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Incorrect attempt of using hotkeys for a gui, is all. Easy fix. gui +hwndghwnd ; other stuff #if winActive("ahk_id " ghwnd) ^Printscreen::msgbox Hotkey working ^F1::msgbox Also working #if If you want them to do sub-routines of attached glables, you can use GoSub for the hotkeys. Edit: I read that w...

That's because, as it says, you can't have a hotkey inside the function. I think you just forgot to remove it? ^z::Process,Close,radiosure.exe should be Process,Close,radiosure.exe

#if getKeyState("Numpad1","P") Numpad3::Click 1863, 881, 2 #if Although, same issue, 1 will always be sent. There are ways around that, but I would suggest using a hotkey to toggle this hotkey on/off. Edit: wrote up an example of a toggle. There are a few different ways to do so, this is just one o...

Did you try to send message to the toolbar (tray icon) ? I tried controlclick etc but it just click on the taskbar, not the control itself : F5:: ;WinActivate ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd ; ToolbarWindow321 ; ControlSend ToolbarWindow321, RButton ,ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd ControlClick , , ahk_class Shell...

Did you try to send message to the toolbar (tray icon) ? I tried controlclick etc but it just click on the taskbar, not the control itself : F5:: ;WinActivate ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd ; ToolbarWindow321 ; ControlSend ToolbarWindow321, RButton ,ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd ControlClick , , ahk_class Shell...

Close the script. If you mean something else, you should be more specific.

file.write() will, if not changed, overwrite everything in the file, so if you have to delete then append the same file, write() would make more sense. It also gets around the "file already opened" error (it has for me, anyway). If neither of those apply, although I haven't ran performance tests mys...

untrue that guis are global guis also allow the use of static variables in a function Gui's are still global. I could easily place other code to re-name, move, change controls around, etc. outside of the function, or in a completely different script. The associated variables may not be global, but ...

Shadowpheonix wrote: You probably also want to remove dName from the Static declarations since you are no longer using it.

Obviously

Lol, just edited it out.

Have you considered using ImageSearch?

Is there any reason for the dName variable? You can just pass defaultName directly... I assumed, without testing, that it needed to be static. Right on both accounts; I've modified my code. MyInput(defaultname) { static t,myName,ghwnd if(!t){ t:=1 Gui, aInput:Add, Text,, Enter your name: Gui, aInpu...

Yes, actually: there's already a built-in label for that. MyInput(defaultname) { static t,dName,myName dName:=defaultname if(!t){ t:=1 Gui, aInput:Add, Text,, Enter your name: Gui, aInput:Add, Edit, vMyName ym, % dName Gui, aInput:Add, Button, default, OK Gui, aInput:Add, Button, , Cancel }else GuiC...

Because destroying it and reinitializing it every time is inefficient. It does work, though. And I just forgot to accommodate for that default value. MsgBox % MyInput(A_UserName) MsgBox % MyInput(A_tickCount) MyInput(defaultname) { static t,dName,myName dName:=defaultname if(!t){ t:=1 Gui, aInput:Ad...

Gui's themselves are global; there's not a way to really isolate it. It can still be accessed globally, but here's a workaround: MsgBox % MyInput(A_UserName) MyInput(defaultname) { static t,dName,myName dName:=defaultname if(!t){ t:=1 Gui, aInput:Add, Text,, Enter your name: Gui, aInput:Add, Edit, v...

Simply, what you're asking for can't be done. There would always be a way to close it, unless someone else made it for you and you didn't know how. Regardless, this is not an appropriate question. I would suggest a behavioral change, or block the in-game chat.

By using an offset, yes. Subtract a_screenHeight from any y-coordinate. This is limited to in-script actions, however, and what you're asking for can't be changed at a system level.

I'm guessing you've already tried this most likely, but seeing as you didn't specify, I'm suggesting it anyway. This should close the program rather than killing the process. I have indeed tried this, prior to trying postMessage. WinClose uses the WM_Close (0x10) message. Assuming neither of you ha...

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$MButton::send % "{MButton " (t:=!t?"down":"up") "}"

Simply, I'm trying to "properly" close PIA's software . I had one method that worked for a time. piaShutdown(loc=""){ static fLoc:=a_programFiles "\pia_manager\tmp\pia_tray_shutdown.txt" kv:=fileOpen(loc?loc:fLoc,"w") kv.write("1") kv.close() } This doesn't work now, however, it just makes the tray ...

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