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Thank you so much alhab.

I knew I was missing some single line in the help file. Laughing

ps: I do need the full contents of the clipboard as i am just using the windows clipboard as a catalyst t ...

Can anyone tell me why the clipboard data is not being returned and stored in this code?
^1::
Clip_1 := Clip_Catch()
Return

!1::
Clip_Send(Clip_1)
Retur ...

lol got that too!
Smile

Thanks Hugov~

I already have a massive amount of hotkeys and one included to do just that, but i thought it would be easier for my users to have a context menu item in place as well.

Thanks guys for the suggestions.

I am going to set up a right click context menu within explorer that will send the following to my script when a certain file is right clicked:

c:\myapp.ex ...

if i have a compiled script that is running with the #singleinstance ignore directive, how can i pass parameters to the script as described here?
http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/Scripts.htm#cmd

Is ...

I am working on a rather large project that i plan on opening up in the future. The app has quite a few GUIs so for the sake of organization, should I build each GUI in its own include or slap all GUI ...

Tax return!!!

... Wait, damn it i have a family now.

Does anyone have this yet?

I wasn't trying to refute your statement but rather trying to understand better.

I am guessing that AHK can be partly considered a functional language by the fact that it supports higher-order func ...

ahk is by definition a procedural language but in many ways fits the definition of functional as well

Tank, can you explain to me how AHK can be described as a functional language?

Try SendInput, it will send the keys faster and will increase the possibility of the game recognizing it as a "simultaneous" key press.

I am pretty sure that a keyboard can not send more ...

That's what I thought, thanks Tank.

AHK and AutoIt would be considered what type of programming paradigm.

Procedural?

I know ultimately it is a scripting language, but what would it most closely resemble?

Thanks, but I have reviewed the help file.
The first line in the "OnExit" help page:
The OnExit subroutine is called when the script exits by any means (except when it is killed by somethi ...

Is there anyway for a script/executable to know if it is being closed via taskman or the command line, and if so can we pause the termination to execute some code beforehand?

Further explanation:
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