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Osprey

Just map a key or key combination to RControl, like so: +^LControl::RControl. If that doesn't work, you might try using these key codes for RControl: vkA3, sc11D

Osprey

Try this:

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#ifWinActive BlaBlaBla
	XButton1::
		send, {XButton1 down}
		KeyWait, XButton1
		send, {XButton1 up}		
	return

Osprey

You don't have Size defined anywhere, so it's equal to 0 when VarSetCapacity() uses it, which makes Data too small of a variable. I think that what you meant to do was VarSetCapacity(Data, FileS), was it not? That makes your code work.

Osprey

It works but is undone the moment that you release Ctrl. If you remove the ^ from the hotkey, it'll work.

Osprey

Yes, put it in place of your X1, Y1, X2 and Y2 assignments. Your INI file looks correct, as well.

Thanks, but my help is free.

Osprey

I just noticed your MsgBox % isFullScreen ? "Full Screen" : "Windowed" line, which is probably messing it up. Either remove that or try: #If WinActive("ahk_exe XYplorer") and isFullScreen = "Full Screen" 1::F8 or #If WinActive("ahk_exe XYplorer") and isWindowFullScreen("ahk_exe XYplorer") 1::F8 The ...

Osprey

You will need to include the images when you distribute the script. You can either leave them as is or, if you plan to compile your script into an executable, you can use the FileInstall command to embed them in the executable and extract them when the executable is run.

Osprey

You need to use the #If directives with hotkeys. Try this: #If WinActive("ahk_exe XYplorer") and isFullScreen 1::F8 Also, just FYI, when you use If(), what goes inside the parentheses must be in expression syntax, which means no % signs around variables (unless you're double dereferencing, but that'...

Osprey

If you mean that you're trying to do something like ra== in your INI file and it's not working, try replacing the Array := StrSplit(A_LoopField, "=") line with Array := StrSplit(A_LoopField, "=", , 2) . Yes, you can make the display area customizable according to values in an INI file. You can just ...

Osprey

I didn't realize that, gregster. Thanks for pointing that out. Unfortunately, it doesn't do my scripts any good because I use expressions and variables and can't convert my #If WinActive()s to #IfWinActive, but, for simple scripts, it might help (then again, for simple scripts, the performance impro...

Osprey

I, personally, would use #If WinActive() instead of #IfWinActive . It uses expression syntax, which is forward planning, and the WinActive() function supports variables and the ExcludeTitle and ExcludeText parameters. BTW, when you use #Include, the included script is merged at that place and AHK tr...

Osprey

Yes, just remove your SPELL_KEYMAP := {stuff} assignment and put the code that I gave (or the simpler code that A_AhkUser gave) below it, like so: #NoEnv #SingleInstance Force SendMode Input SetBatchLines -1 CoordMode Pixel *1::SetTimer WatchSpells, 10 *1 Up::SetTimer WatchSpells, Off WatchSpells() ...

Osprey

Actually, not the most recent/button press, but " (t)he most recently executed hotkey or non-auto-replace hotstring ". Since there is no hotkey defined in the code in the first post, it would always be blank. So, we are back at using the Wheeldown hotkey in the first place (I am not sure, if the or...

Osprey

If your WinWaits in the hotkeys script are just used to determine when the hotkeys trigger, you should use the #If directive, instead. For example: #If WinActive("My App") ; Put hotkeys for My App here #If WinActive("My Other App") ; Put hotkeys for My Other App here Those can be safely merged into ...

Osprey

It seems like what you need is A_ThisHotkey. It holds the most recent hotkey press. ~~A_PriorKey, as gregster pointed out, holds the second most recent press.~~ Edit: I was thinking of A_PriorHotkey. I mixed that up with A_PriorKey.

Osprey

Do you mean that, if the user chooses No, the call to Function3 should be skipped and the loop started from the top? If so, you can accomplish it like this: Loop, 5 { Function1() If Function2() Continue Function3() } Function1() { Msgbox, This is a good day. } Function2() { msgbox, 4,, Are you sure ...

Osprey

Is this all that you need?

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~F::
  Sleep, 5000
  Send, {F9}
Return

Osprey

It's likely because you have #NoEnv at the top of your script. That's recommended for new scripts and is automatically added when you choose to create a new AutoHotkey script. %appdata% is an environment variable and #NoEnv disables direct support for them for performance reasons. Either remove that...

Osprey

I shoud mention the following a one-liner string hack by Helgef : SetWorkingDir % A_ScriptDir IniRead, SPELLS, SPELL_KEYMAP.ini, SPELL_KEYMAP SPELL_KEYMAP := Object(StrSplit(SPELLS, ["=", "`n"])*) MsgBox % SPELL_KEYMAP.re That's quite nifty. I didn't realize that you could use Object that way. I'll...

Osprey

First, create the INI files, like so: [SPELL_KEYMAP] ra=1 sh=2 fe=3 re=4 ri=5 th=6 ti=7 Name that file SPELL_KEYMAP.ini (or change the filename in the following). Then, you could use the following to read all of the values at once: IniRead, SPELLS, SPELL_KEYMAP.ini, SPELL_KEYMAP ; Read all keys from...

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