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See also http://autokey.sourceforge.net/ - supports hotstrings

Thanks to all for the continued work on this script. I have a bug with the latest version of the script to report. I believe Lexikos may have already mentioned this, but here goes:
hotstrings(&qu ...

I committed an
Thanks for the update - it is certainly an improvement. The "isn't" bug I had has now gone too. Also, the main bug I was suffering from was over extra firing of hotkeys, whi ...

Lexikos, thank you for posting on this topic. I use this function/code every day and still have some issues with it, so any input is much appreciated.

First of all I've found that my bug with the & ...

I use it at work for spelling correction and a few keyboard shortcuts to open applications.

Two comments on version 2 of the script:

First of all let me say that version 2 of the script is an improvement on the first version, as the second version resolved a couple of issues I had.
Howev ...

Thanks for the very helpful posts guys (and girls?). I'll take a proper look at version 2 of the script and the suggestions in this topic when I'm back on Windows at work in the new year. I'll then po ...

Trying the rjwilmsi example I found that anna is correctly, automagically changed to Anna, but nanna is wrongly changed to nAnna.

I'm not sure if that's a bug as such as I would want text within wo ...

Thanks, that's perfect!

For others who may be interested, it's possible to exclude returns and tabs in a similar fashion:

hs(c, a = "") {
static d, b, q
global $
...

Please, anybody? I haven't yet resolved this.

Hi all,
I've been using this for a while now but have got stuck by one issue:

say i define an entry like this (I have this problem with other examples):

hs("ann(a|e)" , "Ann%$1%& ...

Thanks for that. I've got the script working now ... it seems it didn't work before as it's not possible to simply add the hs function and examples to my existing autohotkey.ini but I can run a separa ...

Okay, I want to have regex support in hotstrings. For (trivial) example I want something like
:*:[aio]vly"::$1vely
so if I type livly it is corrected to lively, lovly to lovely etc. but 'tuvly' ...

Hmm, this seems interesting, but I can't get it to work.
I've pasted the function and examples into my autohotkey.ini file and reloaded it. I then expected that if I typed Btw in notepad it would be ...

Ok, thanks for your help Laszlo and toralf. I've worked out how to do what I want. If anybody else is interested I'm using this code:

:*C:ohmss::
Transform, Clipboard, Unicode, Ω ...