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SKAN
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PostPosted: December 21st, 2006, 9:56 pm 
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Titan wrote:
0x0061 = a, in fact they all look like they're supposed to be hex digits.


Yes .. it is :oops:

Thanks, :D

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PostPosted: December 21st, 2006, 10:09 pm 
Titan wrote:
Goyyah wrote:
code uses the ternary operator instead
Hmm you can make it even shorter with a wrapper function.
Code:
a::SendIU(430)
b::SendIU(431)
v::SendIU(432)
g::SendIU(430)
d::SendIU(434)
e::SendIU(435)
z::SendIU(437)
i::SendIU(438)

SendIU(c) {
   If GetKeyState("CapsLock", "T")
      SendInputU(c)
   Else Send %A_ThisHotkey%
}


This doesn't seem to work for me. I get:

71 hotkeys have been received in the last 1094ms.

Do you want to continue?


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PostPosted: December 21st, 2006, 10:12 pm 
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Try putting $ before each hotkey ($a, $b, etc).

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PostPosted: December 21st, 2006, 10:18 pm 
Titan wrote:
Try putting $ before each hotkey ($a, $b, etc).


Hmmm, what happens now when I type a I get:

$a

or when I type d:

$d

etc. and nothing happens when I have caps on...


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Oh that's right, you have to remove the $ when you send... so use Send % SubStr(A_ThisHotkey, 2)
I tested this and it works.

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PostPosted: December 22nd, 2006, 1:58 am 
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Skan wrote:
Dear Geoff, :)

Further to your Private Message I post the following solution:

Code:
DetectHiddenWindows, ON

~CapsLock::
 If GetKeyState("CapsLock","T")
    Gui, 1:Show, w100 h100 Hide, Ahk.Dummy.Window
 Else
    Gui, 1:Destroy
Return

#IfWinExist, Ahk.Dummy.Window

a::SendInputU( "0430" )
b::SendInputU( "0431" )
v::SendInputU( "0432" )
g::SendInputU( "0430" )
d::SendInputU( "0434" )
e::SendInputU( "0435" )
z::SendInputU( "0437" )
i::SendInputU( "0438" )

#IfWinExist


Not-so-elegant .. as the GUI will be consuming memory ( 1 MB+ ) when CapsLock is ON.

The following code uses the ternary operator instead:

Code:
a::CapsON() ? SendInputU( "0430" ) : SendInputU( "0061" )
b::CapsON() ? SendInputU( "0431" ) : SendInputU( "0062" )
v::CapsON() ? SendInputU( "0432" ) : SendInputU( "0076" )
g::CapsON() ? SendInputU( "0430" ) : SendInputU( "0061" )
d::CapsON() ? SendInputU( "0434" ) : SendInputU( "0064" )
e::CapsON() ? SendInputU( "0435" ) : SendInputU( "0065" )
z::CapsON() ? SendInputU( "0437" ) : SendInputU( "007A" )
i::CapsON() ? SendInputU( "0438" ) : SendInputU( "0069" )

CapsON() {
Return GetKeyState("CapsLock", "T")
}



Hope the information is useful.

Regards, :)


I like the not so elegant solution the best :)

One problem with it:

This worked just fine in the old version

Code:
d::
   If CapsON()
   {
      SendInputU( "0434" )
   }
   Else SendInputU( "0064" )
return

:?c*:DD::
   If CapsON()
   {
      SendInputU( "0402" )
   }
   Else
   {
      SetKeyDelay, -10
      SendInputU( "00640064" )
   }
return


Basically, if one D is pressed you get one thing, but if two are pressed it replaces those two with one character. Worked just fine.

BUT, using the hidden GUI method, this fails to work. Any ideas?

Here's the code:

Code:
DetectHiddenWindows, ON

~CapsLock::
 If GetKeyState("CapsLock","T")
    Gui, 1:Show, w100 h100 Hide, Ahk.Dummy.Window
 Else
    Gui, 1:Destroy
Return


#IfWinExist, Ahk.Dummy.Window

d::SendInputU( "0434" )

:?c*:DD::SendInputU( "0452" )
[code continues...]


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Lester Wong
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PostPosted: May 3rd, 2007, 9:51 am 
For some strange reason, this SendInputU( "0151" ) with unicode chars doesn't work in Skype. It inserts simple o instead of ő. Why?


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