thearkive/ahk-pi

AHK Portable Installer

ahk-pi's Issues

Size issue - Cropped buttons

Running your provided compiled version (v1.5) in the lower left corner are cropped buttons ... either the dialog box is to big or to small ...

Ahk2Exe > Context Menu "Compile" handling needs to be more intuitive

I'll make a separate handler, probably an EXE, maybe an AHK script, that will modify the LastScriptDir reg entry so that Ahk2Exe can be directly opened with just the script and .bin preloaded.

This will hopefully make it faster to quickly compile multiple versions of a script (32/64 bit, etc).

Other changes to document:

• added path text below ListView, and tooltips in case path is longer than the display
• added confirmation dialog for Uninstall button
• changed Installed: indicator text to a borderless edit control so it can be easily copied
• no longer writing to HKLM\Software\AutoHotkey - HKCU\Software\AutoHotkey instead
• fixed registry writing issues

Folder name format

In your current Readme.md (Commit-Id: 9ef1a85) you wrote (chapter "Basic Setup"):

Folder Name format:
name version
a.) AutoHotkey vX.XX.XXX
b.) AutoHotkey_H vX.XX.XXX
c.) AutoHtokey vX.X-zXXX-ffffff

1.) I assume the first line a.) should represent the AutoHotkey v1-Versioning scheme. Your proposed/documented naming scheme is incomplete as the current V1-Versioning scheme consists of 4 parts: 1.1.32.00 .... you missed the last part, which is used to introduce subversions.

2.) The second line b.) should be used for AutoHotkey_H. This is also implemented/documented incompletely as AutoHotkey_H provides v1 and a v2 support, which are corresponding the standard AutoHotkey versions. So there should be support for both versioning scheme variants:

• AutoHotkey_H vX.XX.XXX.XX
• AutoHotkey_H vX.X-zXXX-ffffff
  (maybe fffff should be omitted, as it represents the commit-Id of the standard AutoHotkey V2 version - and not of AutoHotkey_H V2...)

3.) The third line c.) has an typo (AutoHtokey ....)

Sorry for nitpicking, but esp. the basic documentation should be as precise as possible to allow noobs an easy start.