AndiCang

"This plugin expands the cryptographic functions available in AutoPlay Media Studio, Setup Factory, TrueUpdate and Visual Patch with new actions, providing strong encryption.
Additional encryption algorithms
256-bit AES (Advanced Encryption Standard), for string and file operations
168-bit 3DES (Triple Data Encryption Standard), for string and file operations
256-bit Twofish encryption, for string and file operations
256-bit Rijndael, for string operations compatible with the .NET Framework (can be used for communicating with Web Services!)
256-bit AES encryption, compatible with PHP 256-bit AES mcrypt and mdecrypt functions, for processing strings
Action Wizard
Action Properties Dialog
Eval × Full version comparison"

"With this plugin, users of AutoPlay Media Studio, Setup Factory, TrueUpdate and Visual Patch can perform character transformations between different types of encodings. This plugin recognizes 76 different encodings that can be used in transformations of strings and files.

This plugin is an expanded and more powerful version of the free Unicode actions plugin, which you also can find on this same web site.

Besides the functions available in the Unicode plugin, this version also features functions to convert strings directly from one encoding to another, as well as text file conversions without the need to import them into strings or tables and then write them back to disk.

Action Wizard
Action Properties Dialog
Unicode × Encoding
Greek
Russian"

"This actions plugin enables the developer to connect to SSL/TLS-secured FTP servers to transfer files. FTPS is not the same as FTP over a SSH channel, known as SFTP.

    Action Wizard
    Action Properties Dialog
    Requirements"

"After enabling this custom plugin in your project, four new actions will become available for the HTTP object:

    HTTP.SubmitMultipart()
    HTTP.SubmitSecureMultipart()
    HTTP.ResumeDownload()
    HTTP.ResumeDownloadSecure()"

"This tiny actions plugin (just 90 KB for Lua 5.1) allows you to determine the language of the operating system your application is running on. The action return a table with the Language ID codes as used in AutoPlay Media Studio or Setup Factory.

The default action System.GetDefaultLangID() returns the primary and secondary language as adjusted in the "Current language for non-Unicode programs" setting, the system locale, found in the Control Panel, under Region and Language > Administrative:

This plugin complements the former action, adding two new functions to check for the original language of Windows when it was installed (the "install language"), and the current display language, if a language pack was applied and is selected for the current user.
As you can see, the display language (used for the interface) may be different to the current language for non-Unicode programs, in other words, the system locale may be different from the Windows display language, because a multilingual user interface pack (MUI) or a Windows language pack (LIP) was applied:

This sample shows that the regional settings are adjusted for Brazilian Portuguese (primary language id 22, secondary language id 1), however the display language is US-English (primary language id 9, secondary 1).

This other sample shows that the regional settings are adjusted again for Portuguese (22), the original installation language of Windows was English (9), and the language currently being used for the user interface is German (primary language id 7, secondary language 1). It is up to you to decide which of the three available language codes should be used to determine which language to use in your application.

It is required to set the system locale to the same language of the text you are attempting to show in Input fields, Comboboxes or Listboxes. These Windows controls may not show the captions correctly if the display language and system locale are using different charsets. For example, using a system locale of 9 (English) and a display language set to 25 (Russian) does not work, as these languages are not using the same charsets (one uses Cyrillic, the other the Western alphabet). To avoid this kind of problem, System.GetDefaultLangID() use the system locale, and not the installation or display language."

"This actions plugin adds new functions to the existing Math object. Specifically, with this plugin you will be able to perform bitwise operations (not, and, or, xor, shift) on decimal numbers. It also adds a function to show decimals as hexadecimals.
Action Wizard
Actions
Action Properties Dialog
Requirement"