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But somehow the script throws no error and works regardless? If you run your variant, open any folder with other folders inside it, and in the same window go to another folder, then close that window, then try to open the last closed one by hotkey - you will see what the problem is. Ah ok, it would...

Hi. In dem Fall könnte man die statische Variable weglassen und stattdessen A_PriorHotkey nutzen. $WheelDown:: $WheelUp:: { if A_PriorHotkey = ThisHotkey Send "{" SubStr(ThisHotkey, 2) "}" } Der allererste Send-Befehl geht damit zwar ins Leere, da A_PriorHotkey zu Beginn noch leer ist. Sollte aber e...

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@xMaxrayx
I guess you must use this.HasOwnProp("musicplayer__path") instead of IsSet(this.musicplayer__path)?

ComObjConnect(Window, "Shell_") It's called for NavigateComplete2 events for connected shell windows ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/internet-explorer/ie-developer/platform-apis/aa768285(v=vs.85) ). Ah, ok. I thought this was a leftover without a caller, so i commented...

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20 May 2024, 06:16

Shell_NavigateComplete2() is used to update the current path after navigating in an existing explorer window.

But where and when is Shell_NavigateComplete2() called in this script?

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19 May 2024, 23:41

is there any way i can isolate the middle mouse button to be the only key that has its input blocked while the script runs

Try the second script I posted.

Hi. I went through teadrinker's v1 script and here is the v2 result. I haven't tested it for to long but it opens the last closed explorer window as expected. And I noticed that the Shell_NavigateComplete2 function is not used in the script, so i commented it out. As it turns out, this is important....

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Just wondering, could it be that the tool tip is hitting the edges of the screen or taskbar, causing the position to shift?

@niCode

superb

@niCode
Had this as my first attempt as well, check the return Value, it's not correct.

Edit: Post is gone or I'm hallucinating.

Another try. Loop 10 Hotkey "<^" A_Index-1, f.Bind(A_Index-1) ; Left Ctrl + 0 - 9, binds A_Index-1 f(Parameter, ThisHotkey) => a.b(Parameter, ThisHotkey) ; You can certainly write this in the line above but I don't know how. class a { static b(para1, para2){ SendText "+" para1 "!" para1 ", Hotkey= "...

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Edit2: Couldn't get it to work with a loop but this does at least use the parameter.

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As you described, I think the "NoActivate" option when showing the gui is what you're looking for. NoActivate shows the Gui without activating it, so that the current keyboard focus is retained.
MyGui.Show("x0 y0 w200 h200 NoActivate")

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this fing.BackColor := "FFFFFF" must be fing.BackColor := "FF0072"

Hi. Your first script works just fine on my PC. However there might be an issue with "unusual keyboard drivers" As the documentation says: Systems with unusual keyboard drivers might be slow to update the state of their keys, especially the toggle-state of keys like CapsLock. A script that checks th...

Hi. Please try this. #Requires AutoHotkey 2.0 #SingleInstance SendMode "Event" SetMouseDelay 100 ; delay after each click in ms *MButton:: { static toggle := 1 if toggle := !toggle Click else Click(,, 3) } Edit: Different approach but same result. #Requires AutoHotkey 2.0 #SingleInstance *MButton:: ...

Could try something like this. #Requires AutoHotkey 2.0 #SingleInstance OutputVar := Mtee("/?") ; lists options MsgBox OutputVar Mtee(Options) { ; script & mtee.exe must be in the same folder CommandLine := A_WorkingDir . "\mtee.exe " . Options objShell := ComObject("WScript.Shell") objExec := objSh...

Hi. ... My desire is to check if the ftp server is ok. ... I don't know, maybe you're already using this but you could use ping to check whether the server is ok. If the server sends a response, then the server should be ok. #Requires AutoHotkey 2.0 #SingleInstance MsgBox Ping("www.google.com") MsgB...

Hi. Ich habe mir für eigene Zwecke aus dieser Funktion eine Klasse gebastelt und hier gepostet. (v2) glnklein In der CreateEllipticRgn-Dokumentation von MS wird empfohlen, dass HRGN-Objekt mit der DeleteObject-Funktion zu löschen wenn man es nicht mehr benötigt. Dies kannst du tun, in dem du DllCall...

CreateElliptic zeichnet einen Kreis oder eine Ellipse auf den Bildschirm. Kann auch in Spielen als Crosshair verwendet werden wenn diese im Fenstermodus laufen. Class CreateElliptic { __New(CenterX, CenterY, Color, RadiusA, RadiusB, Thickness := 1, Transparency := -1, Fill := false) { this.CenterX :...