Input command selective visible Topic is solved

[dsewq1LYJ]

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Input,k,V L1 T0.213
If (ErrorLevel = "Max")
{
	If (k = "s")
		Send n
}

I want to make the key "invisible" only if k = "s" but the others keys is "visible"
How to implement this kind of idea ?

My current worst solution is add delay before "Send n"

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~c::
Input,k,V L1 T0.213
If (ErrorLevel = "Max")
{
	If (k = "s")
	{
		Sleep 255
		Send n
	}
}

[Shadowpheonix]

I would do it like this...

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Input,k,L1 T0.213
If (ErrorLevel = "Max") And (k != "s")
	Send %k%

[dsewq1LYJ]

I would do it like this...

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Input,k,L1 T0.213
If (ErrorLevel = "Max") And (k != "s")
	Send %k%

I already did it, Send % k wouldn't work.
When the Input is "Invisible" I need to Send %k%k% to do what I need
It would be looks like..

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~c::
Send c ;~ Here must be press c twice, otherwise script won't work. and this cause a lot of weird problems...
Input,k,L1 T0.213
If (k = "s")
	Send n
Else
	Send %k%%k%
Return
~v::
Send v ;~ Here must be press v twice, otherwise script won't work. and this cause a lot of weird problems...
Input,k,L1 T0.213
If (k = "s")
	Send m
Else
	Send %k%%k%
Return

I dont know why...Just when I removed the "V" flag away from "Input" this script works really really weird....

[dsewq1LYJ]

I thought the best solution is KeyWait , but I hope I can do this in future.

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Input,k,V Sasd L1 T0.213
If (k = "a")
	Send n
If (k = "s")
	Send n
If (k = "d")
	Send n

S is "Selector" for "Input Command", It would ignore by AHK...Such thing


Current bad sol.

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~c::
Input,k,V L1 T0.213
If (k = "s") {
	KeyWait s
	Send n
}
Return

[Nextron]

You could use s::return, but it would have to be a registered hotkey, as a hooked hotkey wouldn't be visible for the input command either. So it can't be a conditional hotkey (#If), but disabling it dynamically (Hotkey, s, toggle) would probably work.

[dsewq1LYJ]

You could use s::return, but it would have to be a registered hotkey, as a hooked hotkey wouldn't be visible for the input command either. So it can't be a conditional hotkey (#If), but disabling it dynamically (Hotkey, s, toggle) would probably work.

Really nice ! I dont even know I can suspend a hotkey