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[Solved] Macro with programmable Hotkeys! Need help!

 
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dwinar



Joined: 05 Sep 2009
Posts: 10
PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 12:59 pm    Post subject: [Solved] Macro with programmable Hotkeys! Need help! Reply with quote
Hi!

If someone could help me with macro I would be really grateful:

1) The point is to make macro that asks you to push any button, and remebers it, then it asks to click from 1 to 8 places on the screen.

2) And then the user should confirm his choices with other button.

3) Now after pushing another key the macro would "send {previously chosen key}" and automatically click in targeted points. And that action should be repeated every time the user pushes the macro key.

4) The reset of settings is easy it can just reload the script.

Thanks in advance.

with regards,
Dwinar

Last edited by dwinar on Tue Sep 08, 2009 10:20 am; edited 2 times in total
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Leef_me



Joined: 08 Apr 2009
Posts: 5334
Location: San Diego, California
PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 7:44 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Try this out, sorry for the lack of comments, not completely tested, comments welcome

Leef_me
Code:
;Try this out, sorry for the lack of comments
CoordMode, mouse, Screen
CoordMode, tooltip, Screen
count=-2
total=-3
return

#w::

if(count < -1)
{
  Gui, Add, Text,, Press the 'any key' except {Enter} or {space} and then hit return`n Left-click up to 8 places, right-click to to provide less than 8 clicks
  Gui, Add, Hotkey,  vChosenHotkey ; push any button
  Gui, Add, Button, Hidden Default, OK
  count= -1
}
gui, show
return

$RBUTTON::    ; click right mouse to provide less than 8 clicks
if (count=total)
{ 
  send {RBUTTON}
  return
}
if (count<0)
{
  send {RBUTTON}
  return
}
if (count=0)
{
  count=-1
  send {RBUTTON}
  return
}
;msgbox %count%!%total%
total:=count
goto almost_done


$LBUTTON::
if ((count<0) or (count=total))
{
  send {LBUTTON}
  return
}

count++
MouseGetPos, X%count%, Y%count%

;msgbox !%X1%!%Y1%!
;return

ToolTip, #%count%, X%count%, Y%count%, %count%
if (count<8)
  return

almost_done:
MsgBox, 1,   , key is %ChosenHotkey% and %count% locations are shown
IfMsgBox Ok
{
  loop, %count%
  {
    ToolTip,  , X%a_index%, Y%a_index%, %a_index%
  }
  total:=count
  return
}
IfMsgBox Cancel
{
  loop, %count%
  {
    ToolTip,  , X%a_index%, Y%a_index%, %a_index%
  }
  count= -1
  total=-3
  return
}
return

#q::

if(count<1)
return

send %ChosenHotkey%
loop, %count%
{
  mousemove, x%a_index%, y%a_index%, 10
  click
}
return

ButtonOK:
gui, submit
msgbox %ChosenHotkey%
count = 0
return
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dwinar



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PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 9:35 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
This is really cool! Thanks a lot Surprised

There is one small problem: the whole script blocks Left Mouse Button. I can click icons or something but it doesn't work in text editors or can't drag a box on my desktop.

Another question is it possible to make script remembers a hotkey without GUI?
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aaffe



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Location: Germany - Deutschland
PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 9:40 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Try it out yourself and show us your attempt. Then we will help you.
I think you dont want to use your own brain...?

dwinar wrote:
This is really cool! Thanks a lot Surprised

There is one small problem: the whole script blocks Left Mouse Button. I can click icons or something but it doesn't work in text editors or can't drag a box on my desktop.

Another question is it possible to make script remembers a hotkey without GUI?
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dwinar



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PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 9:54 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
So... You insist that be unable to make something from nothing means not having a brain? Cool. Barely I managed to find "vChosenHotkey" command in AutoHotkey Manual and it regards ONLY GUI. I don't even mention web searching. Personally I have produced this:

Code:

CoordMode Mouse, Screen

#Esc::
ExitApp
return

; Mouse movement "recording" mode
F5::
recordbreaker := 0
MsgBox Mouse movement "recording" mode

loop 1
{
KeyWait LButton, D
   if recordbreaker > 0
      break
   else
SoundPlay *-1
MouseGetPos xpos1, ypos1
Sleep 100

KeyWait LButton, D
   if recordbreaker > 0
      break
   else
SoundPlay *-1
MouseGetPos xpos2, ypos2
Sleep 100

KeyWait LButton, D
   if recordbreaker > 0
      break
   else
SoundPlay *-1
MouseGetPos xpos3, ypos3
Sleep 100

MsgBox Recording ended
}
return

; Stop recording
F6::
recordbreaker := 1
MsgBox You have ended "recording" earlier
return

; Perform "recorded" action
F7::
MouseMove %xpos1%, %ypos1%
Sleep 100

MouseMove %xpos2%, %ypos2%
Sleep 100

MouseMove %xpos3%, %ypos3%
Sleep 100
return

; Reset of settings
#F5::
Reload
return


All I need for now is to know: how to "record" keys or is it even possible without GUI. Thanks for understanding.
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AnttiV



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PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 9:57 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
well, you could probably do it with GetKeyState, but I think it would require much more work than using a GUI. But looping GetKeyState by all possible keys and recording which of those keys' states were D... maybe. I'd prefer a GUI.
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aaffe



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PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 10:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
edit: didnt look at the code -> wrong post
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aaffe



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PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 10:05 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Without Gui you could use the command Input
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aaffe



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PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 10:07 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Like this:
Code:

Input,out,L1
MsgBox %Out%
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dwinar



Joined: 05 Sep 2009
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 10:17 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
AnttiV wrote:
well, you could probably do it with GetKeyState, but I think it would require much more work than using a GUI. But looping GetKeyState by all possible keys and recording which of those keys' states were D... maybe. I'd prefer a GUI.


You're right, it would...
But this is what I wanted to know:

aaffe wrote:
Like this:
Code:

Input,out,L1
MsgBox %Out%


Thanks to all for the support Very Happy
Now I know both methods with GUI and without Razz That's a really good base for me to learn more about AHK.

with regards,
Dwinar
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