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If I remember correctly the task manager runs at a different permission level. You might try running your script as administrator as a quick test

Read variables from a json file when the script first starts. Remember to write thr updated json file when the script saves or closes or it won't be able to load them next runtime.

My personal favorite: https://github.com/Chunjee/json.ahk

Fn takes place at the hardware level and ahk is limited to the software level. Sadly it can't be used in ahk scripts generally speaking

Russ

Remember to save and re-run the script. Ahk won't watch for changes generally speaking

unixTime. This hasn't received robust testing or anything but jsonVal := "1715345600" currentTime := "1715599151" msgbox, % UnixTimestampDifference(currentTime, jsonVal) ; => 2.934618 ; ie 2.9 days difference ; assumes Unix Epoch in seconds! NOT milliseconds UnixTimestampDifference(utcDate1, utcDat...

I believe that would square bracket notation: loop, 8 { msgbox, % obj.daily[A_Index]temp.max *9/5-459.67 } https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/Objects.htm#Usage_Objects All types of objects support both array syntax (brackets) and object syntax (dots) If you prefer your own count variable it might lo...

That's incredible.

andymbody wrote: ↑

11 May 2024, 13:37

Chunjee wrote: ↑

11 May 2024, 09:13

Bet I could find it if the code was posted

lol... would definitely help others participate in the search...

No only I have been specifically trained for this. In fact my entire programming career has lead to this exact point. To find this exact missing curly boi

Bet I could find it if the code was posted

Haven't had that problem since starting with VSC. Here is an interesting blog I came across while searching bracket pair colorization

Welcome to the world of ahk objects. A lot of users never get this far

Respect


I think ahk-jk has some of these

I would make the number bigger. I don't know much about twitch streams but a tiny tooltip seems way too small. Needs to be at least font size 30

If your GUI exists in the global scope I think you can fix this code by the following: guiToOptions := {"ItemSearchCheckbox":"ItemSearch" ,"CraftCheckbox":"Craft"} updateOptions() { global for i, v in guiToOptions { GuiControlGet, val,,%i% MsgBox % v ", " . val options[v] := val } } I would avoid su...

This is functionally the same and the forum highlighting agrees with it a bit better

Cool project I think

I decided to have the data in this structure, because I am thinking I can query history and return a matching handle in a list of handles it has, doing arrayMatch(history, hwnd) should return a array element find all matches: https://biga-ahk.github.io/biga.ahk/#/?id=filter find just the first matc...

Should work but I haven't WinGetPos() to test with

I prefer fileRead, OutputVar, Filename just read the whole file as one long string. Skip the Text := middleman

https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/lib/FileRead.htm

That's fantastic, well done :thumbup: Would be great to post in the v2 scripts and functions A short blurb like "Inspired in part by expect.ahk (v1)" would be appreciated but not required. If you would like a more visual link this could be cool: https://img.shields.io/badge/inspired_by-expect.ahk-g...