How do I use tuncay's libraries? Topic is solved

[dxdy]

Hi.
I found this:
https://github.com/dufferzafar/Autohotk ... master/lib
(tunkey's standard library) and would like to use it in a macro (hotkey to set current windows's affinity).

That's the code:

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#Include D:\Autohotkey\tuncay\Affinity.ahk

#^F1::
WinGet, var, PID, A
Affinity_Set( 1, var )
return

I am getting an error about PAM and SAM variables not having a value. What are these?
What's the best place I could store the library, so that #Include is not necessary?

Including this way:

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#Include D:\Autohotkey\tuncay

doesn't seem to work at al.

[joedf]

You have the include correct. It could for AHK v1.0?
Im not sure... I havent used this library before. After a quick search, you may want to try the code on this page?
http://www.donationcoder.com/forum/inde ... 2#msg60982

[dxdy]

Hey, thanks for a reply.
I sorted this out.

The solution was...
..to disable warnings by replacing Warn with ;Warn.

I have another issue though.
I'd like to store a variable in memory, persistently. E.g. Windows+Ctrl+F1 changes x01 from 0 to 1.
Then, in another shortcut, I can use the x01 value.

By using F1 through F12 and x01 through x12, I could store the list of desired threads I want to give to the application, and set the affinity accordingly:
WIN+CTRL+F1: sets x01 to 1
WIN+CTRL+F2: sets x02 to 1
WIN+CTRL+F7: sets x07 to 1
WIN+CTRL+ENTER: reads x01, x02, x07 and gives active application first, second, and seventh thread.

[joedf]

I’m not sure what you mean by persistently .
Why not simply have the application running in the background and store it in a normal variable?

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#^F1::
; do stuff
Variable = 7
Return