Offer a text based on what I'm typing

[Terka]

Hi,
I have a lot of hotkeys and I am forgetting them.
Would like to know if someone uses a script/tool/approach that's whispering possible hotkeys to quickly autocomplete while typing.
Or if you have some recommendations please share.
Thank you
Terka

[tonkomnom]

What do you mean by 'whisper'? What do you use your hotkeys for? You might want to post your code, makes things way easier.

[Terka]

whisper=autocomplete. Thank you, edited my first post to be better understandable.

[tonkomnom]

Until you elaborate further, I'd say you'll want to use Hotstrings. Not sure how you want to use autocompletion to remind you of hotkeys though.

[Terka]

Yes speaking about both hotkeys, and mostly Hotstings. Speaking about if someone was solving such problem - how to remind what hotstrings to use...

[tonkomnom]

Something like this?

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#SingleInstance, force 

:*:lol::laughing out loud

:*:laughing out loud::
	SplashTextOn, , 25, Title, You have a hotstring for this. 
	Sleep, 1000
	SplashTextOff

[tonkomnom]

I'm not using anything to remind me of hotkey/-strings, hence my trouble understanding your problem.

[Terka]

Very funny. Anyone else please?

[tonkomnom]

I wasn't trying to be funny or sarcastic even, but unless you post some examples of what you're trying to do or your code I seriously am at a loss.

[Terka]

I'am thinking about something similar like
https://www.google.com/search?q=Autocom ... 0&bih=1403

[list]

Checkout TypingAid, AutoComplete and *cough Lintalist* see links @ https://github.com/ahkscript/awesome-AutoHotkey#typing
and Hotkey Help - Display Active AHK Hotkeys and Hotstrings @ https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=96

[SL5]

I found this but not tested by myself. proably works great:
https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/9388 ... otstrings/

I would simply write result in a text file. for example called. _global.ahk and use it in
github>g_IntelliSense

Hi,
I have a lot of hotkeys and I am forgetting them.
Would like to know if someone uses a script/tool/approach that's whispering possible hotkeys to quickly autocomplete while typing.
Or if you have some recommendations please share.
Thank you
Terka

[Terka]

Hi SL5 may I call you regarding your g_IntelliSense? Its faster than writing. Or we can use skype.
I'm from Czech republic, speak English
Thank you
Terka

[SL5]

Hi SL5 may I call you regarding your g_IntelliSense? Its faster than writing. Or we can use skype.
I'm from Czech republic, speak English
Thank you
Terka

of course, but I prefer using telegram or google hangout or riot.
we make the further communication via private messages? I'm writing you one now I think that's not of public interest.

[bitx0r]

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/* _         _          ___                      _      _       
  /_\  _   _| |_ ___   / __\___  _ __ ___  _ __ | | ___| |_ ___ 
 //_\\| | | | __/ _ \ / /  / _ \| '_ ` _ \| '_ \| |/ _ \ __/ _ \
/  _  \ |_| | || (_) / /__| (_) | | | | | | |_) | |  __/ ||  __/
\_/ \_/\__,_|\__\___/\____/\___/|_| |_| |_| .__/|_|\___|\__\___|
      v1.0    Coded by errorseven 1/23/17 |_| 
        Proof of Concept showing Incremental Algorithm 
      that most word processors use for AutoComplete feature.
Usage: 
        
    - Automatically Retrieves list via WinHTTP (Requires Internet)
    - Press Ctrl + F1
    - Type command
    - Press Enter for Autocompletion
      
*/

displayValues := []
x := []

whr := ComObjCreate("WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1")
whr.Open("GET", "https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/index.htm", true)
whr.Send()
whr.WaitForResponse()
webpage := whr.ResponseText

document := ComObjCreate("HTMLfile"), document.Write( webpage )

Loop % document.GetElementsByTagname("A").length 
    x.push(document.GetElementsByTagname("A")[ A_Index-1 ].InnerText)

^F1::
    CommandOn := True
    
    Keys := ""
    Loop {
        Input, Key, L1 C V, {Enter}
        If (InStr(ErrorLevel, "EndKey")) {
            Value := displayValues[1]  
            ToolTip 
            SendInput % "{Backspace " StrLen(Keys) + 1 "}" Value "{" StrSplit(ErrorLevel, "EndKey:").1 "}"
            CommandOn := False
            Break
        }
        else {
            displayValues := []
            keys .= Key        
            Gosub, Display        
        }
    }
return

$BackSpace::
    keys := SubStr(keys, 1, -1)
    sendInput, {BackSpace}
    If (CommandOn)
        GoSub, Display
return 

Display:
    Len := StrLen(keys)
    For e, v in x {
        If (keys == SubStr(v, 1, Len))
            displayValues.push(v)
    }
    r := ""
    For, e, v in displayValues
        r .= v "`n"
        
    ToolTip, %r%, % A_CaretX, % A_CaretY+15         
Return

You can use this for any list of words / commands.