u/Zardotab

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I'm trying to make a pop-up menu that calls various functions to do stuff, but seem to be having variable scoping problems. The command "MyMenu.Hide()" in the first function generates the error: "Global variable has not been assigned a value". Adding "global MyMenu" before it didn't help. Thanks in advance.

   #Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
   #SingleInstance Force
   ; Example showing a 3-button menu. 
   ; Press Windows Key + "/" to activate menu. Pound-sign means Windows-key.
   #/:: {
       MyMenu := Gui(, "Keystroke Menu")
       MyMenu.Opt("+AlwaysOnTop") ; Keeps menu visible
       ; Add buttons to the menu
       MyMenu.Add("Button", "w180", "Send Email Sign-off").OnEvent("Click", SendSignOff)
       MyMenu.Add("Button", "w180", "Send Date & Time").OnEvent("Click", SendDateTime)
       MyMenu.Add("Button", "w180", "Send Select All & Copy").OnEvent("Click", SendCopyAll)
       MyMenu.Show()
   }
   ; Function to hide menu
   HideMenu() {
       global MyMenu   ; added, but didn't help
       MyMenu.Hide()   ; PROBLEM LINE
       Sleep(100)      ; Wait for focus to return to document
   }
   ; Function for Button 1
   SendSignOff(GuiCtrlObj, Info) {
       HideMenu() ; Hide menu first
       SendInput("Best regards,{Enter}John Doe")
   }
   ; Functions for Button 2 & 3 not shown

Does anyone have direct experience using Copilot or Copilot-Pro to replace scaffolding tasks? If so, was it successful? What tier of Copilot did you use? How do you catch tricky bot hallucinations? (Also posted in DotNet sub-reddit)

Does anyone have direct experience using Copilot to replace scaffolding tasks? If so, was it successful? What tier of Copilot did you use? How do you catch tricky bot hallucinations?

\"I gotz commandments also, bub\"

I'm still having this problem. When I click on an image to view it, then close the viewer, it takes me back to the root of the "shared" folders instead of the folder with the image. The link is from a question that's 6 years old, and is in archive (read-only) mode now. I'm wondering if anyone has a new tip. I haven't tested on all image types, but it fails on PNG files at least. Thank You!

For those who dabbled in query languages other than SQL, what are features you liked that SQL lacks, and why did you like them? Could these features be added to SQL, or is it just a different philosophy? This question is sparked by this post about the longevity and durability of SQL as a standard, and the pondering over whether SQL can be unseated or side-seated by something notably better.

Possible languages to consider include but are not limited to: Tutorial-D variants such as Rel, QUEL (Ingres), SMEQL, Prolog, Datalog, and APL's lineage/variants. Experimental languages are acceptable if the concepts are made clear. You can include features of NoSql query languages if they are somehow applicable to relational databases. Do note relational tables can represent graphs, so you can throw in graph-oriented query features if you want. (Some commands may assume certain table structures are fed to them).