This creates an EXE file of the same base filename as the script, which appears after a short time in the same directory. ahk file and select "Compile Script" (only available if the script compiler option was chosen when AutoHotkey was installed). Right-click: Within an open Explorer window, you can right-click any. This works only in the GUI interface for the command line, use the /NoDecompile switch instead.Ģ. In v1.0.46.10+, the password N/A may be specified within the GUI interface to prevent exe2ahk from being able to decompile the script. In fact, a compiled script is slightly slower to launch because it must first be decrypted and decompressed into memory, after which it is optimized just like a normal script.Īhk2Exe can be used in the following ways:ġ. The compilation process compresses and encrypts all of the following: the script, any files it includes, and any files it has incorporated via the FileInstall command.Ĭompiling does not improve the performance of a script. Once a script is compiled, it becomes a standalone executable that is, it can be used even on machines where AutoHotkey is not installed (and such EXEs can be distributed or sold with no restrictions). AutoIt v2 scripts are not supported, so if necessary, first auto-convert your.
I saw some mention that AHK_L can be decompiled with this:Ĭopied from the Help file of the version of AHK that I have installed:Ī script compiler (courtesy of Jonathan Bennett's AutoIt v3 source code) is included with the program. I'm going to start studying the threads and see if I can get this last issue settled and this will be golden. However, the bad news is that VirusTotal is still showing one false virus.īut this is farther than I've gotten before. I have disabled all compressors, mpress and UPX, but I still cannot decompile.
I'm not sure what's going on but I cannot decompile a script compiled with this tool. Latest version at the end of the thread, explanation at the start.-justice (December 03, 2013, 07:58 AM) How are these AutoHotkey script protected? ATTENTION: You are viewing a page formatted for mobile devices to view the full web page, click HERE.
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