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Nowhere does it say how the TEXT is used or what purpose it serves. Additionally, the "text" is not shown in the syntax, which, I think should be something likeFormatStr
A format string composed of literal text and placeholders of the form {Index:Format}.
<text>{Index:Format}<text>
And what is AutoReload? Never heard of it.. so does my AHK version, it seems. (I am guessing the syntax here.)
gregster, there are no problems. Everything is working fine.gregster wrote: ↑08 Feb 2019, 15:09And what is AutoReload? Never heard of it.. so does my AHK version, it seems. (I am guessing the syntax here.)
And Shift+tab is a standard MS Windows shortcut - what is the connection to AHK? Are there special problems with remapping this which should be mentioned, like with Alt-Tab?
Please elaborate!
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#SingleInstance force
#NoEnv
#Warn
#InstallKeybdHook
SetWorkingDir, D:\ahk-functions-library
SetTimer, AutoReload, 100000
#Include D:\ahk-functions-library\en-proof.ahk
~LWin::vk07
Okay, I am just trying to understand what's going on with this AutoReload thing you mentioned, but this is clearly a user-defined function like we have uncounted numbers of in this forum.
ineuw wrote: ↑08 Feb 2019, 22:40ahk7 suggested using AutoReload in this thread https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=76&t=60167. The purpose of the AutoReload was to refresh the code because after about an hour the keyboard goes bananas in Firefox (and only in Firefox). So, I wanted to find and pinpoint the problem before contacting Firefox support. So, Windows may not be a problem but interference from Firefox shortcuts may be. AutoReload is an accepted action in AutoHotkey.
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AutoReload:
Reload
ReturnI guess it retrieve the control's content.Leave SubCommand blank to retrieve the control's contents. All control types are self-explanatory except the following:
- if: 'if var', where var is an object, always returns true. The 'if (expression)' page does not state this.
- Mentioned here:
Raw TRUE/FALSE test on an object - AutoHotkey Community
https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=60963
If the if-statement's expression evaluates to true (which is any result other than an empty string or the number 0),
all operators require all operands and symbols.- Ternary operator: it could be stated explicitly that you must specify all 3 ...
it is clearly documented that the address of the argument is passed, I cannot see how it can be clarified.- DllCall: clarification of what happens when you specify 'Ptr,0' and 'PtrP,0'/'IntP,0'/'UIntP,0' etc.
- Mentioned here:
DllCall: IntP/UIntP, Int64P/UInt64P, PtrP/UPtrP - AutoHotkey Community
https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=39906&p=261091#p261091
Equal (=), case-sensitive-equal (==), and not-equal (<> or !=). The operators != and <> are identical in function. The == operator behaves identically to = except when either of the inputs is not a number, in which case == is always case sensitive and = is always case insensitive (the method of insensitivity depends on StringCaseSense). By contrast, <> and != obey StringCaseSense.
Note: A quoted literal string such as "55" is always considered non-numeric in this context.
Deprecated: The <> operator is not recommended for use in new scripts. Use the != operator instead.
Sounds pretty straightforward. What follows "if " is not considered an expression unless preceded by a "(".An if-statement that contains an expression is differentiated from a traditional-if such as If FoundColor <> Blue by making the character after the word "if" an open-parenthesis.
Here, the implication from "When an expression is required" is that in the example thereafter, "if ItemCount", ItemCount is an expression.Boolean values: When an expression is required to evaluate to true or false (such as an IF-statement), a blank or zero result is considered false and all other results are considered true. For example, the statement if ItemCount would be false only if ItemCount is blank or 0. Similarly, the expression if not ItemCount would yield the opposite result.
Edit:Var
The variable name.
Something was unclear, that means you should ask for help, so when it is not unclear anymore, you can make an actual suggestion. In general, this thread is mostly ask for help and no suggestions. If you ask a question, it is the wrong thread.- GuiControlGet: It may be more subtle than that, I was exploring backporting AHK v2 GUIs, and something important was unclear.
Would you expect obj == "" to be true?- I had thought that since an object returns an empty string,
I made a ridiculous example to help you realise that your comment,Many(/most?) people would expect obj == "" to be true, yes.
was nonsensical . I will try again, do you expect obj.key to be equivalent to "".key? And no, I do not think anyone would expect obj == "" to be true.- I had thought that since an object returns an empty string,
It does, and It isthis behaviour needs to be defined somewhere, prominently, in the documentation.
objects.