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As WirlyWirly explained :tup: Maybe you should start reading a bit from Help [F1] There: Advanced Topics / Scripting The first few pages explain basics about script files ... Later on you can read parts you think you need, and (!) read (and understand) scripts of other people. It's a never ending pr...

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As far as I know it's rumored - that free extended support for one more year is / might be country dependent (i.e. not for all) - that with Rufus you can create a Win11 boot stick with options to install it on almost(!) every hardware (i.e. at least if it can run Win10. :tup: ) - though I've never t...

admin wrote: ↑22 Sep 2025 17:08 FINALLY! (off booking a holiday...)

But not longer than 2 days

OK - congratulations all the time

Thanks for the quick fix

Glad that my description was close to the real reason.
Had thought about some more testing, but I knew you are in advantage
...having the source

Hi, I've found a :bug: on a rare situation with gettoken(): If: - the seperator is <crlf> :!: - flags is 1: return from start :!: - the last 2 tokens in the token-list are empty - index is -2 or smaller :arrow: one separator (and for index < 2 the last token) are missing The included script works *O...

You are convinced you tried Various Information?

Did you see admin's 2) ??

you should read:
XY Help / Advanced Topics / Scripting / Comments

And you could have a look in other users scripts - you could always learn something.
(This never ends ... ... )

Just to verify: did you, after one half of files didn't show the problem, continue with the other half of files?

Hm - for me it's clear: you don't see the hamburger.
(Just guessing )

Congratulations

Just to say: for often used scripts I directly use the XY-script folder. For tests I created a subfolder \test there. (More subfolders like \sub etc. can help on organization.) For a test I create a file, say tst1.xys in <xyscript>\test. Select this file in one pane - 'Enter' starts an editor on it....

I couldn't expect more!

So thanks,
and much luck with TB and 64bit!

Hey - I'm just missing something... With explode() we can fill a list into an indexed array. I'd need the ability to fill a list with elements like 'name1=value1' into an associative array. E.g.: the output of SetLayout(, ';') Result would be like Explode($Apane[], SetLayout(, ';'), ';', 'a'); // 'a...