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jamestr
Joined: 05 Apr 2004
Posts: 96
Location: Connecticut USA
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 Posted: Mon May 10, 2004 9:43 pm Post subject: Display and Sort Hotkeys |
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script will copy all '::' lines to a new file, sort it and load it in notepad.
Anyone know a way to do this without using the xp sort command?
I'd like to elimate the dos box that briefly opens for the sort.
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z & v::
filedelete c:\test.txt
clipboard =
i = 0
pos = 0
Needle = `:`:
MsgBox, 0, , Processing Initiated , .9 ;msg to indicate processing
sleep 200
Loop
{
i += 1
FileReadLine, line, C:\My Documents\test.ahk, %i%
if ErrorLevel <> 0
break
StringLeft, OutputVar, line, 1
If outputvar <> `; ;Is first char Not a comment (;)
{
StringGetPos, pos, line, %Needle%
if pos >= 1 ;Does line contain ::
{
FileAppend, %line% `r`n, c:\Test.txt
clipboard = %clipboard% `r`n %line% ;append to clipboard
;MsgBox, 0, , Line # %i% , .05 ;msg to indicate processing
pos = 0
}
}
}
;Send, ^v
msgbox, 0, , End of Line Tron, .9
run, sort /+1 c:\test.txt /O "c:\testsrt.txt"
sleep 900
run notepad "c:\testsrt.txt" {enter}
sleep 200
winmaximize , - Notepad
return
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jamestr
Joined: 05 Apr 2004
Posts: 96
Location: Connecticut USA
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| Posted: Mon May 10, 2004 9:49 pm Post subject: |
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Here is the ouput
It would be more useful if I add more comment lines to the hotkeys
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!^+f::
!q::
$^a::send ^a
$^c:: ;use $ if hotkey sends itself
$^v::
$a::send, a
$q::send, q
$z::send z
^b::
^down::
^h::
^i::
^k::
^m::
^up::
^x::
^z::send, !eu ; alt-e-u undo
+q:: ;select browser address field
+s::
+v:: ;shift v = previous clipboard
+w:: ; run google search
a & g::mouseclick, left, , , , ,
a & xbutton1::
a & xbutton1::
capslock & t::
capslock & y::
f13::
f14::
f15::
F24:: ;stroke it send F24
F7:: ; kensington driver locks on horiz scroll
mButton::
Numpadhome::send {right}
space & h::
space & t::
space & y:: ; send keystrokes to background window!!
space::Send, {space} ; non-repeating space
xbutton1::
xbutton2::
z & xbutton1::
z & xbutton1::
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Chris
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Joined: 02 Mar 2004
Posts: 10467
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| Posted: Mon May 10, 2004 9:55 pm Post subject: |
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In case you don't know, there's a menu option in each script's main window:
View >> Hotkeys
This will show you all the hotkeys defined by the script in the order that you defined them (which for some people is preferable to alphabetical order). |
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jamestr
Joined: 05 Apr 2004
Posts: 96
Location: Connecticut USA
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| Posted: Mon May 10, 2004 10:04 pm Post subject: |
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my idea is to show the hotkeys along with a ; comment of what they do.
of course i still have to add the ; comments!
Have I mentioned that Autohotkey is an excellent program! |
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Chris
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Joined: 02 Mar 2004
Posts: 10467
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| Posted: Mon May 10, 2004 10:06 pm Post subject: |
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| Oh, I understand now. I think I've forgotten some of my hotkeys too, so that's a good idea. |
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Jon
Joined: 28 Apr 2004
Posts: 373
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| Posted: Mon May 10, 2004 11:44 pm Post subject: |
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that's a good Idea, To stop the DOS box showing, try this-
| Code: | | run, sort /+1 c:\test.txt /O "c:\testsrt.txt",,Hide |
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Chris
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Joined: 02 Mar 2004
Posts: 10467
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| Posted: Tue May 11, 2004 2:07 am Post subject: |
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| There's an item on the to-do list to sort the contents of a variable (perhaps based on a delimiter such as linefeed). One of these days... |
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MikeG
Joined: 23 Apr 2004
Posts: 34
Location: Adelaide, South Australia
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| Posted: Tue May 18, 2004 5:08 am Post subject: Here's my way... display all hotkeys in a MsgBox window |
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I've included this routine in my default hotkey script, at the request of my better half! I added a menu option to the tray menu and made it the default, so that double clicking the tray icon pops up the list of hotkeys. Not every hotkey is displayed, only those where a comment is delineated by a double semicolon ( ;; ). You can also add blank spacer lines with ;; on a line by itself. I have not bothered with sorting, they are just displayed as coded (good idea to have them sorted logically in the script anyway).
