I need help in this very simple script

[Makadi]

I have this script

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$LShift::
	Send, {LShift down}
	While GetKeyState("LShift", "P") {
		Sleep, 50
	}
	Send, {LShift up}
	if(A_PriorKey = "LShift"){
		Send, {c}
               
	}
return

it is simple if I pressed the Lshift up it sends {C} key if else it read which key I pressed with Lshift send that new command and cancel the send {C} key part
my problem is it does not cancel send {C} when I press Lshift+LButton

[evilC]

Most of this code seems kind of pointless. It is identical to:

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~$LShift up::
	if(A_PriorKey = "LShift"){
		Send, {c}
	}
return

I don't really understand your requirements though

[Makadi]

I use this code in GW2 some of my abilities are like shift+x shift+e shift+r
and I wanted to use the {shift} it self for my first ability so LShift up sends {c} which is my first ability key but if I used shift+(any thing) it cancel {c}
and this works fine except for when I press shift+LButton on my mouse it does not cancel send {c}

[Makadi]

you are right I used your script it still do the same thing but my problem still exists I want to cancel send {c} if I pressed Lshift+LButton

[evilC]

So you want to use Shift on it's own to send C, but still allow Shift+x etc?
Not as simple as it sounds. For example, if you hold Shift, then hit X, then release X, when you finally release Shift, it needs to know that you just released X and not to count the release of shift.

So basically, if you want to allow Shift+x and Shift+e, you would need to set a variable when shift+e activated, and each time shift is released, check if the variable is set, and if so, do not send C.

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last_press_was_shifted := 0

~Shift up::
	if (!last_press_was_shifted){
		;Tooltip SHIFT RELEASE - SEND C
		Send C
	}
	last_press_was_shifted := 0
	return

~+e::
~+x::
	;Tooltip % A_ThisHotkey
	last_press_was_shifted := 1
	return

^Esc::
	ExitApp