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It wasn't really what I indented, sorry for the confusion. Currently, I use the following in order to detect a double key press: If (A_ThisHotkey = A_PriorHotkey and A_TimeSincePriorHotkey < 200) The problem with this, is that the script won't "wait" for the double press to happen or not happen, it ...

Hey!
How can I do something like:
- If single click: do A
- If double click: do B and don't do A
I guess the script has to wait the time before deciding if it's double or single, but I can't figure out how to stop it there and then do the detection later.
Thanks!

So how can I fix that?

If I leave MButton, keep Alt + Ctrl down and re-press MButton, the hotkey wont execute again. Any idea why?

It should turn Ctrl + Alt + MButton + Mouse movement to !wheelup and down.

Full script here, it just doesn't work as expected. It starts fine but then you have to release and re-press the hotkey in order for it to work again. I have no idea why. It works fine with MButton alone. #NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases. ; #Warn...

Using the hotkey as ^!MButton worked fine for you?

SendMode Input ^!mbutton:: current := 0 MouseGetPos,, y1 while (GetKeyState("MButton", "P")) { MouseGetPos,, y2 offset := (y2-y1)//10 ; set scroll per pixel if (current != offset) { count := offset-current loop % Abs(count) Send % count > 0 ? "!{WheelUp}" : "!{WheelDown}" current := Offset } Sleep ...

The mode is already input.

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The following script it not working properly when the hotkey ^!mbutton is being used. Any other hotkey that doesn't include ctrl or alt works fine. Any idea how to fix this without changing it to a different hotkey? ^!mbutton:: current := 0 MouseGetPos,, y1 while (GetKeyState("MButton", "P")) { Mous...

Hey
I'm using 2 monitors and I'd like to turn only one of them off before I turn off my computer.

Could you please help me with a code for that?

P.S I will need to be able to distinguish between the 2 monitors.

Thanks so much!

Sorry I forgot to mention that it's a vertical setup, so the change should be in the Y axis. Could you alter the code with that in mind?

Hey
I'm using a couple of monitors and since only one of them is scaled, the cursor is moving much faster on this monitor than the others.
Is it possible to alter that with a script? So each time the cursor moves to the scaled monitor, it's speed will be slowed down a little.

Thanks!

You are right, but I would like to prevent remapping LButton completely like you did, even if it's still working normally.

On the other hand - if I could "catch" the left button while a certain subroutine is running, it could solve my problem too.

Interesting..

I use the following method but it tends to not be reliable (it doesn't respond fast enough sometimes) for some reason:
What do you think?

Hey, how can I choose a specific button like LButton and then do something like:

If LButton was pressed in the last 5 second
do 1 2 3..

Hopefully as 1 routine with no timers or subroutines.

Thanks

Oh yes, I think that is it.

Could you explain how it's done?
What is the effect of " ` "?

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Let's say this function returns the right numbers:
Now this works: Where do I add the statement ?