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MaxAstro

Switch the order around. For example:

a & s = 83632
a & d & s = mlpphubji

You'll have to remember the correct order to press them in, but they shouldn't conflict.

MaxAstro

If you put MsgBox, %addebito% and MsgBox, %interessi% in your code, what do those messageboxes display?

MaxAstro

If the guis have predictable names, you should be able do something like this:

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Loop, 20
	GUI M%A_Index%:hide

MaxAstro

Strange, this works fine for me when I try it. What if you add * to the options of the first hotkey, does that help?

MaxAstro

Can you post the script you have so far?

MaxAstro

I mean an immutable number. In my specific use case, I need to store the decimal value of an RGBA value, so that instead of needing to remember 4294967295, I can just reference this.colorWhite, and the same with three other colors I use with that class.

MaxAstro

So working with classes is still pretty new to me and I'm relatively inexperienced.

Is there a way to define a constant within a class, such that, for example, in any given instance of class Cube, this.NumberOfSides always equals 6?

MaxAstro

That won't work, either, since that line is in expression mode; Do this instead:

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"<span class='tooltip'>" . fronttext . "<span class='tooltiptext'>" . backtext . "</span></span>"

MaxAstro

I always use explicit concat for the same reason that I always use forced expression mode: It's much more clear what is going on if someone else reads my code. And if I haven't looked at a piece of code in three months, then I qualify as "someone else", too.

MaxAstro

I think what confused me was the fact that sometimes it is needed to use "[]" and sometimes "%%" when creating arrays. These are two completely different things. If you use %% you are creating what are called pseudo-arrays. Pseudo-arrays aren't actually arrays at all; the variables in the pseudo-ar...

MaxAstro

Just as an idea, you could create a two dimensional associative array. So for example, PictureArray[ButtonA][1] would be the name of the first ButtonA, and PictureArray[ButtonB][3] would be the third ButtonB. That should be relatively easy to add to on the fly. EDIT: It also has the advantage that y...

MaxAstro

Suppose I have a two dimensional associative array like this: SubArray1 := {Alpha : 1 , Beta : 2 , Gamma : 3} SubArray2 := {Delta : 4 , Epsilon : 5 , Phi : 6} MyArray := {First : SubArray1 , Second : SubArray2} Are these two commands identical? MyVar := MyArray.First.Alpha MyVar := MyArray[First,Alp...

MaxAstro

Chrome. Weird. Will try clearing my cache, I suppose.

EDIT: Clearing cookies and cache worked. No idea what that bug was, but it's resolved now. XD

MaxAstro

Many games are written under the (typically quite logical) assumption that if their window is not focused, they will not be receiving keypresses; often games are written to ignore any keypresses received while the window isn't focused. Many games also pause whenever they lose focus. Because of this,...

MaxAstro

There is an extra "v" in the variable names under the ButtonOK label (i.e. it should just be %Asset% and %Description%).

MaxAstro

Odd one here - when I try to go to the docs website, the address constantly flashes back and forth between https://autohotkey.com/docs/AutoHotkey.htm and https://autohotkey.com/docs/frame.htm#AutoHotkey.htm, the page keeps reloading, and it never finishes. Is it just me, or is there an issue with th...

MaxAstro

For that use case you don't need to use &. Just do ^+A:: and it should work fine.

MaxAstro

Actually, there is a much better solution. EvilC wrote a piece of code specifically for triggering a function with a sequence of keys. His code, including an example, is reproduced below. You don't really need to know how it works entirely; just drop everything except the examples into an otherwise ...

MaxAstro

Do you mean mapping left and right arrow on the keyboard? That's fairly easy. For example: !Right::Space If you mean mapping the new buttons on the mouse, that could be tricky. You might see if XButton1 or XButton2 work - with many mouses that is what the fourth or fifth buttons are recognized as. O...

MaxAstro

You aren't going to have much luck with reasonably competent users, since basically anyone who knows what they are doing could decompile the script and remove your timer from it. DRM is hard, especially when you are talking about a program that was never designed to support it.

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