Joey Gentry
Joey Gentry
Not sure if it is relevant but let info = try? typeInfo(of: UIViewController.self) will return nil. The error being "couldNotGetTypeInfo". I assume this is because "Runtime.Kind.objCClassWrapper" is not supported.
Update: I was able to get objC classes to work by adding support for an ObjCWrapper. I am now able to createInstance on things like UIViewController and UIButtons. As for...
Seems after getting an object created and such I still cant set the values of a swift class that inherits from UIViewController. (Same code as above). No error it just...
Further research into this suggest it may because we need to account for the super class when dealing with the field offsets. I was able to detect that the first...
Do you know what the compatibility is on this? I want to make sure this works with all versions of windows. Can you think of a way to make this...
Make sure you get the latest version of autohotkey. On Sunday, December 7, 2014, quinnjamin [email protected] wrote: > At first it says "Error at line 15. The following variable name...
I have no idea what could cause this. Maybe someone can google the general issue in the mean time. I will take a harder look at this when I get...
Try the version from this site btw. http://ahkscript.org/
awesome. Thanks for letting me know. On Sun, Dec 28, 2014 at 1:29 AM, wolcano [email protected] wrote: > Script works with Autohotkey v1.1.17.0 downloaded from > http://ahkscript.org/download/ > I tested...