Ugh, wasted a few hours on that myself. It worked perfectly while debugging in Scite (which apparently uses the 32-bit version), but wouldn't do squat when I just double-clicked the script. My solution (and someone please tell me a better one) is to change the extension of scripts requiring the 32-b...

Anyone know how "WinSet, disable" actually "works" in the background? I'm trying to figure out how to do the same thing in another language. I'm assuming it's setting the window style, but I'm struggling to find the api for this. Thanks. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms632...

Want to make sure I'm understanding use case and usage: 1) Download script and run it. This pops up the "Catch Image To Text And Find Text Tool" box with "Catch", "Test", and "Copy" buttons. 2) Click the "Catch" button and the cursor is accompanied by a transparent red box. 3) Move the red box over ...

Yep, that was it. I neglected to realize I was dealing with an array of arrays.

Thanks for helping me find my thingy.

From the help: ; List the key-value pairs of an object: colours := Object("red", 0xFF0000, "blue", 0x0000FF, "green", 0x00FF00) ; The above expression could be used directly in place of "colours" below: for k, v in colours s .= k "=" v "`n" MsgBox % s This returns a populated MsgBox, as expected. Ho...

Hey, all, After writing a few scripts that trigger when other files are dropped on top of them, they were working as expected. Now, dragging and dropping onto a .ahk file does nothing. Just to make sure it wasn't me, I tried using the code from Example 6 here https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands...

Got it. Thanks.

Okay, I'm not getting it to work as proposed in Lexicos' comment. Please show me where my misunderstanding lies. (Short version, if I can get an #Include directive to include an ahk file in a library, just by saying "#Include [filename]" without having to do "#Include [filepath][filename]" then I'm ...

Sorry, yes, ... I read that as a rhetorical question setting up his point about readability. If #include will actually "include" any file in a Lib *without* having to have "#Include [path to lib]" before it, that would -- indeed -- solve my problem. I'll give that a shot when I get a moment. Thanks ...

Fair point, and I'm sure I'll find a happy medium somewhere in between. The issue I'm trying to fix is that my #Include files will need to be in different locations on different machines and, since #Include statements can't be conditional (e.g. On this machine point here, but on that machine point t...

Yep, you lost me there ... maybe someday.

For now, I can get by with something like this.

\lib\FooInclude.ahk Bar.ahk

Dang! I'm sure that seemed quite simple to you, but I really appreciate it. That makes life a ton easier. Yes, it's sort of like using #include, except that you can't dynamically change the #Include at run time, whereas \lib directories can be in different locations on different machines with differ...

Okay, we're not talking about the same thing then. Let me try to explain in more detail ... If I have a function "foo()", ... and it is the sole content of a file named "foo.ahk", ... and that file is in one of the library locations specified in the documentation (linked above), ... that *ordinarily...

Just to clarify then, this is something particular to the way OnMessage() operates then?
Because, for all other functions, the method explained here in the documentation for libraries works. https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/Functions.htm#lib

Hey, all Short version: I'm not having luck using OnMessage() to call a function from a function library. It only works if it's included in the script, either explicitly or via an #Include. Is that something that's simply not going to happen, or is there some "glue" missing somewhere? Example, using...