Cycling through an array of functions...
Posted: 26 Apr 2024, 15:25
Good evening,
I'm curious what format would a hot key would take in order to change it's effect with three single presses of buttons.
For example, the way flip phone's used to text. You would press the number 1 once to get 'a', two or three within a time limit to type 'b' or 'c' respectively before timeout and reset back to the original function or to press another number to get another possible three characters such as hitting the number 2 to get d, e or f. You know old-school texting.
I have an idea but not sure it can work as ahk complains about a missing array of values which are clearly listed below. Shown as follows.
I'm curious what format would a hot key would take in order to change it's effect with three single presses of buttons.
For example, the way flip phone's used to text. You would press the number 1 once to get 'a', two or three within a time limit to type 'b' or 'c' respectively before timeout and reset back to the original function or to press another number to get another possible three characters such as hitting the number 2 to get d, e or f. You know old-school texting.
I have an idea but not sure it can work as ahk complains about a missing array of values which are clearly listed below. Shown as follows.
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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
; Define your array of values
myArray := ["a", "b", "c"]
myArray2 := ["d", "e", "f"]
myArray3 := ["g", "h", "i"]
; Initialize the index
index := 0
; Define a hotkey (you can customize this)
#HotIf
1:: ; Pressing the '1' key
{ myArray[index]
index := (index + 1) myArray.Length() ; Cycle through the array
}
#HotIf
#HotIf
2:: ; Pressing the '2' key
{ myArray2[index]
index := (index + 1) myArray2.Length() ; Cycle through the array]
}
#HotIf
#HotIf
3:: ; Pressing the '3' key
{ myArray3[index]
index := (index + 1) myArray3.Length() ; Cycle through the array
}
#HotIf