#~ Lua script version: 0.4

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#~  File:   alternate.help.properties
#~
#~  Save this file in the same folder as the "SciTEUser.properties" file.
#~  This is normally: "C:\Users\_U_S_E_R_\AppData\Local\AutoIt v3\SciTE"
#~
#~  Add this line to the beginning of the "SciTEUser.properties" file:   import alternate.help
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#~ We assume that each UDF function has a prefix like: "_" & "1 or more literals" & "_".
#~ The search for the assigned help file follows this pattern.
#~ 		**changed: see "#~ Differing Prefix"
#~ If there is no match, the default Autoit3Help is called.

#~ "/funcs" is used as the default storage path for the "function name.htm" within the *.CHM.
#~ If a help file is structured differently, this can be defined in the property "chm.func.root.PREFIX".
#~ e.g.: chm.func.root._WINHTTP=/html/functions
#~ If the default root path is used, this property does not need to be specified.

#~ We need to override the au3-help-call
# Commands to for Help F1
#~ command.help.$(au3)=$(SciteDefaultHome)\..\Autoit3Help.exe "$(CurrentWord)"
#~ command.help.subsystem.$(au3)=2

# New call:                       --- SET YOUR PATH HERE ---
#~ command.help.$(au3)=dofile C:\\CODE\\Lua\\alternate.help.lua
#~ command.help.subsystem.$(au3)=3
command.help.$(au3)="C:\Users\BugFix\Downloads\Advanced.Help 1.4\call.advanced.help.exe" "C:\CODE\Lua\advanced.help.lua"
#~ command.help.$(au3)="C:\CODE\AutoIt\TEST\call.advanced.help.exe" "C:\CODE\Lua\advanced.help.lua"
command.help.subsystem.$(au3)=2

#~ You can define a folder where all your help files will be stored.
chm.mainfolder=C:\CODE\AutoIt\helpfiles


#~ Define all paths as: "chm.path.prefix_value=Path".
#~ The "prefix_value" defines the specific first characters of the UDF functions ("_AD_, _OL_").
#~ IMPORTANT!
#~ 		The path to the help file must never contain a space!!
#~ 		Regardless of whether the prefix of the UDF consists of upper/lower case letters: Upper case letters must always be used in the properties!

#~ Active Directory
#~ If "chm.mainfolder" is used, you can apply it like this:
chm.path._AD_=$(chm.mainfolder)\AD\AD.chm
#~ otherwise use the full path:
#~ chm.path._AD_=C:\CODE\AutoIt\helpfiles\AD.chm
udf.path._AD_=C:\CODE\AutoIt\FREMD_CODE\AD 1.6.0.0\AD.au3
#~ root can also be omitted, as the default path is used
chm.func.root._AD_=/funcs


#~ OutlookEX
chm.path._OL_=$(chm.mainfolder)\OL\OutlookEX.CHM
udf.path._OL_=C:\CODE\AutoIt\FREMD_CODE\OutlookEX 1.7.0.0\OutlookEX.au3|C:\CODE\AutoIt\FREMD_CODE\OutlookEX 1.7.0.0\OutlookEX_Base.au3

#~ WinHttp
chm.path._WINHTTP=$(chm.mainfolder)\WinHttp\WinHttp.CHM
chm.func.root._WINHTTP=/html/functions
udf.path._WINHTTP=C:\CODE\User_Include\WinHttp.au3

#~ Differing Prefix
#~ To recognise a UDF whose base name is not delimited by an underscore.
#~ The base names of this UDF are additionally listed here, separated by "|".
differing.prefixes=_WinHttp

#~ If you have a very long base path for multiple UDF, you can create a separate property just for that use for better readability:
#~ udf.path.base=C:\CODE\AutoIt\FREMD_CODE\OutlookEX 1.7.0.0
#~ udf.path._OL_=$(udf.path.base)\OutlookEX.au3|$(udf.path.base)\OutlookEX_Base.au3