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HotKeyIt
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 Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 7:18 pm Post subject: |
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This must be due to the latest changesAHK_L Changes History | Revision 54 wrote: | | Changed: */ at the beginning of a line is ignored if there was no /*. [Discussion] |
LoadFromText does not do that yet. | Code: | script := text := "text=`n(`ntext1 `n/* `nsome text `nin comments `ntags `n*/ `n`ntext2`n)`nMsgBox % text"
DllCall(A_AhkPath "\ahkExec","Str",script)
DllCall(A_AhkPath "\addScript","Str",script,"UInt",2) |
EDIT:
Try latest build, I changed: | Code: | if (in_comment_section)
{
if (!_tcsncmp(next_buf, _T("*/"), 2) && !in_continuation_section)
{
...
}
else if (in_comment_section)
continue;
} |
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Lexikos
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| Posted: Sun Aug 29, 2010 1:26 am Post subject: |
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| Thanks. I've added a !in_continuation_section check to the if that encloses that section and removed the other (now redundant) check. Multi-line comments can't be used in continuation sections (and vice versa). |
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tdeus
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| Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2010 9:41 am Post subject: |
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I'm using HotKeyIt's release of the dll with Python. It's working fine otherwise, but the ControlFocus command doesn't seem to do anything.
Here's a very simple example. The following script opens an Open dialog in Notepad, and focuses the file type combo box.
| Code: | Run Notepad.exe
WinWait Untitled
Send ^o
WinWait Open
ControlFocus, ComboBox2, Open |
Here's the same thing with Python, but ControlFocus is not working, leaving the filename box focused.
| Code: | from ctypes import*
ahk = cdll.LoadLibrary("AutoHotkey.dll")
ahk.ahktextdll(c_char_p(""))
def execute(e):
ahk.ahkExec(c_char_p(e))
execute("Run, Notepad.exe")
execute("WinWait, Untitled")
execute("Send ^o")
execute("WinWait, Open")
execute("ControlFocus, ComboBox2, Open") |
Is there something wrong with my code or the ControlFocus command in the dll somehow faulty? |
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HotKeyIt
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HotKeyIt
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| Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 6:17 am Post subject: |
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| AutoHotkey_L61H26 wrote: | - Build in COM Interface (AutoHotkey.dll only)
- - All methods are called same as exported function and have same parameters. E.g. ahkdll, ahktextdll, ahkExec, ahkReady.... |
To use COM Interface, AutoHotkey.dll needs to be registered.
| Code: | Run regsvr32.exe x:\AutoHotkey.dll ;register
Run regsvr32.exe /u x:\AutoHotkey.dll ;unregister when not required anymore |
Virtual Basic example.
| Code: | Sub atest()
Dim ahk As Object
Set ahk = CreateObject("AutoHotkey.Script")
ahk.ahktextdll ("MsgBox Hello World!" & Chr(13) & "ExitApp")
End Sub |
Ahk example | Code: | Run regsvr32.exe /s x:\AutoHotkey.dll ;register Dll
Sleep, 2000 ;give it some time to process registration
ahk:=ComObjCreate("AutoHotkey.Script")
ahk.ahktextdll("MsgBox Hello World!`nExitApp")
While ahk.ahkReady()
Sleep, 100
Run regsvr32.exe /s /u x:\AutoHotkey.dll ;unregister Dll |
EDIT:
Small bugfix with hotkeys.
EDIT:
Merged latest AHK_L fixes.
Source updated
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jethrow
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| Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 7:31 pm Post subject: |
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| HotKeyIt wrote: | | AutoHotkey_L61H26 wrote: | | - Build in COM Interface (AutoHotkey.dll only) |
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I'm impressed 
This should make using the DLL easier for users who struggle with DllCall(). Plus, the simplicity of embedding AHK in another language is amazing!
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jethrow
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| Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2010 2:26 am Post subject: |
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It might be worth mentioning that you can check if an ActiveX control (DLL) is registered by simple checking for the ProgID in the Registry: | Code: | RegRead, D, HKCR, AutoHotkey.Script
if Errorlevel ; or If D =
MsgBox, DLL Not Registered
else
MsgBox, DLL is Registered |
One down side to the COM interface is it seems like you'd only be able to use 1 additional thread, since you can only register the ActiveX control once. Here's an example of multithreading (assuming the DLL/ActiveX Control is already registered): | Code: | code =
(
#NoTrayIcon
MsgBox, Message from COM/DLL
)
ahk := ComObjCreate("AutoHotkey.Script")
ahk.AHKtextDll(code)
MsgBox, Message from Script |
Also, here's another quick example with JScript: | Code: | code = "#NoTrayIcon\n"
+ "MsgBox Message from AHK"
ahk = new ActiveXObject("AutoHotkey.Script")
ahk.AHKtextDll(code)
while (ahk.ahkReady())
continue |
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guest3456
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| Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2010 2:52 am Post subject: |
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| are there any code examples of using this for multithreading from an AHK script? |
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hoppfrosch
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| Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2010 6:18 am Post subject: |
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| HotKeyIt wrote: |
To use COM Interface, AutoHotkey.dll needs to be registered.
| Code: | Run regsvr32.exe x:\AutoHotkey.dll ;register
Run regsvr32.exe /u x:\AutoHotkey.dll ;unregister when not required anymore |
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Registering Autohotkey.dll does not work on my Win7 x64 System:
| regsvr32.exe wrote: |
Module X:\AutoHotKey.dll was loaded, but DllRegisterServer-Entrypoint was not found. Please make sure, that X:\AutoHotKey.dll is a valid .DLL or .OCX file and repeat the action.
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(freely translated from german). For sure I used the correct path (not X:\AutoHotKey.dll as given in example)
Any hints on this?
BTW: What is needed for running AutoHotKey.dll? Is AutoHotKey_N.exe needed or is it sufficient to copy AutoHotKey.dll? Within the first topic of this thread it might be helpful to explain a bit more detailed , what prerequisites are needed for using AutoHotKey.dll ... You also mention AutoHotKey_H there - what's this variant needed for? What's the main difference to AutoHotKey_N or AutoHotKey_L?
For sure one can get this information out of the thread (or from AutoHotKey.dll-Homepage), but
- this thread is quite lengthy - and it's difficult for a newbie to extract the desired information
- this thread is historically grown and reflects the changes on AutoHotKey.dll-family. It's difficult to see, which properties/behaviour are currently valid for AutoHotKey.dll.
I don't expect detailled answers on this - just take it as encouragement to make your first topic of this thread more friendly for new users to gain easier entry to the world of AutoHotKey.dll ... |
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hoppfrosch
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| Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2010 6:28 am Post subject: |
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| hoppfrosch wrote: |
Registering Autohotkey.dll does not work on my Win7 x64 System:
| regsvr32.exe wrote: |
Module X:\AutoHotKey.dll was loaded, but DllRegisterServer-Entrypoint was not found. Please make sure, that X:\AutoHotKey.dll is a valid .DLL or .OCX file and repeat the action.
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(freely translated from german). For sure I used the correct path (not X:\AutoHotKey.dll as given in example)
Any hints on this?
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 Wrong alert on this - this happens when downloading the DLL as standalone-DLL linked from the first topic of this thread as " AutoHotkey.dll_N".
Using the AutoHotKey.dll from Binary-Package by HotkeyIt from AutoHotKey.dll-Homepage everything works ...
(One more hint to overthink the structure/contents of the first topic of this thread ...) |
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