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Decarlo110



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PostPosted: Tue May 10, 2005 11:53 pm    Post subject: icon selection-related bugs Reply with quote

1) double-clicking of Explorer icons has no effect when Tooltip is on.

2) Ctrl-select (selecting multiple items) is disabled when mouse hook is used for a hotkey which uses Ctrl.

Win2000 SP4. Thanks in advance.
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PostPosted: Thu May 12, 2005 12:11 am    Post subject: Re: icon selection-related bugs Reply with quote

Decarlo110 wrote:
1) double-clicking of Explorer icons has no effect when Tooltip is on.
Perhaps you could try the following script:

#Persistent
ToolTip test

It seems to allow double clicking of Explorer and desktop icons. Perhaps there is some other issue causing this behavior in your other script. For example, it is known that A_CaretX and Y interfere with double click if they are referenced repeatedly and at high frequency.

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2) Ctrl-select (selecting multiple items) is disabled when mouse hook is used for a hotkey which uses Ctrl.
It's normal for a button's former/native behavior to be completely disabled when you make it into a hotkey. As a possible work around, you could experiment with the tilde prefix (~^LButton::). Alternatively, you could have the hotkey send a substitute control-click whenever certain windows are active or not active. For example:
Code:
^LButton::
IfWinNotActive, WinTitle
{
    Send ^{LButton}  ; Subsitute control-click.
    return
}
; Otherwise, do custom action in place of control-click:
...
return
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