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RubbeH

It might work if you add ? to your hotstring.

:*?:"!"::»

Btw, no need for returns in single-line hotstrings.

RubbeH

This works.

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$<::Send, {< 6}
$>::Send, {> 6}

RubbeH

You can probably just add Loop in there.

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F8::
{
MsgBox, 4,, Would you like to continue?
IfMsgBox, No
	return  ; If No
Loop, 4
	{
	Sleep, 5000
	click right, down
	sleep, 57500
	click right, up
	}
}

RubbeH

Hi! The following works for me, however I'm not sure you can apply this to your script, Perhaps if you put the line FileEncoding UTF-8 at the start of your script it'll work. #Persistent FileEncoding UTF-8 ; This line works if I put it ahead of FileRead. FileRead, text, C:\testptah\test\abcde.txt F1...

RubbeH

Hello! Since the ? triggers the hotstring even when its inside another word the hotstring uab will automatically send the replacement text (ā) for ab since uab contains ab One way to work around it is to add Case sensitivity however its not great. There might be a better way :*C?:AB::ā :*?:uab::ūa

RubbeH

You could make a script something like this to shutdown your computer through cmd.

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F2::Runwait, cmd.exe /c shutdown /s /t 1

add /f to force shutdown
not tested for obvious reasons.

RubbeH

Well, you could do something like this: Indentation and brackets are messed up, sorry about that. Haven't tested it either. #IfWinActive, Your window name F1::test_func() test_func() { Gui, Submit Gui, Destroy Gui, Font, s10 Gui, Add, Text,, ( What text would you like to paste? 1. Test1 2. Test2 3. ...

RubbeH

Just a thought, It'd be better to shorten your post a bit since it's now a wall of text which might discourage people from even reading your question. I think its a greater chance of getting help if you were to shorten your post and only include your code, the issue, what its supposed to do, and wha...

RubbeH

Hallo, perhaps: stringfile = ( q = Hallo, w = perhaps: test = This is a long ass test-string just for testing purposes, we'll keep this string going for a little while, a little longer.... a little longer.... a little longer.... a little longer.... ) Hotstring := [] stringfile := Trim(stringfile, "...

RubbeH

Hallo, your problem does not occur here. But try: :C*X:TEST::SendInput This is a long ass test-string just for testing purposes, we'll keep this string going for a little while, a little longer.... a little longer.... a little longer.... a little longer.... Oh, yea great! Is there a way to incorpor...

RubbeH

:C*:TEST:: oldClip := ClipboardAll Clipboard := "" Sleep, 50 Clipboard = This is a long test-string just for testing purposes, we'll keep this string going for a little while, a little longer.... a little longer.... a little longer.... a little longer.... ClipWait, 2 Sleep, 100 Send ^v Clipboard :=...

RubbeH

Hello! I found a bug in my hotstrings and Idk what to do about it or if its solveable. :C*:TEST::This is a long ass test-string just for testing purposes, we'll keep this string going for a little while, a little longer.... a little longer.... a little longer.... a little longer.... The problem occu...

RubbeH

but it is not doing what i like :D does someone has an idea and can help me? Try this: ^+q:: { Clipbak := ClipboardAll ; Back up the Clipboard Send, {shift Down}{Ctrl Down}{Left}{shift Up}c{Ctrl Up} ; Copy the last word into the clipboard. LastWord := Clipboard ; Save the last word you typed sleep ...

RubbeH

That means, you need to know how the next line, after the current A_loopfield , looks like, to decide if it's a multi-liner or not. So, either use a clearer format, or you could do something like this, modifying an existing hotstring (the last one created), if the script discovers that it shouldn't...

RubbeH

Where is the problem? You just parse your text file and then call Hotstring() with this information. Since you create the hotstrings yourself, you should be able to keep an overview (create a list, array, object or whatever), but you can assume that you created all hotstrings which you parsed from ...

RubbeH

Use the Hotstring() function to dynamically create hotstrings during runtime, for example from your parsed text file elements (requires AHK v1.1.28+). I'm sorry but I don't understand how its done, the example script works pretty much as intended for creating hotstrings whilst running the script (a...

RubbeH

Hello! I've been searching for an answer for a long time but I haven't managed to find one.. What I want to do is simply, in my script, I want to be able to write hotstrings in an .txt-file, read this file and create hotstrings from it. txt-file might be: btw = by the way ama = ask me anything woops...

RubbeH

Roiy wrote: ↑
11 Sep 2020, 06:29
Any way I can make this press enter aswell?
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loop {
Send, ^v
Sleep 50
Send, {Enter}
Sleep, 15 * 60 * 1000
}

Edit: Probably want the Enter key pressed before Sleep..

RubbeH

F1::MsgBox, 0, title, This is the message, 2 Works for me, perhaps old version / need to run as admin? regarding countdown, I found a script here and modified it slightly: F2:: { Secs := 5 SetTimer, CountDown, 1000 MsgBox, 0, Title, This is the text %Secs%, %Secs% SetTimer, CountDown, Off Return Co...

RubbeH

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F3::
Gui, Destroy
Gui, Add, Text, ,Are you sure you want to exit this application?
Gui, Add, Button, g1, Continue
Gui, Show,
Return

I'm not really knowledgeable in ahk gui handling but I'd guess you need to destroy the gui before buliding a new one.

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