SendInput function Topic is solved

[Zurydix]

Hello,

I'm new with AHK and I have a problem that I'm sure its stupid to solve but I didn't found how to

So I want to be able to use a macro if the checkbox is checked, this is working, but I added an Hotkey function who edit the macro.
Here,

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SendInput {m[1] "{" m[2] "} Down}

{m[1] "{" m[2] "} should be changed by the hotkey but it doesn't, when I use it, it just send Down Up Down Up......

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Gui, -Sysmenu
Gui, Add, GroupBox, x190 y39 w180 h110 , Others
Gui, Add, CheckBox, x195 y102 w90 h16 vReload gReload, Reload Cancel
Gui, Add, Hotkey, x290 y102 w40 h20 vReloadk gReloadk
Gui, Add, Button, x503 y5 w100 h30 gClose, Close
Gui, Show, x157 y151 h275 w610, test
Return

Reload:
Gui, Submit, NoHide
Return

Reloadk:
Gui, Submit, NoHide
Return

Close:
ExitApp

#If (Reload = 1)

	CapsLock::
	Gui, Submit, NoHide
	RegExMatch(Reloadk,"O)([\^+!]+|)(.*)", m)
	Loop
		{
		if not GetKeyState("CapsLock","P")
		break
		SendInput {Space Down}
		Sleep 020
		SendInput {Space Up}
		Sleep 047
		SendInput {m[1] "{" m[2] "} Down}
		Sleep 016
		SendInput {Space Down}
		Sleep 030
		SendInput {m[1] "{" m[2] "} Up}
		Sleep 031
		SendInput {Space Up}
		Sleep 020
		}
	return

Thanks if you can help

[Zurydix]

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[jeeswg]

Check your SendInput lines, they should look something like this:

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q::
m := ["a","b"]
SendInput, % "{" m[1] "}{" m[2] "}"
ToolTip, % "{" m[1] "}{" m[2] "}"
;MsgBox, % "{" m[1] "}{" m[2] "}"
return

Note: I've added some ToolTip/MsgBox lines that will allow you to check what the string you are going to use with SendInput, actually looks like.

[Guest]

Thanks for reply,

I changed to this :

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#If (Reload = 1)
	CapsLock::
	Gui, Submit, NoHide
	RegExMatch(Reloadk,"O)([\^+!]+|)(.*)", m)
	Loop
		{
		if not GetKeyState("CapsLock","P")
		break
		SendInput {Space Down}
		Sleep 020
		SendInput {Space Up}
		Sleep 047
		SendInput, % "{" m[1] "}{" m[2] "} Down}"
		Sleep 016
		SendInput {Space Down}
		Sleep 030
		SendInput, % "{" m[1] "}{" m[2] "} Up}"
		Sleep 031
		SendInput {Space Up}
		Sleep 020
		}
	return

Now the hotkey is working, but I want to set it down, or up and I don't find how to, I'm sure it's easy

When I use it I have something like

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 2 Down 2 Up 2 Down 2 Up 2 Down 2 Up (2 is example)

Thanks

[jeeswg]

I'm not actually 100% clear what you want to do. A problem is that you seem to have too many closing curly braces. It is quite hard to look at, the text with the object references inside, so what I tend to do is start with some literal text and convert it.

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;SendInput, % "{a}{b}"
;-> SendInput, % "{" m[1] "}{" m[2] "}"

;SendInput, % "{a down}{b down}"
;-> SendInput, % "{" m[1] " down}{" m[2] " down}"

;SendInput, % "{a up}{b up}"
;-> SendInput, % "{" m[1] " up}{" m[2] " up}"

q::
m := ["Shift","b"]
SendInput, % "{" m[1] " down}"
Sleep 300
SendInput, % "{" m[2] "}"
Sleep 300
SendInput, % "{" m[1] " up}"
return