only works if INPUTBOX is active Topic is solved

[ktbjx]

how can I code it?

i only want this code to work, if an inputbox is active, else resume the normal keyboard Function..
i was guessing something like #IfWinActive??

here is the code i need do work only if an Inputbox exist

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Up::
Send, %Copier1%{Enter}
KeyWait, Up
Return

Down::
Send, %Copier2%{Enter}
KeyWait, Down
Return

NumpadAdd::Return
NumpadDiv::Return
NumpadMult::Return
$NumpadSub::Backspace

Here is the Inputbox Sample i use

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Gui +LastFound +OwnDialogs +AlwaysOnTop 
InputBox, q1,Copper,,,100,100,%xtop%,0

Gui +LastFound +OwnDialogs +AlwaysOnTop 
InputBox, q2,Gold,,,100,100,%xtop%,0

[buttshark]

For multiple InputBoxes, I would say that there are probably 2 things that are universally the same. That would be their ahk_class and ahk_exe. You can determine what those are using

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WinGetClass, winClass, A

and

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WinGet, winProcessPath, ProcessPath, A

respectively when the InputBox is active. You can then use that to theoretically in your #IfWinActive WinTitle, via

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#IfWinActive ahk_class %class%

or

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#IfWinActive ahk_exe %exe%

What seems to work for me is

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Gui +LastFound +OwnDialogs +AlwaysOnTop 
InputBox, q1,Copper,,,100,100,%xtop%,0

Gui +LastFound +OwnDialogs +AlwaysOnTop
InputBox, q2,Gold,,,100,100,%xtop%,0

#IfWinActive, ahk_class #32770

Up::
Send, %Copier1%{Enter}
KeyWait, Up
Return

Down::
Send, %Copier2%{Enter}
KeyWait, Down
Return

NumpadAdd::Return
NumpadDiv::Return
NumpadMult::Return
$NumpadSub::Backspace

Not sure if that's universal or not, but you can try that.

[ktbjx]

For multiple InputBoxes, I would say that there are probably 2 things that are universally the same. That would be their ahk_class and ahk_exe. You can determine what those are using

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WinGetClass, winClass, A

and

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WinGet, winProcessPath, ProcessPath, A

respectively when the InputBox is active. You can then use that to theoretically in your #IfWinActive WinTitle, via

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#IfWinActive ahk_class %class%

or

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#IfWinActive ahk_exe %exe%

What seems to work for me is

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Gui +LastFound +OwnDialogs +AlwaysOnTop 
InputBox, q1,Copper,,,100,100,%xtop%,0

Gui +LastFound +OwnDialogs +AlwaysOnTop
InputBox, q2,Gold,,,100,100,%xtop%,0

#IfWinActive, ahk_class #32770

Up::
Send, %Copier1%{Enter}
KeyWait, Up
Return

Down::
Send, %Copier2%{Enter}
KeyWait, Down
Return

NumpadAdd::Return
NumpadDiv::Return
NumpadMult::Return
$NumpadSub::Backspace

Not sure if that's universal or not, but you can try that.

it works! i even tried it on different computers #32770 works!
thanks so much!

[SOTE]

Keep in mind the title of the InputBox- InputBox, OutputVar, Title

This means that if the 2 different InputBox(es) have 2 different titles, then you can always distinguish them from each other or if they exist.

If WinActive("Copper") or with If WinActive("Gold"), the code would be

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If WinActive("Copper") OR WinActive("Gold")

If you use ahk_class #32770, remember that there are other windows from other programs that are identified with #32770, so this can lead to unwanted behavior or mistakes by the program.