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MileHiDave - Please don't make any more posts that contain code without adding [code][/code] tags! Here is how you do it: add code tags.png The code, I think, should work now but I am still having issues: You keep saying this as if you feel confident in your grasp of AHK syntax, but the various thi...

You can try that. If you’re going to do that, then there’s no reason for the loop because the Reload will start it over before it has a chance to loop, so it’s like a built in loop: Menu, Tray, Icon, Icons\shell32_184.ico WinWait, ahk_class ApplicationFrameWindow ahk_exe ApplicationFrameHost.exe Win...

It only presses it down once, and it holds it down. That’s what you have the hotkey coded to do. You don’t have it set up to press the key over and over. Before the correction, it was releasing it immediately. Now it holds it down until you press Numpad1 again. Perhaps holding it down doesn’t have t...

For one thing, aren't you finding that your script immediately ends as soon as you run it? You would have to add Persistent at the top for it to continue running so the timer could keep going. And then, what are you trying to accomplish with the line below and why?

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…none of the solutions worked in all cases for me because the tool that I'm working on has some special requirements for CSV parsing: Users could save data from Excel with multi-line quoted values, so the file can have \n and \r\n line endings. Users could edit the CSV file from a text editor, so t...

Your example of malformed CSV is not appearing in OP’s example. This is one row: Test 1,"1 1 1" The breaks within it keep it within the same row because they are inside quote (making them all within the second cell of that row. Then there is a line break separating that row from the next one, which ...

You have it triggering the w hotkey when you send it from the Numpad1 hotkey’s routine, which causes it to release right after you send it. You say it used to work, but I don’t see how it could have. Change the ~w:: to ~$w:: to prevent it from getting triggered when sending the w down.

I don’t believe your example is malformed. They are just line breaks inside of a quoted field, so it should be handled with a well-written library.

This is a first cut at something that splits the lines appropriately and produces the desired output when quoted fields contain line breaks. Caveats are that it doesn't handle cases where the CSV file contains escaped quote characters (although that would be an easy modification), and it wouldn't be...

That is more complicated because you can't simply split strings on line breaks. You would have to write a function that doesn't split on line breaks if they are between a pair of quotation marks.

That’s not an AHK bug. Or at least that’s not a valid test of whether there is what might be considered an AHK bug. That’s a case that you used which the example script does not handle. That script is not a proper test of whether parsing using the CSV delimiter option works with line breaks because ...

The parameters in a function call are expressions, and you must use quotes around literal strings in expressions, so this line is incorrect: If WinExist(ScreenClippingWindow ahk_class AutoHotkeyGUI) Should be: If WinExist("ScreenClippingWindow ahk_class AutoHotkeyGUI") What you’ve done is concatenat...

I suppose that could help address the issue, but I don’t have experience with changing the language.

Do you realize that it's for clicks on the script's tray icon, not clicks in general? There's no reason for it to be so complex if it was just doing what simple hotkeys can do.

For that, you would use WinWait and WinWaitClose:

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Menu, Tray, Icon, Icons\shell32_184.ico

loop {
	WinWait, ahk_class ApplicationFrameWindow ahk_exe ApplicationFrameHost.exe
	WinMove,,, 2821, 153, 1476, 1044
	WinWaitClose
}

RGB is not a valid parameter for v2 because it already returns RGB format, unlike in v1. I don’t see that it’s necessarily an issue or causing what you’re seeing, though. You are getting the coordinates from the active window’s client position (default coord mode in v2) using coordinates taken from ...

The first one isn’t correct either unless you’re running it with v1. Do you see why?

Note that I edited it above to remove the WinTitle parameters from the WinMove and WinWaitNotActive. They're not needed because they use the LastFoundWindow which was found in the WinWaitActive command.

The hasMoved variable is only set to false when the window is not active. The window is not active all the time. But, on the times it is active, hasMoved stays as true after being moved. No, that is not correct. You used WinExist , not WinActive , so it will keep moving it as long as the window exi...

But it doesn’t move it only once. It moves it every other time because the variable keeps flipping from true to false and vice versa every time through the loop. What about the logic you set up makes you think it only does it once?

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