I've already posted about this over at the Autohotkey forum, but maybe someone here has seen this issue before.
I'm having a post-compile issue with one of my scripts.
I have the following two files:
ld.ahk
However, if I compile ld.ahk, which operation should build the code in the included lockdetect.ahk into the resulting .exe file, when I run the .exe, I get the behavior expected up until the script should try to run code included from LockDetect.ahk. This also happens if I copy the code manually from LockDetect.ahk to the top of ld.ahk.
I am using the very latest version of autohotkey, 1.0.48.05.
I'm having a post-compile issue with one of my scripts.
I have the following two files:
ld.ahk
Code: (autoit)
#include LockDetect.ahk
#NoTrayIcon
IfNotExist, LD_Settings.ini
IniWrite, ., LD_Settings.ini, logsettings, logpath
IniRead, LogPath, LD_Settings.ini, logsettings, logpath
FormatTime, StartTime,, MM-dd-yyyy_HH-mm-ss
FormatTime, StartTime1,, MM-dd-yyyy HH-mm-ss
PID := DllCall("GetCurrentProcessId")
LogFileName := A_ComputerName . "_" . StartTime . "_" . PID . ".txt"
LogFile := LogPath . "\\" . LogFileName
IfNotExist, %LogPath%
FileCreateDir, %LogPath%
FileAppend, Process %PID% started at %StartTime1% `n, %LogFile%
notify_lock_unlock()
on_lock()
{
Global LogFile
FormatTime, TimeString,, MM-dd-yyyy HH-mm-ss
FileAppend, Locked at %TimeString% `n, %LogFile%
}
on_unlock()
{
Global LogFile
FormatTime, TimeString,, MM-dd-yyyy HH-mm-ss
FileAppend, Unlocked at %TimeString% `n, %LogFile%
}Code: (autoit)
;---------------------------------------------------------------
;Notify Lock\Unlock
; This script monitors LockWorkstation calls
;
; If a change is detected it 'notifies' the calling script
; On Lock
; This script will call function "on_lock()"
; On Unlock
; This script will call fucntion "on_unlock()"
;IMPORTANT: The functions "on_lock()" and "on_unlock()" DO NOT
;exist in this script, they are to be created in the script that
;calls notify_lock_unlock() (presumably your main script)
;---------------------------------------------------------------
;Re-purposed by WTO605
;Last edited 2009-08-18 16:34 UTC
;---------------------------------------------------------------
;Based on Winamp_Lock_Pause by MrInferno
;Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 4:49 am
;Source: http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic9384.html
;---------------------------------------------------------------
;Winamp_Lock_Pause was/is based on script codes from "shimanov"
;Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2005 12:26 am
;Source: http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5359
;Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2005 9:14 pm
;Source: http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6755
;---------------------------------------------------------------
;Initialize global constants
WTS_SESSION_LOCK := 0x7
WTS_SESSION_UNLOCK := 0x8
NOTIFY_FOR_ALL_SESSIONS := 1
NOTIFY_FOR_THIS_SESSION := 0
WM_WTSSESSION_CHANGE := 0x02B1
notify_lock_unlock()
{
Global WM_WTSSESSION_CHANGE
Global NOTIFY_FOR_ALL_SESSION
hw_ahk := FindWindowEx( 0, 0, "AutoHotkey", a_ScriptFullPath " - AutoHotkey v" a_AhkVersion )
OnMessage( WM_WTSSESSION_CHANGE, "Handle_WTSSESSION_CHANGE" )
success := DllCall( "wtsapi32.dll\WTSRegisterSessionNotification", "uint", hw_ahk, "uint", NOTIFY_FOR_ALL_SESSIONS )
if( ErrorLevel OR ! success )
{
success := DllCall( "wtsapi32.dll\WTSUnRegisterSessionNotification", "uint", hw_ahk )
;If DLL registration fails, wait 20 seconds and try again
Sleep, 20000
notify_lock_unlock()
;MsgBox, [WTSRegisterSessionNotification] failed: EL = %ErrorLevel%
}
return
}
Handle_WTSSESSION_CHANGE( p_w, p_l, p_m, p_hw )
; p_w = wParam ;Session state change event
; p_l = lParam ;Session ID
; p_m = Msg ;WM_WTSSESSION_CHANGE
; p_hw = hWnd ;Handle to Window
{
Global WTS_SESSION_LOCK
Global WTS_SESSION_UNLOCK
If ( p_w = WTS_SESSION_LOCK )
{
on_lock()
}
Else If ( p_w = WTS_SESSION_UNLOCK )
{
on_unlock()
}
}
FindWindowEx( p_hw_parent, p_hw_child, p_class, p_title )
{
return, DllCall( "FindWindowEx", "uint", p_hw_parent, "uint", p_hw_child, "str", p_class, "str", p_title )
}However, if I compile ld.ahk, which operation should build the code in the included lockdetect.ahk into the resulting .exe file, when I run the .exe, I get the behavior expected up until the script should try to run code included from LockDetect.ahk. This also happens if I copy the code manually from LockDetect.ahk to the top of ld.ahk.
I am using the very latest version of autohotkey, 1.0.48.05.
The DllCall relied on having a valid hWnd for the script's window, but it was written based on the script running in the AutoHotkey interpreter, not compiled independently. The class was still the same, but the window title wouldn't match anymore because the title of a compiled Autohotkey script's window becomes the path to the executable (unless otherwise set).