Also quick question, what designates the position of the return command? i.e, why is there a return under each of the hotkeys but not under the if statements?
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- 08 Nov 2016, 05:34
- Forum: Ask for Help (v1)
- Topic: How you'd setup multiple key triggers for different tasks? Topic is solved
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- 08 Nov 2016, 05:30
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- Topic: How you'd setup multiple key triggers for different tasks? Topic is solved
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Re: How you'd setup multiple key triggers for different tasks? Topic is solved
^q:: task1 := !task1 task2 := 0 return ^e:: task2 := !task2 task1 := 0 return #if task1 1:: Send "one" 2:: Send "two" 3:: Send "three" 4:: Send "four" 5:: Send "five" #If #if task2 1:: Send "six" 2:: Send "seven" 3:: Send "eight" 4:: Send "nine" 5:: Send "ten" #if Awesome! Thank you! I hadn't even ...
- 08 Nov 2016, 03:56
- Forum: Ask for Help (v1)
- Topic: How you'd setup multiple key triggers for different tasks? Topic is solved
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How you'd setup multiple key triggers for different tasks? Topic is solved
Hi there, I'm looking to create a script that will allow you to press multiple keys to toggle activate a set of commands (press again to disable). For example: Pressing Ctrl+q (^q::) will make pressing the number keys 1,2,3,4,5 output "one","two","three","four","five" respectively. If you pressed it...