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;*******************************************************************************
; Extract a list of hotkeys and their descriptions from this script
;*******************************************************************************
KeyList:
SetBatchLines,-1
AutoTrim,off
Loop,Read,%A_ScriptName%
{
Line=%A_LoopReadLine%
IfNotInString,Line,`;`;,Continue
Key=
IfInString,Line,`:`:
{
StringSplit,Key,Line,`:
StringReplace,Key,Key1,#,Win-
StringReplace,Key,Key,!,Alt-
StringReplace,Key,Key,^,Ctrl-
StringReplace,Key,Key,+,Shift-
StringReplace,Key,Key,`;,
Key=%key% !
}
StringLeft,key,key,15
StringSplit,Comment,Line,`;
StringTrimLeft,Comment,Comment%Comment0%,0
KeyList=%KeyList%%Key%`t%Comment%`n
}
MsgBox,0,Hotkeys list,%KeyList%
KeyList=
Return
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The bit that does the tray menu...
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Menu,Tray,Add,Hot&keys list,KeyList
Menu,Tray,Default,Hot&keys list |
[/code]
And a couple of hotkey definitions, note the ;; comment
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#A::run c:\windows\dosprmpt.pif ;;DOS prompt
#B::run C:\Program Files\SecCopy\SecCopy.exe ;;Backup (Second Copy)
#C::run control.exe ;;Control Panel
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The result is a message box that contains...
Win-A DOS Prompt
Win-B Backup
Win-C Control panel
I've used tabs to try to keep the columns aligned, although it may not *always* work  |
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Chris
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Joined: 02 Mar 2004
Posts: 10467
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| Posted: Tue May 18, 2004 12:40 pm Post subject: |
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| This hotkey reminder script is a nice extension, especially for those of us with dozens of hotkeys but who wind up forgetting half of them. |
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Stefan
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| Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2004 9:34 pm Post subject: Re: Here's my way... display all hotkeys in a MsgBox window |
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| MikeG wrote: |
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;*******************************************************************************
; Extract a list of hotkeys and their descriptions from this script
;*******************************************************************************
KeyList:
SetBatchLines,-1
AutoTrim,off
Loop,Read,%A_ScriptName%
{
Line=%A_LoopReadLine%
IfNotInString,Line,`;`;,Continue
Key=
IfInString,Line,`:`:
{
StringSplit,Key,Line,`:
StringReplace,Key,Key1,#,Win-
StringReplace,Key,Key,!,Alt-
StringReplace,Key,Key,^,Ctrl-
StringReplace,Key,Key,+,Shift-
StringReplace,Key,Key,`;,
Key=%key% !
}
StringLeft,key,key,15
StringSplit,Comment,Line,`;
StringTrimLeft,Comment,Comment%Comment0%,0
KeyList=%KeyList%%Key%`t%Comment%`n
}
MsgBox,0,Hotkeys list,%KeyList%
KeyList=
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Thanks for that very useful script.
Can you pls update it to show ::smtg:: hot keys too ?
I only see my ^!p:: hotkey, but not my ::#email:: hotkey.
| MikeG wrote: |
The bit that does the tray menu...
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Menu,Tray,Add,Hot&keys list,KeyList
Menu,Tray,Default,Hot&keys list |
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I don´t figure out how i can bring that to work.
I copy this code in the ini, i read the help, but i don´t find the right way.
I don´t see that new entry in tray menu.
Can somebody pls help me ?
