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Good day.
I made a script it is easiest clipboard manager. It saves your text from clipboard to file and then using FileReadLine with A_Index to send each line in rotation.
The problem in this line:
I wish to use SendInput here because it faster then Send but...
You can not use SendInput it gaves wrong result instead of Send. With SendInput the result will be a whole lines from file but not an each lines in rotation.
To clearly understand what i mean I advice you to chek this script and see which result will be if you change Send on SendInput.

Try using ClipWait before writing the file.
This should be in ask for help...

Xtra wrote:This should be in ask for help...

Well if its works for you its strange because it didnt works for me...

What i was pointing out is you are assuming the clipboard has content when writing to file.

No bugs at all.

You guys probably didn`t get what i mean. You should figure out by checking full script.
Check it without remark this line: And then check with changes:

IMEime wrote:No bugs at all.

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myVar := "FooBoo"
Send, %myVar%{BS 3}
SendInput, %myVar%{BS 3} ; "FooFoo"

I dont see the conection with your messege and my:

With SendInput the result will be a whole lines from file but not an each lines in rotation.

IMEime wrote:No bugs at all.

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SendInput, % cpline "`n Surprise `n"

Well if i saving two random words like "home" and "tube" and then i using your "Not bug at all" codeline i got this:
"
tube
Surprise
home
Surprise
"
(Here i pushed Numpad2 one time)

But i if change Sendinput on Send here in your codeline like this: I will get what i need (almost)

When i push Numpad2 first time i get:
"home
Surprise
"
And when i push second time:
"
tube
Surprise
".

The bug is in your script.

Both Send and SendInput produce the wrong result. If there are any differences, it is only because of timing.

When you press Numpad2, the loop starts. If Send or SendInput takes x ms, you must release Numpad2 less than x ms after pressing it, otherwise the loop will iterate multiple times even though you've only pressed the key once. If you press the key for 50 ms and Send takes 55 ms while SendInput takes 45 ms, SendInput will cause two iterations while Send will cause one.

Instead of just waiting for NumPad2 to be down (which will not wait at all if it is still/already down), you may wait for it to be down and then wait for it to be up: Alternatively, you may remove the loop and use a counter (in place of A_Index) which is incremented each time the hotkey is called.

After you send ^c, you should give the active window some time to process it and change the clipboard content. Otherwise, the script may append the old clipboard contents.

Note that %clipboard% `n writes a space at the end of the line, which may be unintended.

lexikos
Thank you master.

Alternatively, you may remove the loop and use a counter

How to use this counter? Is it some kind off function?

Use variables and math.