I don't get the compile error if I set the EasyPatterns flag to 1. I did not use brackets [...] Let>str=abcd %CRLF% hhjh jhj {select hgh %CRLF% hh=!3j h %CRLF% jh ? }jdjk jdkj jkj %CRLF% {nb bb hjdh %CRLF%%CRLF% nb jkj}%CRLF% Let>pattern=(?<={.+?)\r\n(?=.+?}) RegEx>pattern,str,1,match_array,num,1,~,...

Confirmed that v12build24 fixed the problem for Steen's script under Windows XP SP3. Tried Trace and also stepping thru each line.

Gale

Hi Steen, I tried out your script under Windows XP SP3 using MS v11. I don't get the same symptoms as you, but the script does not work properly. When in debug you should see the insides of the include files as you step through the script. This limitation to the include statement has been documented...

Hi SteenJakobsen, The problem might be inside MacroBegin.scp and MacroEnd.scp. Try replacing the contents of those scripts with a simple messagemodal statment. Do you get the same error? Remember, when you run in debug you are running a temp copy of the script with a ".dlg" suffix rather than ".scp"...

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Gale

Do you have "Refocus Windows" on in the debugger menu?

Gale

Hi wjfinniganjds, The user documentation does not say whether IfWindowOpen works with your WW_TIMEOUT setting. To be sure, precede it with a WaitWindowOpen command. Also set WF_TYPE to 2 so it will look for a visible window. Try putting in a ScreenCapture at the point of failure so you can see what ...

Hi gummybear,

Each macro has its own variable scope, so nesting is OK.

It is subroutines within a macro that have global scope and you run into the nesting problem you describe.

With Macro Scheduler v12, subroutines with local scope will be possible as well.


Gale

Hi xavierlh1,

Have you tried leaving the Windows Task Manager open to see what application or process stops sometime after the Audition window closes?

Gale

Hi TimTom, Are MouseMoveRel and MouseMove not moving the cursor at all, or are they moving the cursor to the wrong location? Try putting a longer wait after each move so you can see the cursor. You may need to adjust the coordinates. Has anything else changed? Like a new computer, new Windows, new b...

Hi SteenJakobsen, I don't have a dual monitor setup so I am not sure if your request is possible. It may be that a dual monitor behaves in some ways like one doubly sized monitor. I believe some of the problems you describe also occur with a single monitor. You can run the script from the editor in ...

Hi Bearhunter,

Try placing the OnEvent outside SRT>Event. I usually place all the OnEvents at the top of my script. Then the SRTs. Then the rest of the script.

I'm not sure how OnEvents are loaded, but I suspect it was not loaded when you pressed the Esc key.


Gale

Hi sjewins,

I did not need a goto after the SRT.


Gale

Hi JRL, FindWindowWithText uses the same routines as the View System Windows tool. If the window title or class of the child object remains the same you might be able to find it. GetActiveWindow with GAW_TYPE will retrieve info about the active child window of the currently active top level window. ...

Another variation of the switch it on/off is to do the extra checks only when the script editor is open. That gives you a chance to get it right and not have the overhead when running it normally. I think this kind of problem is most likely to occur in shops with several developers sharing the same ...