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PostPosted: February 12th, 2010, 7:07 am 
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Hi,
I currently have this script
Code:
!F1:: ;Alt-F1: Display all hotkeys
;jethrow
data:=
needle = ["=:].*?::|;;   ;excludes hotstrings
;needle = ["=].*?::|;;   ;doesn't exclude hotstrings
Loop, Read, %A_ScriptFullPath%
If InStr(A_LoopReadLine,"::") && Not RegExMatch(A_LoopReadLine,needle)
   data .= RegExReplace(A_LoopReadLine,".*?:: `;") "`n"
StringTrimRight, data, data, 1
MsgBox %data%
Return
mostly thanks to jethrow


which is designed to open up my ahk file, and look for all the hotkeys that have comments like:
#1: ;Win-1: This is the comment
and then display it in a messagebox.
That way, i have an easy way of making my own reminder of my hotkeys, as I don't need to update any code I just need to comment each of my new hotkeys.

However - after looking on lifehacker I came across this:
http://lifehacker.com/5457619/autohotke ... k-workflow
which I would really like to use - however I am not sure how I could go about combining the two items so that I can still have my Alt-F1 hotkey.
Is it possible? If not I will probably not use the autoinclude file :(

Thanks very much


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PostPosted: February 12th, 2010, 8:33 am 
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Interesting idea..
You could modify your script to detect just the "<hotkey>::" part ---> Use it to detect all hotkeys in all the scripts you want to use
Also, modify it to also detect "Hotkey, <hotkey>" commands, in case they are used
Then if another "!F1::" is found then can either change that one, or change your script's one, into another <hotkey>


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PostPosted: February 12th, 2010, 9:02 am 
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a_h_k wrote:
Interesting idea..
You could modify your script to detect just the "<hotkey>::" part ---> Use it to detect all hotkeys in all the scripts you want to use
Also, modify it to also detect "Hotkey, <hotkey>" commands, in case they are used
Then if another "!F1::" is found then can either change that one, or change your script's one, into another <hotkey>

Hm I am not exactly sure what you are saying.
The f1 part of my script works great, i am just not sure how to make it work after i split up my script into many files with the 'autoinclude' thing I mentioned - so it will be reading hotkeys from multiple files - at the moment it is set up to just read from one


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PostPosted: February 12th, 2010, 9:47 am 
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chris96 wrote:
Hm I am not exactly sure what you are saying.
The f1 part of my script works great, i am just not sure how to make it work after i split up my script into many files with the 'autoinclude' thing I mentioned - so it will be reading hotkeys from multiple files - at the moment it is set up to just read from one

Oh .. i thought you meant that there was >1 !F1:: conflicting hotkeys in the included scripts
I get it now: The trouble is with the hotkeys ending the auto-execute section, so that any code "after" the 1st hotkey is not getting executed
I recall reading a thread about this very issue just recently, and i think the solution was to use Gosub (or a local function call) which allows each #Included file to have it's own auto-execute (or something like that) .. i'll have to try and find that thread again


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PostPosted: February 12th, 2010, 12:16 pm 
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a_h_k wrote:
chris96 wrote:
Hm I am not exactly sure what you are saying.
The f1 part of my script works great, i am just not sure how to make it work after i split up my script into many files with the 'autoinclude' thing I mentioned - so it will be reading hotkeys from multiple files - at the moment it is set up to just read from one

Oh .. i thought you meant that there was >1 !F1:: conflicting hotkeys in the included scripts
I get it now: The trouble is with the hotkeys ending the auto-execute section, so that any code "after" the 1st hotkey is not getting executed
I recall reading a thread about this very issue just recently, and i think the solution was to use Gosub (or a local function call) which allows each #Included file to have it's own auto-execute (or something like that) .. i'll have to try and find that thread again

Yeh lol that isn't the issue either there is a fix outlined in the lifehacker post for that :P
The issue is:
So that the F1 hotkey can read the hotkeys from more than one file - currently it works by reading the hotkey information from only one file
If you want i can make a video to show it a bit more


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PostPosted: February 12th, 2010, 2:12 pm 
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Found the link --> HERE


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PostPosted: February 12th, 2010, 2:43 pm 
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Try something like this...
Code:
; Specifiy folder where you will put files to be included
A_WorkingDir = %A_ScriptDir%\SubFolder

; The file pathnames
MainFile := A_ScriptFullPath
IncludeFile1 = %A_WorkingDir%\IncludeFile1.ahk
IncludeFile2 = %A_WorkingDir%\IncludeFile1.ahk
IncludeFile3 = %A_WorkingDir%\IncludeFile1.ahk

; The includes
#Include %IncludeFile1%
#Include %IncludeFile2%
#Include %IncludeFile3%

; The hotkey
!F1:: ;Alt-F1: Display all hotkeys
  data:=
  needle = ["=:].*?::|;;   ;excludes hotstrings
  ;needle = ["=].*?::|;;   ;doesn't exclude hotstrings

