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Wow, I'm impressed. I never thought those code lines that apparently do nothing actually fix mouse wheeling on certain kinds of mice.

К does not belong to your codepage (likely Windows-1252) so it's not supported by vanilla AutoHotkey.
However, AutoHotkey_L (see sig) by Lexikos has a Unicode version.

I have fixed some problems with folding and added AutoHotkey_L object syntax support to this lexer.
// Scintilla source code edit control
/** @file LexAHK1.cxx
** Lexer for AutoHotkey, simplified ...

Meh, I'll just stick to the unclassifiable music I listen to.

It seems the author is giving it away for free now. I'm grabbing a copy courtesy of Mr. Aaa Bbb Cool

Part 1: Downloading and installing the software
The download page requires you to enter your name ...

Well, if you already have a working copy of AutoHotkey, why do you need Lua?
Maybe you are referring to the bundled AutoHotkey SciTE Lua script. If so, what exactly is your problem?

My little modification to this funny script:
DllCall("AllocConsole")
DllCall("SetConsoleTitle", "str", uname := "ahkunix 1.1`n")
FileAppe ...

That is a very vague description of your problem. Can you give us some info about your system, e.g. AutoHotkey & Windows version and/or post the scripts you have tried?

The free version can follow the cursor Smile

This program is a keeper! Very Happy

Even though I updated Gtk# for .NET to 2.12.9-2, I still get an error message.
If I uninstall it I'm able to run the test script, but I need Gtk# for MonoDevelop.

Well, I happen to have an old Gtk# version installed. I guess tomorrow I'll update.
Thanks Smile

I basically extracted ironahk-0.5.zip to a new folder then tried to run the example script.
Here's the compiled script: http://www.autohotkey.net/~fincs/blah.exe

I can't get IronAHK working. If I run IronAHK.exe with no parameters I get "The system cannot find the file specified". If I try to run a script I get "Could not execute: A exception oc ...

Minor typo:
As of revision 42, AutoHotkey_L includes Unicode support via separate ANSI and Unicode builds. Scripts written for ANSI builds (or mainstream AutoHotkey) face a number of compatibility is ...