remove lines of #If-statement from history of executed lines Topic is solved

[Haswell]

how to remove lines of #If-statement from history of executed lines?

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ListLines Off
#If, some_func()
~LButton Up::
   ListLines Off
   outputdebug hello world
return
#If

some_func()
{
   ListLines Off
   outputdebug 11
   return 1
}

Is it possible to get rid of "some_func()" in history of lines? I tried "ListLines off" everywhere but it doesn't work

[andymbody]

It works for me (if I understand what you are trying to do). Using your script records nothing in the event logger (since ListLines Off is the first command. And depending on where I place the ListLines Off command, I can turn logging on/off successfully, exactly where I place it.

Which version of AHK are you using?

[Haswell]

I use version 1.1.37.1.
Here is more accurate example:

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#SingleInstance force
#NoEnv  ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
SendMode Input  ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%  ; Ensures a consistent starting directory.

;some code in autoexection section...

return  ;end of autoexecution section (I need this return)


;section with hotkeys and timer-routines started...

;I want to show lines for that #If-statement
ListLines On
#If, some_func1()
~1::
   outputdebug hello 1
return
#If

some_func1()
{
   return 1
}

;I don't want to show lines for that #If-statement
ListLines Off
#If, some_func2()
~2::
   outputdebug hello 2
return
#If

some_func2()
{
   return 1
}

[andymbody]

Would this work as an alternative? Remove the #IF entirely and handle the condition check manually after the ListLines is turned off. Especially since you are allowing pass-thru of the keys to the rest of the system anyway...

This is what you would have to do if the #IF directive was not available (I think it's really just a convenience command).

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;I want to show lines for that #If-statement
~1::
	ListLines On
	if (!some_func1())
		return
	outputdebug hello
	return

some_func1()
{
   return 1
}

;I don't want to show lines for that #If-statement
~2::
	ListLines Off
	if (!some_func2())
		return
	outputdebug hello
	return

some_func2()
{
   return 1
}

[Haswell]

Oh! Thank you