I'm developing a script that will require a few parameters, but I need to run with the debugger. Is there a way to set those parameters so they'll be available for the debug session?

Oh yeah, I didn't even think about themes. Yikes! Maybe I should create my own theme and simply move it to new computers.

I'm looking a doing something with record locking and it looks like they recommend using transaction versus auto-commits. Just curious if that is supported in any form?

I've got two different computers and they don't handle an image the same. It is a word of text with a checkbox next to it. One finds it on exact match, one doesn't. Okay, so small differences in fonts, I guess. If I try the CCOEFF img match it gives me false positives. I'm just trying to see if a ti...

So, on my development machine I had installed Clear Type fonts. Then when we got a production machine, it wasn't matching images because the fonts were different. Eventually I remembered why! Is there any way to find out what fonts Windows (7) is using on a given machine? When I distribute my compil...

Thanks! I will give it a shot.

Hmmm... maybe, although I wonder what that'd do to performance if, as the docs describe, it executes continuously. Does it allow the rest of the program to run?

Seems to be working better with the update. Woo hoo!

Is there any way to set a timeout threshold for, let's say 90 seconds, and then when that 90 seconds is up, transfer control to an event handler? Kind of like the OnEvent, but time-based? I was thinking that would be a way to see if I've gotten stuck somewhere with some unanticipated condition I hav...

I have a very large script and it'd be really nice to know which function call is missing a parameter as per this message: In general, it is kind of difficult to identify where errors are happening when you use include files. At least with my limited knowledge I have so far. Anything you can do to m...

So, got my huge script ready to release and went to compile it and got a blue screen of death. Tried again and this time it kicked off my anti-virus software and gave me this error. My script is pretty big. 5 include files, loads of images and some external files. Any thing I should know?

Marcus Tettmar wrote:Ah, you mean the wizards. Ok, got it thanks.

Also the indenting inside of SRT statements seems to default to 2 spaces.

Thanks! I went for this solution: //Match into m_1 //=============== //Use \K to discard what has been matched so far Let>string=This loan is locked by soAndso Let>Pattern=This loan is locked by \K\w+ RegEx>Pattern,string,0,m,nm,0 MDL>m_1 Additional question: Is it possible to expand on this to capt...

I want to extract a word out of this string String = This loan is locked by soAndso. I want to extract soAndso if the string matches: This loan is locked by... When I've used regexp in the past I'd usually just enclose the part I want to capture in parens, like this: pattern=This loan is locked by (...

Of course, just after I posted that question I found the FindWindowWithText SRT. I'll try out your script though!