Rust script suddenly running abnormally

[wylbor]

I'm having an issue with my Script (or AHK, i don't know) and if anyone could help me I will be forever grateful.

The script should move my mouse when Ctrl and LButton is pressed with a loop and a break when Ctrl is released, but instead it keeps an Infinite Loop, forcing me to abort the script.
It is worth remembering that the script worked correctly for a long time, it began to happen suddenly.

I've tried some small variations with Loop (including Loop with number), Break and etc but despite solving the problem of "infinite loop" the Script does not work the desired way. I have already tried to uninstall AHK and install other versions but it did not read my script any more normally.

On other machines it works perfectly. Any suggestions?

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#NoEnv
SendMode Input

~F6::Suspend

~F2::ExitApp

LCtrl & ~LButton::
loop
	If GetKeyState("LButton", "LCtrl") {
		Sleep, 5
		moveAmount := (moveAmount = 2) ? 1 : -1
 		mouseXY(moveAmount,3.4)
		
	}
	else
	break

	
Return



mouseXY(x,y)
{
DllCall("mouse_event",int,2,int,x,int,y,uint,0.5,uint,0.5)
}

[swagfag]

What constitutes "running abnormally"? You haven't explained.

[wylbor]

What constitutes "running abnormally"? You haven't explained.

u're right, sorry. I'll edit the main post.

The script should move my mouse when Ctrl and LButton is pressed with a loop and a break when Ctrl is released, but instead it keeps an Infinite Loop, forcing me to abort the script.

It is worth remembering that the script worked correctly for a long time, this happened suddenly.

[swagfag]

i figure rust could do with one scripter less, but ill give you a hint regardless. There are 2 errors in

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If GetKeyState("LButton", "LCtrl") {

and

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DllCall("mouse_event",int,2,int,x,int,y,uint,0.5,uint,0.5)

Should be easy to spot, considering you wrote the script.

..you did write the script, right?

[wylbor]

I wish it had been me, haha. I'm still learning about scripting so i can't understand everything yet.

I've noticed that I can use this way too:

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	If GetKeyState("LButton") {

But the same problem still persists.
I'd like to know why this script works normally on other computers

EDIT

I had made some changes and now it looks like everything is working as intended (I need a testing time to be sure).

I'm using this format right now:

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#MaxHotKeysPerInterval	200000000
#NoEnv
SendMode Input

~F6::Suspend

~F2::ExitApp

~RButton & ~LButton::
Loop
	If GetKeyState("LButton") {
		Sleep, 5
		moveAmount := (moveAmount = 2) ? 1 : -1
 		mouseXY(moveAmount,3.4)
		break
	}


	
Return



mouseXY(x,y)
{
DllCall("mouse_event",int,2,int,x,int,y,uint,0.5,uint,0.5)
}

EDIT 2

It was a great advance but there is still something to understand. Now the script works as I wanted, but then the action continues until I press the LButton again (I press once to start and I must press another to stop, when in fact I want to proceed until LButton is released.)