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 Post subject: Toggle Suspend Hotkeys
PostPosted: September 26th, 2011, 4:55 am 
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Is there a hotkey to toggle 'Suspend Hotkeys' ?
Or is it possible to make one?

Thanks!


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PostPosted: September 26th, 2011, 5:17 am 
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PLEASE READ IF YOU'RE NEW: How to Get Answers Effectively

Toggle Suspend and Pause with Pause button


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PostPosted: November 10th, 2011, 3:36 am 
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I just want to point out that sometimes it is questions like these, which are ironically universally scorned, that prove the most helpful to later searchers. Like me, right now.

Case in point:
My search for information about suspending hotkeys. My first course of action was a documentation search, not helpful. My second was a forum search, which led me to here, and my answer. (Awesome.)

But I also found a newb scold, as if the OP's question was less than kosher on the grounds that presumably the link given could have been found without making this post. This is not the case always.

I just felt it a good idea to point out that this behavior is actually helpful because it expands the wording that can lead one to a solution. Not everyone thinks in the same way, and thus not everyone searches with the same keywords. These single question with answer posts bridge that gap nicely. I would like all forum moderator and helper type to consider this before assuming laziness or stupidity.

My search did not lead me to the page linked (which contained my solution,) it led me here. And had the scolder not included a link, I'd still be searching.

So thanks OP, and thanks scolder for including the link.

Just because there is an answer doesn't mean it's always easy to find. Especially for beginners or casual users.

That is all :)


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PostPosted: November 10th, 2011, 4:44 am 
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Toggle suspend:

Code:
f1::suspend


Close the script:

Code:
f2::exitapp


Reload the script:

Code:
f3::reload


Edit the script:

Code:
f4::edit


I find that including this speeds up editing / testing:

back = open the script in notepad
forward = save and exit notepad
refresh = reload

Code:
browser_back::edit

browser_forward::
send ^{s}
send !{f4}
return

browser_refresh::reload


You could add reload at the bottom of the browser_forward hotkey,
but I prefer having it separate.


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