Let me know what you think :mrgreen:
I like it, ^-^
...but ;)

mebey when you double click to open an example file, the menu should close?
or hide/minimize, with someway to bring it back to the front again, ofcourse,

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#29 Post by guinness »

mebey when you double click to open an example file, the menu should close?
or hide/minimize, with someway to bring it back to the front again, ofcourse,
I don't mind adding that at all, but this is OpenSource so of course you can add it yourself since I take it you know AutoIt ;)

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Re: AutoIt Portable

#30 Post by guinness »

Today I started developing an addon on to AutoIt Portable which will create a Portable version of AutoIt automatically, all you have to do is run the program and drop both files onto the program. I will upload once I've completed testing it.

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