below is a test script (to use with notepad) that sends up to 100 f when I hit 3 (or up to 100 b when I hit 1) and stops when I hit 2 but whitout displaying the 2. This ultimately is used to do a fastForward and rewind using skip commands.
test scripts:
Code:
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
DetectHiddenText, On
#NoEnv
#Persistent
SendMode Input
1:: RWD()
3:: FFW()
2:: Send {}
return
FFW()
{
loop 100
{
Send f
Sleep 30
if getkeystate(2) = true
break
}
}
RWD()
{
loop 100
{
Send b
Sleep 30
if getkeystate(2) = true
break
}
}
My problem is that if I add a #ifWinactive command to restrict the behavior to a certain application (like #IfWinActive Notepad), then pressing 2 does not work any more to interrupt the loop.
Script that does not work below:
Code:
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
DetectHiddenText, On
#NoEnv
#Persistent
SendMode Input
#IfWinActive Notepad
1:: RWD()
3:: FFW()
2:: Send {}
return
FFW()
{
loop 100
{
Send f
Sleep 30
if getkeystate(2) = true
break
}
}
RWD()
{
loop 100
{
Send b
Sleep 30
if getkeystate(2) = true
break
}
}
When there is a #IfWinActive statement, it only works if I remove the "2:: Send {}" instruction, but then of course the 2 shows up when interrupting the loop.
Can someone shade some light on why this is and let me know if there is a workaround.
I want to be able to break the loop by hitting 2, but not actually sending the 2 to the active window.
Thanks
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