Thanks
Stefan[/b] |
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Guest
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| Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2004 5:30 am Post subject: Update to include hotstrings too |
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;*******************************************************************************
; Extract a list of Hotstrings and Hotkeys from this script and display them
;*******************************************************************************
KeyList:
AutoTrim,off
Loop,Read,%A_ScriptFullPath%
{
Line=%A_LoopReadLine%
StringLeft,C2,Line,2
; Insert blank lines
IfEqual,C2,`;`;
KeyList=%KeyList%`n
; Insert Hotstrings
IfEqual,C2,`:`:
{
StringTrimLeft,Line,Line,2
StringSplit,Keys,Line,`:
Keys=%Keys1% !
StringLeft,Keys,Keys,15
StringSplit,Desc,Line,`:
StringTrimLeft,Desc,Desc%Desc0%,0
KeyList=%KeyList%%Keys%`t%Desc%`n
}
; Insert Hotkeys with ;;comments
IfInString,Line,`;`;,IfInString,Line,`:`:
{
StringSplit,Keys,Line,`:
StringReplace,Keys,Keys1,#,Win-
StringReplace,Keys,Keys,!,Alt-
StringReplace,Keys,Keys,^,Ctrl-
StringReplace,Keys,Keys,+,Shift-
StringReplace,Keys,Keys,`;,
Keys=%Keys% !
StringLeft,Keys,Keys,15
StringSplit,Desc,Line,`;
StringTrimLeft,Desc,Desc%Desc0%,0
KeyList=%KeyList%%Keys%`t%Desc%`n
}
}
MsgBox,0,Hotkeys and Hotstrings list,%KeyList%
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I'm not sure why you can't get tray menu working. I have also linked this routine to a hotkey (#K). Hope this helps. |
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MikeG
Joined: 23 Apr 2004
Posts: 34
Location: Adelaide, South Australia
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| Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2004 5:31 am Post subject: oops... log in first! |
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Stefan
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| Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2004 3:36 pm Post subject: |
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Hi MikeG
thanks very much for your help.
1.)
Thanks for improvment,
now i can see my ::Hotstrings:: too 
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But there are some bugs in that script,
perhaps someone can sort them out ?
2.) if i use
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::smtg:: ;; TestTest
send, Test string for testing issue
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i get with #k a list with those entry twice times:
smtg ;; TestTest
smtg TestTest
2a)BTW, if i don´t use those ;;,
"TestTest" will be my sending keys bei writing "smtg "
instead of "Test string for testing issue"
But i think that can be a nice and handy feature 
3.) With every use of #k
the list in those popup message box
are there one time more:
First pressing #k
Win-z Homepage
Ctrl-Alt-n Notepad
Ctrl-Alt-p PSPad
smtg ;; TestTest
smtg TestTest
second pressing #k
Win-z Homepage
Ctrl-Alt-n Notepad
Ctrl-Alt-p PSPad
smtg ;; TestTest
smtg TestTest
Win-z Homepage
Ctrl-Alt-n Notepad
Ctrl-Alt-p PSPad
smtg ;; TestTest
smtg TestTest
and so on
till i reload the script
4.)
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Menu,Tray,Add,Hot&keys list,KeyList
Menu,Tray,Default,Hot&keys list
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i copied this only in Autohotkey.ini
and reload the ini
but i saw noting in tray menu ???
- must it be in a special section of the ini ?
- must there be a anything else around "Menu,Tray,.."
have a nice day
and thanks for helping
stefan |
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Chris
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Joined: 02 Mar 2004
Posts: 10467
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| Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2004 6:43 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | - must it be in a special section of the ini ? |
Although Menu commands can be used anywhere, they are most typically used in the auto-execute section (top part) of the script. |
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Stefan
Joined: 30 Jul 2004
Posts: 72
Location: Deutschland (sorry for my english)
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| Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2004 12:15 am Post subject: |
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puting it on top of ini works now,
i saw the new entry in tray menu , thanks !
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sample ini:
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; and it launches a new Notepad window (or activates an existing one). To
; try out these hotkeys, run AutoHotkey again, which will load this file.
Menu, Tray, Add, Hot&keys list, KeyList
Menu, Tray, Default, Hot&keys list
return
#z::Run, www.autohotkey.com ;;www.autohotkey.com
^!n:: ;;Notepad
IfWinExist, Unbenannt - Editor
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_________________
 Stefan
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