Lbutton command ruins regular click Topic is solved

[Eros]

Hello, I'm wondering why when I use the following script windows no longer recognizes my left mouse button down as a click. Why?

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Pause::Mbutton
lbutton::	
lbutton_count++    	
	If (lbutton_count = 1) 
	{
		Send {3}
	}
	If (lbutton_count = 2) 
	{
		Send {2}
	}
	If (lbutton_count = 2)
	{
		lbutton_count := 0
	}

	return 

Also, this pause doesn't work and I'd like to know why as well. I'm trying to make one keybind to turn it on or off on middle mouse wheel down. Main problem is the click though. Ty in advance!

[BoBo]

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Pause::Mbutton
lbutton::	
lbutton_count++   	
	If (lbutton_count = 1) {
	   Send, 3
	   }
	If (lbutton_count = 2) {
	   Send, 2
	   }
	If (lbutton_count > 2) {
       lbutton_count := 0
	   }
	Return

Not tested.

[evilC]

It does not recognize lbutton as a click because you blocked lbutton.
lbutton:: will fire the code and block lbutton.
~lbutton:: will fire the code and NOT block lbutton.

Also I doubt you want this code

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lbutton::	
lbutton_count++   	
	If (lbutton_count = 1) {
	   Send, 3
	   }
	If (lbutton_count = 2) {
	   Send, 2
	   }
	If (lbutton_count > 2) {
       lbutton_count := 0
	   }
	Return

On the 3rd press of lbutton, no key will be sent. All it will do is set lbutton_count to 0.
Also, the code is CPU inefficient, as you do not use if/else. If lbutton_count is 1, it cannot also be 2, so no point in repeating the if check.

I think you probably want:

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lbutton::	
	lbutton_count++   	
	If (lbutton_count > 2) {
		lbutton_count := 1
	}
	If (lbutton_count = 1) {
		Send, 3
	} else if (lbutton_count = 2) {
		Send, 2
	}
	Return

Hell, you do not even need the if blocks anyway, just do

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lbutton::	
	lbutton_count++   	
	If (lbutton_count > 2) {
		lbutton_count := 1
	}
	Send % 4 - lbutton_count
	Return