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How to duplicate text of Edit control while editing? Without clicking buttons and MsgBoxes, all changes only in current GUI, but Text control can be replaced with disabled Edit control. 1::{ Title := WinGetTitle('A') TableC := Gui('+AlwaysOnTop +ToolWindow', Title) TableC.Add('Text',, 'Batch name:')...

Thank you for trying to help. I used MsgBox in the example only for ease of understanding, in fact there is no MsgBoxes in my code, only one InputBox and many SendEvents . I don't know if your example will work for me, I'll try to understand the code tomorrow. Here's a more precise example of my cur...

@flyingDman Just a typo.

This works: #MaxThreadsPerHotkey 2 w::{ MsgBox '1' } +w::{ MsgBox '2' } This works: #MaxThreadsPerHotkey 1 w::{ KeyWait 'w' if KeyWait('w', 'D T0.1') { MsgBox '2' } else { MsgBox '1' } } This doesn't work and instead of MsgBox 2 on double press it shows 2 windows with MsgBox 1 . #MaxThreadsPerHotkey...

At the moment I have 2 scripts with hotkeys W and Shift + W , which I run in several threads simultaneously. My goal is to make the controls more convenient so that Shift + W becomes W x2 , but at the same time I want to maintain the ability to run 2 of these different codes at the same time. #MaxTh...

With #MaxThreadsPerHotkey 1 everything works as expected - it shows MsgBox 1 when pressed once and MsgBox 2 when pressed twice. When you increase the #MaxThreadsPerHotkey value to 2 or higher, it always shows MsgBox 1 for any number of clicks. There's logic to this, but I'm wondering if there's a wa...

Is this possible to use #MaxThreadsPerHotkey and KeyWait simultaneously? I want to run my script in multiple threads, but using KeyWait for double pressing function instead of having another hotkey. #MaxThreadsPerHotkey 6 $w::{ KeyWait 'w' if KeyWait('w', 'D T0.1') { MsgBox '2' } else { MsgBox '1' }...

flyingDman Thanks, I didn't see the error with the dot here: T.01 . I came up with this code that works for my purposes: #Requires AutoHotkey v2.0 Global MacrosMode := False HideTrayTip() { TrayTip } Alt::{ Global if KeyWait('Alt', 'D T0.1') { PostMessage 0x0050, 0, 0x4090409,, 'A' MacrosMode := Tr...

boiler Thank you for the answer. I want to make CapsLock work as usual when pressed once, but execute my code when pressed twice. It doesn't seem to quite work. :( #Requires AutoHotkey v2.0 Global MacrosMode := False HideTrayTip() { TrayTip } CapsLock::{ Global KeyWait 'CapsLock' if KeyWait('CapsLo...

Hi, could you please tell me how to adapt this code to v2.0? KeyWait, Left KeyWait, Left, 'D T.01' If ErrorLevel ControlSend, , {Left}, ahk_exe vlc.exe else ControlSend, , ^{Left}, ahk_exe vlc.exe return [Mod action: Split post from an unrelated topic to this new thread. Please start new threads if ...

In fact, this "0" can be defeated, perhaps not the most correct way, but it works. You just need to erase the period in the quotes or remove the quotes altogether. Yes, it’s better with a period or space, but at least this way.

@Rohwedder Can I say that I love you? I know this “0” is a necessity, so I don’t dare ask you for anything else. Everything works great!

@Rohwedder HUGE thank you! This works incredible, exactly what I wanted! But one more small thing, is it possible, when the last timer ends, to reset the timer sequence number as well?

@Rohwedder Thank you, SoundPlay works perfectly! I mean something like that to quickly visually identify the order of the timers.

Rohwedder Wow! :wtf: With each adjustment, the simple timer function looks more and more like rocket science! The circle countdown is very beautiful! :bravo: Of course, I meant "function". I am very grateful to you, a lot has already been done and I understand if this is all with help. But if I may...

mikeyww I don't know what the heck it was, apparently it's some Windows side s*, but I swear, even a one-line script with only SoundBeep didn't work. I tried rebooting AHK, rebooting Windows, reinstalling AHK, tried to find something in the sound settings, but nothing worked so I decided to create ...

The title of the topic speaks for itself. I learned about SoundBeep and immediately fell in love with the feature. But I wanted to try to take it a step further and tried playing around with SoundPlay, I ran the SoundPlay A_ScriptDir '\Windows XP Shutdown.mp3' command once, but after playing it once...

Rohwedder This is a completely different timer implementation, but it works too, and even in multiple threads! :D But can I ask a couple of silly questions? How do I make a variable from this code, so I don't have to paste the whole code every time? And how do I make the timer appear at position x=...

@Rohwedder Thank you for your help. It may work, but there is still only one ToolTip on the screen to visualize the timer. Is it possible to fix this?

In the documentation I found an example of a timer that works well for me: counter := SecondCounter() ; An example class for counting the seconds... class SecondCounter { __New() { this.interval := 1000 this.count := -5 ; Tick() has an implicit parameter "this" which is a reference to ; the object, ...