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I imagine that it actually is holding the key down. It's just not having the result you expect. Check the KeyHistory , and I'm confident you'll see that o was pressed down and was not released, like this: DC 02B d 38.19 \ CodeQuickTester* 4F 018 i d 0.00 o DC 02B u 0.11 \

Since I was about to post this anyway... Suspend only stops hotkeys from being active. It doesn't stop code from running or hide GUIs that are displayed. This seems like what you want, although I'm not sure. Gui, +LastFound -Caption +AlwaysOnTop +ToolWindow -Border Gui, % CLICKTHROUGH := "+E0x20" Gu...

See ControlSetText. If you don’t want to replace the entire text of the control but rather just add or insert text to the existing text in the control at the text entry position, see ControlSend.

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Ah, yes. I keep forgetting we have that now.

mindlessplague wrote: ↑ dunno why but even when the y key is pressed to deactivate the script the d key remains active

Not sure why you expected the d key not to be active. It deactivates the hotkey as you said you wanted. Now you want the key to become a dead key instead of returning to its normal function?

I made a mistake where I left a Send ‘aa’ line in there I had for testing. Did you remove that? I don’t see how it would cause what you are describing, but fix that first anyway. The swap approach works, as this demonstrates: #Requires AutoHotkey v2.0 Top := 1 #HotIf Top *a::MsgBox 'a' *d::MsgBox 'd...

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
aArray := [ 1 ]
oObject := InputHook('L1')
oVar := oObject ; aArray
Try
	MsgBox oVar.Has(1) && 'Array'
Catch
	MsgBox 'Input object'

You haven’t used the correct syntax. You just put a string of text with no values of your variables where it’s expecting x and a number followed by y and a number (with a space between them). That is accomplished by concatenating the literal string parts and your variables (with 5 added to each). Yo...

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0 Top := 1 #HotIf Top *a:: { Static A := 0 Send (A:=!A)?"{Blind}{a down}":"{Blind}{a up}" KeyWait "a" send 'aa' } *d:: { Static D := 0 Send (D:=!D)?"{Blind}{d down}":"{Blind}{d up}" KeyWait "d" } #HotIf *r:: { Static R := 0 Send (R:=!R)?"{Blind}{r down}":"{Blind}{r up}" KeyW...

ControlSend simply doesn’t work on all windows. It very well could be nothing more than that. I can’t help but notice in the first script you’re sending the F6 key and you are sending the 1 key in the second. I assume you really did run them using the same keys in both the send and ControlSend versi...

Look carefully at your original example of making a hotkey combination out of the CapsLock and 2 keys, and look again and what you tried for a hotkey for a combination of the CapsLock and Z keys, and see if you can spot any difference. One hint: Capitalization isn’t the issue. And using a lowercase ...

PixelGetColor returns the hex number as a string. To get it to treat it as a number, do this: readColor := PixelGetColor( xPos, yPos ) + 0 Demonstration below. Try it both with and without the readColor += 0 line commented out. #Requires AutoHotkey v2.0 cValue := Map( '' , , 'white' , 0xFFFFFF , 'bl...

An alternate approach is to use this function to which you pass the GUI's hwnd. It will work without showing the GUI if you have DetectHiddenWindows on. CtrlCount(id) { WinGet, list, ControlList, ahk_id %id% RegExReplace(list, "\w+",, count) return count } Demonstration: DetectHiddenWindows, On Gui,...

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F1::
WinActivate, Willhood ahk_exe DofusMod.exe
WinGetPos,,, w, h, Willhood ahk_exe DofusMod.exe
MouseMove, w / 2, h / 2, 0
return

F2::
WinActivate, Will-shot ahk_exe DofusMod.exe
WinGetPos,,, w, h, Will-shot ahk_exe DofusMod.exe
MouseMove, w / 2, h / 2, 0
Send, {tab}
return

What could be happening is that when you run a virtual desktop like Parallels, depending on the settings, it could be trying to sync the states of toggle keys between the physical desktop and the virtual desktop, and in doing so, it can mess up the way those keys are handled, especially on the virtu...

What does that mean? Did you run the script I showed or not? What did it show?

Your #IfWinActive line is v1 code. See #HotIf and WinActive.

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

#HotIf WinActive('ahk_exe EXCEL.EXE')

^Tab::^PgUp

I agree that a .ico file that contains various size images drawn specifically for that size looks much better than letting Windows scale up or down based on one size.

You can use IsXDigit() to include hex numbers. Would have to check separately for empty strings, as pointed out.

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