  Loop, Read, %MainFile%
    Gosub RepeatThis
  Loop, Read, %IncludeFile1%
    Gosub RepeatThis
  Loop, Read, %IncludeFile2%
    Gosub RepeatThis
  Loop, Read, %IncludeFile3%
    Gosub RepeatThis
  Goto after

  RepeatThis:
    If InStr(A_LoopReadLine,"::") && Not RegExMatch(A_LoopReadLine,needle)
      data .= RegExReplace(A_LoopReadLine,".*?:: `;") "`n"
  Return

  after:
  StringTrimRight, data, data, 1

  MsgBox %data%
Return


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PostPosted: February 12th, 2010, 2:55 pm 
Note:
#Include Documentation wrote:
The file/directory name must not contain variable references (except %A_ScriptDir%, %A_AppData%, and %A_AppDataCommon%), double quotes, or wildcards.


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PostPosted: February 13th, 2010, 1:56 am 
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Thanks very much for the help - however that isn't actually what I am asking
My solution for running multiple scripts is fine - I just want it so the F1 hotkey mentioned in the first post can read the hotkeys from more than one file - currently it works by reading the hotkey information from only one file
If you want i can make a video to show it a bit more


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PostPosted: February 13th, 2010, 4:13 pm 
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Code:
; The file pathnames
MainFile := A_ScriptFullPath
IncludeFile1 = %A_ScriptDir%\SubFolder\IncludeFile1.ahk
IncludeFile2 = %A_ScriptDir%\SubFolder\IncludeFile1.ahk
IncludeFile3 = %A_ScriptDir%\SubFolder\IncludeFile3.ahk

; The includes
#Include %A_ScriptDir%\SubFolder\IncludeFile1.ahk
#Include %A_ScriptDir%\SubFolder\IncludeFile2.ahk
#Include %A_ScriptDir%\SubFolder\IncludeFile3.ahk

; The hotkey
!F1:: ;Alt-F1: Display all hotkeys
  data:=
  needle = ["=:].*?::|;;   ;excludes hotstrings
  ;needle = ["=].*?::|;;   ;doesn't exclude hotstrings

  Loop, Read, %MainFile%
    Gosub RepeatThis
  Loop, Read, %IncludeFile1%
    Gosub RepeatThis
  Loop, Read, %IncludeFile2%
    Gosub RepeatThis
  Loop, Read, %IncludeFile3%
    Gosub RepeatThis
  Goto after

  RepeatThis:
    If InStr(A_LoopReadLine,"::") && Not RegExMatch(A_LoopReadLine,needle)
      data .= RegExReplace(A_LoopReadLine,".*?:: `;") "`n"
  Return

  after:
  StringTrimRight, data, data, 1

  MsgBox %data%
Return


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PostPosted: February 14th, 2010, 4:32 am 
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Ah okay thanks for that. I wasn't sure how to integrate that into:
http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/l ... ey.all.ahk

So what I did was change the autoinclude script so it made a file and combined it all so I am not looking at separate files - however I discovered another problem that In the autoinclude thing It gave me an error, I believe because my main script is saved as unicode, however i dont know how to change the autoinclude file so that it will same the remporary combined script in unicode :/

So
a) not sure how to integrate that into the autoinclude.ahk file as the variable is %A_LoopFileFullPath%
b) need the autoinclude.ahk file to save the temp file as unicode - HOWever, that is not an issue if I can fix problem a :)

Sorry for my lack of coding experience, the only coding i have done is some vb6, but I would really appricate it if you could help me integrate that (post above) into this:
http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/l ... ey.all.ahk


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PostPosted: February 15th, 2010, 7:04 pm 
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I have looked at the AutoInclude script, and it is really not that user friendly .. it could be better
So i am modifying it "slightly"
Watch this space...


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PostPosted: February 16th, 2010, 7:16 am 
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Yeh I suppose it could :)
And wow thank you very much I am sure everyone at lifehacker would like that too :)
Will watch closely


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PostPosted: February 19th, 2010, 3:25 pm 
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Detect the end of auto-execute section in the include files . . . . . . . . . . completed (16/2)

Added the Gosub's/labels for the #Includes . . . . . . . . . . completed (19/2)

Allow >1 include folders (& writes correctly to file) . . . . . . . . . . completed (27/2)

GUI for selecting Include folders . . . . . . . . . . working on

Have Include folder Set files . . . . . . . . . . completed (11/3)

Display all hotkeys that script uses (in main & its includes) . . . . . . . . . . yet to to


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PostPosted: March 11th, 2010, 10:51 am 
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Here's the first basic working version :D ---> AutoIncludes.exe

Edit: Latest version here ---> AutoIncludes

Compiled for WinXP

You need to manually (possibly will put into gui later) create your "Include Set" file, which is a .txt file containing the full path(s) to the include folders to be included

I will post the code here at some point


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