Mapping OS X text editing shortcuts to Windows Topic is solved

[keith]

I want to map the following keys.

• swap win and ctrl
  alt-left/alt-right to ctrl-left/ctrl-right
  ctrl-left to home
  ctrl-right to end
  shift-ctrl-left to shift-home
  shift-ctrl-right to shift-end

I also want to repeatedly press the left and right keys in the home and end cases without releasing the modifier keys. The following script does not work because the original modifier keys are still effective in the mapped keys. For example, pressing ^Left is actually ^Home.

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LWin::LCtrl
LCtrl::LWin
RWin::RCtrl
RCtrl::RWin
!Left::^Left
!Right::^Right
^Left::Home
^Right::End

The following script stops the original modifier being effective but pressing Left twice while holding Ctrl gives me Home then Left.

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LWin::LCtrl
LCtrl::LWin
RWin::RCtrl
RCtrl::RWin
!Left::^Left
!Right::^Right
^Left::Send {Home}
^Right::Send {End}

What should the script be?

[bigdeal]

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~LWin::LCtrl
~LCtrl::LWin
~RWin::RCtrl
~RCtrl::RWin
!Left::^Left
!Right::^Right
^Left::Home
^Right::End

tell me if it helps

[keith]

It does not work. I still get Ctrl-Home when pressing Ctrl-Left.

[keith]

I tested the following code. If I held LWin then pressed Left, Right and Left, I got Home, Right but nothing more. It seemed that GetKeyState returned false after the first LWin+Left. I changed the code to check the physical state of LWin so I have had some desired result. I wonder if it is an expected result or a bug of GetKeyState returning false in my case.

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LWin::LCtrl
LCtrl::LWin
RWin::RCtrl
RCtrl::RWin

*Left::
if GetKeyState("Ctrl")
{
	SendInput {Home}
}