cRun : GUI to Check, compile & run an AutoIt script.

This is what I use to compile and run an AutoIt script.
I use Notepad++ to edit the au3 file and then use cRun.

Place cRun.exe in the "AutoIt folder" (the one that has AutoIt3.exe etc.), or in a sub-folder of the AutoIt folder.

If you think it's useful, attaching source and exe in zip.
Select a au3 file using the combo box, then click 'Compile'.

EDIT : If a ico file (with the same name) exists in the same folder as the au3 file, then cRun will use it when compiling.
i.e. if the autoit script is test.au3, the icon should be test.ico .

EDIT 2 : Update. Attached 20200625_cRun.zip (post 2)

Fixed a bug in the previous version - program would crash if number of files selected exceeded a certain limit.

Format of the ini file has also been changed. Sorry.

Attaching 20200625_cRun.zip

This post is not directly related to cRun.

Adding this because it may be useful to others. Here's what I found:

With a 64-bit Windows (modded/lited) or a 64-bit Windows PE :

- FileOpenDialog filters work ok with a 64-bit compiled AutoIt script (exe), but

- FileOpenDialog filters do not work ok with a 32-bit compiled AutoIt script (exe).

This seems to depend on whether "Windows Search" has been removed from Windows or the Windows PE.

So, if a working FileOpenDialog filter is what you want, retain "Windows Search".

It may be just one dll or reg entry, I'm too lazy to dig any further.