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I'm french and am using something like this: So, you quickly hit the key twice to have the uppercase counterpart.

@lexikos Thank you.

Ragnar wrote: ↑

19 May 2024, 14:40

Thanks, but it's not a bug. The exit reason is stored in the hidden first parameter named this. See https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/Objects.htm#Custom_Classes_method

Ok, thank you.
I'll never understand this "this" thing

Then show us your script. If it is too large or contains sensitive data, reduce it to a minimum where this supposed bug still occurs. Same behavior with this: class runbox { static __New() { OnExit(runbox.Exit) } static Exit(*) { } } class runbox2 { static __New() { OnExit(runbox2.Exit) } static Ex...

When I run this script, I get the following output: 1=Exit 2=0 As expected, the exit reason is "Exit" and the exit code is 0. The exit code is always 0 unless specified otherwise via Exit or ExitApp. I have several OnExit(f) in my script - maybe it has something to do - and when I call ExitApp(999)...

[Moderator's note: Topic moved from Bug Reports.] Hello, Because I couldn't retrieve the exit reason, I've wrote this little exit function which reveal some kind of bug in "OnExit". Whatever method used to terminate the script (reload, system shutdown, etc.) it always produce a single value: 0 OnEx...

SKAN wrote: ↑

19 Jan 2022, 11:23

Hi @Drugwash
Overkill : Try Swiss Ephemeris

Spoiler

 
My software
 
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Sorry for the censor! 7 decimal places has 1 cm accuracy!.

Hi,

Would you mind sharing that so we can have a working example of Swiss Ephemeris use ?

Try "`r`n"

Micromegas wrote: ↑

31 May 2022, 07:48

What advantages does it have over WinSpy? Is there any documentation other than the two lines above?

Just look at the pictures ; other than that, it fully suit MY needs.

It is not clear to me how the word "value" comes from anywhere. If I wanted to change the word "name" I could rename the parameter. How would I change the word "value"? Attempting to do so suggests there is already a named "value". This is an implicit name inside a property definition ; as with thi...

Lexicos Ok, thank you ; this one doesn't look bad : GuiCtrlFromHwndRecursive(hwnd) { ; Workaround for limitation of GuiCtrlFromHwnd in v2.0-beta.3. while hwnd if ctrl := GuiCtrlFromHwnd(hwnd) return ctrl else hwnd := DllCall("GetParent", "ptr", hwnd, "ptr") return 0 } OnKeyDown(wParam, lParam, nMsg...

Thank you ; I will test this in some days (I'm currently ill)

@lexikos :
Ok, thank you for the explanations ; I'd already noticed the missing "if r = 0" (and the "ComCall(5, pipa, 'Ptr', kMsg)" instead of - I guess - "r:= ComCall(5, pipa, 'Ptr', kMsg)" )
But I still not satisfied with this, especially since it changes the keyboard behavior for all the Guis...

Hello,

I don't understand how this works (I means the gui_KeyDown function).
What I'd like to do is to enable support for all keystrokes ; but, with (or without) this, I only enable special keys (with) or alphanum keys (without)

Am I missing something ?

Interesting.

I've searched for documentation about this for a while and didn't found something usable.
I'm mainly looking for a way to change the default viewmode ; if someone knows...

Very good ; thank you.

Changed: Allow absolute values as well as offset (see examples)

Since Monitor Config Class by Tigerlily don't seem to work with v2.0-beta.3, I've rewrote parts of Class Monitor by jNizM (for v1) . Because I'm new to all this (and a bit lazy) , it only allow to retrieve or change brightness and contrast of the monitor containing the active window. Examples: ; Ret...

It can be fixed, although I will have to consider whether to allow the tooltip to overlap with the taskbar on systems which allow it, or to work around the restriction (if possible) and allow tooltips to overlap the taskbar on all systems. My opinion : it would be better to restrict the tooltip dis...

It's just a matter of habit. Once you become used to the fact that v2 interpret non-quoted string as variables or expressions, you see all the benefit of this.