CHANGELOG

Revision 10

announcement by HotkeyIt
- Changed to portable mode so AutoHotkey.exe will look for AutoHotkey.ahk in same folder instead of My_Documents
- So if you rename AutoHotkey.exe to MyScript.exe it will look for MyScript.ahk.
ahkgetvar supports all variables now.
ahkFunction supports up to 10 parameters and can return a value now + DllCall will not return before function finished.
ahktextdll. Same as ahkdll but starts scripts from text. So no pipe is required anymore.
addScript. Same as addFile but works using text instead of file.
ahkTerminate. After calling ahkTerminate on your thread, start it again using ahkdll or ahktextdll.
Fixed no need for #Persistent in dll.
ExitApp in ahkdll will now destroy the script and hotkeys.
Added A_DllPath variable.
Fixed installing of hook for dll so all hotkeys and hotstring should work properly now, also after termination and reload.
FreeLibrary works now as well

created versions based on Chris' main branch 1.0.48.3 as well as the old 1.0.46L13 branch
Added builtin FindFunc() to facilitate use of Lexikos' LowLevel.ahk and code.ahk, see here
Updated addfile(), so when called with 2 as the 3rd parameter.
For ex. addfile("somefile.ahk", 1, 2)
simpleheap memory used by late included files upto this point is freed. Hotkeys, labels, and functions from the first call to addfile are retained.
If you want to create hotkeys in later include files that have already been defined, use a dynamic function call with the Hotkey command:
Hotkey, label, hotkey
also see post

modified fileappend, to send output to stderr, with "stderr" is specified as filename.
modified FileReadLine, to accept stdin for file. see this post
fixed import(...) to return a line pointer to the first newly added line
modified numget and numput to take numerical arguments for type in addition to the dllcall types. (number != dlltypesize)
made Lexikos' LowLevel machine code functions builtins: see this post
modified project file with compile settings for dll and exe for easier merging with main branch and AutoHotkey_L.

Merged with AutoHotkey v.1.0.48.03_L30
in addition to AutoHotkey.dll, created AutoHotkey_N.exe with
exported functions to access built in variables: ebiv.cpp
added function:
linepointer = Import(filename, aAllowDuplicateInclude = false, aIgnoreLoadFailure = false).
linepointer is a pointer to the first line in the imported script
If the 3rd parameter is > 1, then all currently loaded lines, functions, and labels are ignored starting now.
If you are going to reload particular hotkeys, use the Hotkey command rather than Hotkey labels.
i.e.
Hotkey, F2, mylabel, on ; this can be repeated in future import(script) calls
not
F2::msgbox ; this will crash the script if you import another script that uses the same hotkey label