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[newpie]

Hello, I have an interesting problem. I have 2 very long scripts. One for one setting on a display Lets say 1280 X 720 and another for 1280 x800.

These scripts will be run on multiple computers where I don't know what setting they have.

How could I combine my two scripts and make it choose the correct one?

Is there a way that I can access the display settings to let me know which one to pick somehow?

Perhaps a third script to find out what they are running and then it can run the appropriate script and shut itself down when it's done?

If it was one script perhaps I could use some commands like GoSub to a label, one label for each script.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

[aCkRiTe]

take a look at A_ScreenWidth and A_ScreenHeight variables. Also SysGet
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[Murp|e]

Use the default variables %A_ScreenWidth% and %A_ScreenHeight%. So something like this:

[newpie]

Thanks, for the tips.

Murple, I assume the script you wrote is basically the idea that I would be writing a third script and just have it run which script which is appropriate OR is it possible to put your script

[Murp|e]

You can paste everything into one long script. Don't know what you mean with duplicate errors, but you don't want to have any errors in your code -duplicate or not.

Happy coding.

[newpie]

Thanks Murple, what I meant with duplicate errors is when you have two hotkeys that are exactly the same: like

[newpie]

Hello, I was wondeirng how I get around the duplicate hotkey error when I run both of the scripts together using the previous code.

For example:
One script has F1:: does a fucntion
Second script has F1:: does a function

I though maybe the
{
} would help, but it doesn't.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks

[ahklerner]

remove one of them.
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[newpie]

So I am assumming if I am not able to remove one of them, then essentialy I can't have one long script, I will have to have a third script to determine which of the other two scripts need to be used for the correct display setting. Is this correct?

[ahklerner]

post your scripts we can help.
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[Lexikos]

Since you are deciding which (sub)script to run, I assume you don't want both of the hotkeys to work at the same time. Use something like this:

[newpie]

Thank you, I will try and use this script lexikos. The reason why I need to run two different scripts with the same hotkey is because I am using ImageSearch and of course this depends on the display setting.

[engunneer]

why not make the imagesearch line smart enough to detect resolution?
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[newpie]

So engunneer, I should do an if else statement then? I wish I thought of that, thanks. I will try. Using something similar to this:

[engunneer]

that is still harder..


show me your two imagesearch lines as they are now.
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