Missing subfolder tmpscrpts about lintalist HOT 4 CLOSED

OK. Thank you for explaining. I have installed AH properly, but it is just portable and not installed through the installer. In any case, I will just run Lintalist as a AHK file. It is a handy program!

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Thank you for reporting this issue, should be fixed in this new release https://github.com/lintalist/lintalist/releases/tag/v1.0.2

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I receive "tmpScript.ahk not found" error when running a Lintalist.exe that I have compiled, but no error when I run Lintalist.ahk directly. The error occurs when trying to execute a text shortcut for a Lintalist entry in a bundle that is triggered by a window title.

Lintalist version 1.9.8.2

Operating system           : Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 
OS version                 : 6.1.7601
Service pack major version : 1
Service pack minor version : 0
Free physical memory       : 11912476
Total physical memory      : 17052119040
PC manufacturer            : TOSHIBA
PC model                   : PORTEGE R930
CPU                        : Intel64 Family 6 Model 58 Stepping 9
OS bitness                 : 64
CPU bitness                : 64
BIOS manufacturer          : TOSHIBA
BIOS name                  : Default System BIOS
BIOS version               : Version 6.80  
Motherboard manufacturer   : TOSHIBA
Motherboard product        : PORTEGE R930
Motherboard version        : Version A0
Display                    : Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000
Display width              : 1024
Display height             : 768
DPI                        : 120

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That is because Lintalist.ahk isn't meant to be compiled as such. If you are running lintalist.ahk (or lintalist.exe provided in the ZIP download, which is simply a renamed autohotkey.exe) it uses AutoHotkey to run scripts. If you compile the script and AutoHotkey isn't properly installed on the target computer it can't run scripts as there is no autohotkey.exe present.

A_AhkPath: For non-compiled scripts: The full path and name of the EXE file that is actually running the current script. For example: C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe
For compiled scripts: The same as the above except the AutoHotkey directory is discovered via the registry entry HKLM\SOFTWARE\AutoHotkey\InstallDir. If there is no such entry, A_AhkPath is blank.
Source: https://autohotkey.com/docs/Variables.htm#BuiltIn

I never took into account for lintalist.ahk to be compiled so apart from it not being able to run scripts in some situations, there will be other parts of the script that might not perform as expected. I will not prepare or modify lintalist.ahk for it to be compiled.

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