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Yes my friends, everything went according to plan! :D Once again, thank you all for the support. As you can imagine, things didn't get less busy in 2016. :crazy: At work, I've been part of a project for quite some time now (which requires me to travel occasionally). Our client has a restriction of w...

I'll probably be away until the beggining of January, so...

Happy New Year in advance, everyone!

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Quick update: I finally got my degree, thanks to AutoHotkey! :lol: :D :mrgreen: Got a 10 out of 10 and many compliments from the teachers. I just have to fix very minor issues and submit the final version by the end of January. I'm really happy because there's a lack of formal academic articles rega...

While wolf_II's suggestion may be helpful, I also think it is not the intended behaviour of that Search field, so I'm moving this to Forum Issues.

Shouldn't this topic be moved to Forum Issues?

I'd point you to Gdip_ImageSearch [ GitHub | Forum ], but it's probably better to ask first if you
can provide us some samples of your script and the images (letters and screen), so we can test it.

Don't forget the $ modifier, or you may end up with some problems.
Read more about it here: https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/Hotkeys.htm#Symbols

Welcome, Ledrik! :D Glad you're here with us sharing your passion for AHK. You could very well be able to do such application with AHK, definitely. However, I might as well be direct and point you to Tiled: http://www.mapeditor.org/ As much as the community enjoys creating and even porting things in...

Use the Code tag when posting code. ;) The following code is untested, but perhaps you want something like this to spam numbers from 1 to 9: Loop, 9 ; <---- note: value "9" hardcoded here { toggle_%A_Index% := false Hotkey, % "$" A_Index, toggle_label, On } SetTimer, spam_label, -50 ; 50ms is almost...

tank wrote:AutoHotkey.com is now behind SSL

Nice!!

@grant: As I said, it probably makes no sense using *c here since (I suppose) it would be necessary to save a ClipboardAll-type content before trying to load it with FileRead.

Untested: InputBox, var_Amount, Message Amount, Enter the number of messages Loop, %var_Amount% { InputBox, array_Msg%A_Index%, Message #%A_Index%, Ok, tell me the message number %A_Index%. var_Text .= "`n" array_Msg%A_Index% } MsgBox, All set! Press OK to see them. MsgBox, % SubStr(var_Text,2) Inpu...

*c is for a ClipboardAll content, which is probably not what you have saved. Try using another variable and making sure the Clipboard is filled: oldClip := ClipboardAll Clipboard := "" While ( Clipboard = "" ) { FileRead, my_temp_var, C:\Users\...\...\file.txt Clipboard := my_temp_var my_temp_var :=...

sinkfaze gave you a fancy way of dealing with the prefixes, using RegEx. Still, this could be easily implemented with things like InStr() and SubStr() (built-in functions). I suggest you take a look at the documentation so you can do these minor tweaks by yourself. :) (also, please avoid posting ma...

@ guest3456 : I didn't know about that. Thanks for pointing that out. [...] are fully handled long before you could ever retrieve the variable's value [...] Despite not knowing how some stuff work internally, I actually though that could be the case... but I figured it wouldn't hurt asking. I had th...

A quick online search didn't give me any results on this. We can change these settings by using #EscapeChar and #Delimiter , but there are no built-in variables we can use to retrieve their values. This would be specially interesting for cases where the escape char is changed, causing unwanted side-...

Still, because you didn't specify the "global" keyword. You only did it for the LoadItems() function.
You're actually using a pseudo-array in assume-global mode: http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/Functions.htm#Locals

I used a fancy way to set the same actions for 2 hotkeys. So yes, you can separate those easily:

Code: Select all

*RButton::
	ToolTip, aaaaaa
Return
*RButton Up::
	ToolTip, bbbbbb
Return

Make sure you check the docs, so you can more easily tweak the code yourself as necessary.

The LoadItems() function understands that it has to check globally for known variables, because you specified it using the " global " keyword. But poor Join() function is lost, because you directly refer to certain items_Pierce_MC_* variables, which are unkown to the function! :lol: So, all you have...

@Exaskryz: I use KeePass and I have no problems whatsoever. I've never tried any addons. You could probably try setting an auto-type routine for each relevant entry.

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