I used ahktextdll and defined ahk class and it's instance.
Then, on some event, I use ahkExec to write some values to instance properties and looks like properties aren't changed.
This may possibly be a bug.
Priviously i succsessfully used 1.1.10 Win32w.
I create class like this:
;==================
wr := new writer()
class writer
{
New() {
this.foo := ""
}
Delete() {...}
}
;there are also hotkeys holding execution
;==================
I acces properties like this:
;==================
wr.foo := "bar"
tmp := wr.foo
msgbox %tmp%
;==================
Hello. I'm using 1.1.13 Win32w version, which I get from http://www.autohotkey.net/~HotKeyIt/AutoHotkey/files/AutoHotkey-txt.html
I used ahktextdll and defined ahk class and it's instance. Then, on some event, I use ahkExec to write some values to instance properties and looks like properties aren't changed. This may possibly be a bug.
Priviously i succsessfully used 1.1.10 Win32w.
I create class like this: ;================== wr := new writer() class writer { New() { this.foo := "" } Delete() {...} } ;there are also hotkeys holding execution ;==================
I acces properties like this: ;================== wr.foo := "bar" tmp := wr.foo msgbox %tmp% ;==================