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Harmless
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 Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 12:48 am Post subject: Dual hotkeys (using an ampersand) |
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I have the following simple code for use with Internet Explorer; it moves Back/Forward to the Previous/Next page:
| Code: | MButton & WheelUp:: Send, !{Left} ;Back.
MButton & WheelDown:: Send, !{Right} ;Forward. |
It functions as expected, except that MButton doesn't work if it's clicked on its own (ie, without rolling the wheel).
Is there a way to make MButton work as normal unless it's clicked in conjunction with a wheel movement? I know I can used the '~' prefix, but that causes a MButton click even if the dual hotkey is activated.
This isn't a life & death situation, and there are plenty of alternative ways to do what I want, but I'd just like to understand the general case regarding dual hotkeys. |
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Chris
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| Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 12:55 pm Post subject: Re: Dual hotkeys (using an ampersand) |
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| Harmless wrote: | | Is there a way to make MButton work as normal unless it's clicked in conjunction with a wheel movement? |
Yes, you can do this by having MButton "send itself". Add the following hotkey:
*MButton::Send {MButton}
This will cause the release of MButton to send a middle-click whenever you didn't turn the wheel.
The above hotkey does not use the $ prefix because hotkeys that "send themselves" do not need it if they are mouse hotkeys. |
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Harmless
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| Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 10:13 pm Post subject: |
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| Excellent, thanks Chris. |
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