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Ian
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 Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 3:48 am Post subject: Recognizing Expressions (3x) |
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I just think this would be so much easier for all of us. I think it'd be cool to have ahk recognize things like 3x as 3*x or 3(x) as 3*x etc..
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tic
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| i think thats a silly idea, because then you cant have any variable called that. it would mean you would be greatly limited to the variable names you could use |
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[VxE]
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That could also be confused with the implicit string concatenation operator when a space is left between two variables in an expression | Code: | one = 1
msgbox % one one |
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