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if there is a cracked screen on the machine? Can that affect it? i dont know. maybe but probably not. u can run this script, with the dlls placed in the scripts folder, to find out at which point ImageSearch is failing. adjust ur coords/path as needed. CoordMode, Pixel, Screen is hardcoded, so ther...

the possibility of SendInput having reverted to SendEvent, in which case, whatever default key delays apply to SendEvent at the time of sending

an i5 4300u

wb := ComObjCreate("InternetExplorer.Application") wb.Visible := True wb.Navigate("https://intervarsity.org/chapters?state=GA") While wb.readyState != 4 || wb.document.readyState != "complete" || wb.busy sleep, 10 ; Sleep, 5000 ; on my machine I need this to wait for that data to load MsgBox halt f...

It is not a meta set being called. It is a prop setter. and i never claimed it was. im highlighting the discrepancies between both functions' signatures(which apparently only serves to confuse people, see vvhitevvizard 's 41st gripe with v2[ 1 , 2 ] and this case) why isnt meta-set's(and others') P...

ErrorLevel 2 means the image couldn't be loaded(due to the supplied image path being wrong or extremely unlikely internal Windows reasons)
either ur paths are bad or ur folder structure is bad, which basically boils down to ur paths being bad

also theres no A_#ScriptDir builtin variable

Exercice to write .defineProp( name, { get: …/…, set: …/… } ) : ... get: objBindMethod( this, 'gsProp' ), set: objBindMethod( this, 'gsProp' ) ... by using ObjBindMethod() here, uve created a circular reference, which means any instance of ur object wont ever get automatically deleted, unless u man...

then access the .href property

because the flag doesn't exist on pre 8.0 systems (iirc)

its not an AHK thing, its a windows thing - a programming pattern for structuring GUI applications https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/learnwin32/window-messages eg(with made up message names): when u right click ur mouse driver tray icon, windows sends to ur mouse driver application the ...

not a stupid question, ahk limitation

u can detect ur plugging the mouse in with a WM_DEVICECHANGED OnMessage() handler

about automating the UI, id suggest poking around to see if u can post some messages to it

have u verified whether u actually get an image back when u run ...FromHWND()? ure probably getting just a black screen. u probably had the DWM disabled on win7, so ur captures were working, but on win10 it cant be disabled. if are, in fact, getting an image back, then dump it to disk, load both ima...

it doesnt work due to the documented limitation of If Var Is Type that it only accepts plain variables and doesnt work with expressions. write urself a type function wrapping If Var Is Type or use one of the numerous ones other people have already posted on the forums or other places on the internet...

I would have preferred a simple v2 like VB or Java i, too, would have preferred $LANGUAGE_IM_WORKING_IN to have been an amalgamation of all my favorite features from languages 1..N, but that doesnt seem all that realistic. i guess it could be... if i wrote my own language! however, syntax differenc...

as @aseiot reports https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?p=346302#p346302, this is probably about to get fixed in the next release(although i havent personally tested it)

see https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?p=346235#rare_error for a "realworldish" example Obj := {} Obj.DefineProperty('myProp', { get: {} ; "function object", lacking .Call() }) MsgBox Obj.HasOwnProp('myProp') ; true MsgBox Obj.myProp ; "... doesnt have a property named 'myProp'" basical...

assuming d3d9_dll is a valid module handle. then add ur offset

this is too convoluted to explain(and probably understand). basically, if u hardcode a reference to the variable hGuiImg1 in the global scope(ie, the auto-execute section's or that of any label/hotkey/hotstring), at compile time(ie, when the script has loaded) the blank(until assignment) global vari...

This is a simple ClassObject with a property name sure but note E1.name on a line on its own written like this is the invocation of the method .name() passing 0(1 * - the this ) params, and not property access( get ). largely pedantry, but lets be clear about this This is a simple ClassObject with ...