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Cuadrix

Since the splash and main windows have the same window name, try this: MySettings = C:\Users\2015 Win10\AppData\Local\Logitech\Logitech Gaming Software\settings.json ; Location of settings file NewProfile = "persistentProfile" : "{5FAEA13C-DF17-44E4-8714-A0E9BF212D4E}" SoftwareProcessName = LCore.ex...

Cuadrix

The reason it the splash screen comes is because the script completely closes the program whereas when you manually click on the x it only closes the main window, meaning that you can still probably see a small logitech icon in the system tray on the right side of the screen near the date/time. I'm ...

Cuadrix

You are attempting to close and reopen the script a second time when it's not necessary. Remove these: RunWait mouse_close.bat ; Basic taskkill line to Close the mouse program because your more elegant Process, Close, %SoftwareProcessName% confusingly would not work. RunWait, %SoftwareExecutable% ; ...

Cuadrix

It's possible in many ways. Simplest way in my opinion is to use a parsing loop, not tested: MySettings = C:\My Documents\My Settings.txt ; Location of settings file NewProfile = "persistentProfile" : "{5FAEA13C-DF17-44E4-8714-A0E9BF212D4E}" ; First check if the settings file exists If (!FileExist(M...

Cuadrix

First backup the file just in case. For example, copy the settings file to the desktop or something. This should work, not tested: MySettings = C:\My Documents\My Settings.txt ; Location of settings file OldProfile = "persistentProfile" : "{09D92D75-3C8C-4723-B06C-4090BCB899C0}" NewProfile = "persis...

Cuadrix

An expression is something that results in a value, for example a math operation (2 + 2) or a function that returns something. A condition is a comparison of values in a conditional statement such as if , that returns either true or false . See this example: message := "Hello world" ; if... is a con...

Cuadrix

Maybe the program has a dedicated folder for storing profiles somewhere?
If so, maybe just some simple file write and rename magic would do the trick.

Cuadrix

Check out classMemory by @RHCP :
https://github.com/Kalamity/classMemory

Cuadrix

2 choices.
- OCR
- Memory reading

Autohotkey is lacking in OCR scripts, so;
Memory reading is the easiest, but it's still far too difficult for a novice.

I'm just giving suggestions. I'm not interested in doing any paid work.

Cuadrix

Can you tell why? I ask so I can learn since I haven't experienced problems with it. You haven't experienced any problems because your files aren't 1GB. Try looping through million lines of anything and see how long it takes. Imagine doing a conditional check for each and every line in a file conta...

Cuadrix

Regarding pointers, I'm just gonna say this;
The best way to understand pointers is by learning C or C++
Once you've got the basic knowledge of them, everything becomes clear, even your understanding of DllCalls in Autohotkey

Cuadrix

Everything batch scripts do, autohotkey can do one way or another.

Cuadrix

Bacon19331 wrote: ↑
08 Apr 2020, 19:46
Ok, this worked. Thanks! But just wondering if a space was present in the source path, wouldn't you need quotes?

You don't need quotes in commands at all, even if you have a space in your string
Quotes are needed around strings if the string is in an expression though e.g. % "C:\Program Files"

Cuadrix

- Process is a command. - If is a statement that evaluates expressions. - Commands are not expressions. - The If statement won't recognize a command as an expression because it isn't a value and it does not return a value like an expression does. For your script to work, you have to separate them in...

Cuadrix

It's not working because the command thinks that the quotes are a part of the path, which they are not. You don't need quotes in autohotkey commands because everything is already treated as a string: FileCopy, %logdir%%time%.txt, C:\OM\%name%.txt To write the above as an expression you would do it t...

Cuadrix

Explanation is unclear

Cuadrix

WHat if I want to include files?

Cuadrix

I have come to realize that Autohotkey is very powerful, and was wondering if even this is within the reach of it's capabilities. One way I can think of is by writing memory to a shared memory address in the ram, then having the driver read from the address and take action based on what was read. Bu...

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Turns out the issue was the address I was passing to the function. Basically I used classMemory by RHCP to get the address of a region with a string as a haystack. I passed in an array of bytes encoded as UTF-8 instead of UTF-16 which messed up the return result, thus leading VirtualProtectEx to fai...

Cuadrix

I'm trying to change the protection of a page in memory using DllCall but I run into some troubles; With the code snippet below, I get error 87 in A_LastError , which means I have an invalid paramater. I tried a couple combinations with no luck. I need to store the old protection to lpflOldProtect ,...

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