GetKeyState not working as expected

[WalterRoberts]

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Sleep 2000
Loop, 4
if GetKeyState("RButton")
    MsgBox RButton is down.
else
    MsgBox RButton is NOT down.

; Once the following custom combinations are added 
; GetKeyState("RButton") does not get recognized anymore 
; even though RButton is physically down
$RButton::Send {RButton}
RButton & Enter::Msgbox First RightMouseButton and then Enter pressed

Does anybody know the solution to this problem?

[Yakshongas]

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Sleep 2000
Loop
{
    if (GetKeyState("RButton"))
    {
        ToolTip, RButton Is Down 
    }
    else
    {
        ToolTip, RButton is NOT down.
    }
}
Return
~RButton & Enter::Msgbox First RightMouseButton and then Enter pressed

[WalterRoberts]

Right, I have also tried this, but the problem with this specific syntax is when using "RButton & Enter" a right-click is performed after RButton is released which would basically make all custom combinations of "RButton & ______" useless.
This gets solved with "$RButton::Send {RButton}", but then GetKeyState("RButton") does not recognize the key state anymore as stated above.
I have also tried to work around this issues with the following code, but in this case it basically does not change anything. Also removing the tilde in this context is the same like when writing "$RButton::Send {RButton}".

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~RButton::
	KeyWait RButton
	If (A_PriorKey = "RButton")
		Send {RButton}
Return

This problem seems trickier than I thought.

[GEV]

What about this

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~*RButton Up::
If (A_PriorKey != "RButton")
	Send, {Esc}
return

[WalterRoberts]

This comes pretty close, as it actually does prevent a right-click from occurring when any random combination is pressed, except that it still does not work with any custom created combination (like ~RButton & Enter::Msgbox First RightMouseButton and then Enter pressed in this example). So, the initial problem persists...