Hey,
I've coded in different languages before, but I'm just starting out with autohotkey. I've written a script (I think they're called scripts) that essentially does three things, it reads a document for a number, then uses that number to derive an amount of time that it should wait before looping another script I wrote (not shown below, but that's what's set off by the "send, #h")
I posted the relevant part of the code below:
Code:
Run C:\Documents and Settings\xefi\Desktop\AutoHotKey Scripts\Robert1.ahk
{
FileRead, Contents, C:\Documents and Settings\xefi\Desktop\Variable.txt
if not ErrorLevel ; Successfully loaded.
{
NumListAcc1 = %Contents%
}
}
RepostTime = (80000+(22000*NumListAcc1))
loop 10
{
send, #h
sleep %RepostTime%
}
Because the number that is being read from the document is subject to change, I set it equal to a variable (NumListAcc1), and then try to multiply that variable by 22000 and add 80000 to make a new variable which I can tell the computer to "sleep" for between running #h. I'm sure this is just a syntax error, but if somebody could point me in the right direction, I'd be very very grateful. Thank you.
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