How to use hotkey object functions Topic is solved

[cgx5871]

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;~   ^1  ----  +1!1
;~   ^2  ----  +2!2
;~   ^a  ----  +a!a
Loop 10
	Hotkey "^" A_Index, a.b(A_Index)	;~ Error: Nonexistent hotkey.

class a {
	static b(s){
		Send "+" s "!" s
	}
}

[Noitalommi_2]

Hi.

Edit2: Couldn't get it to work with a loop but this does at least use the parameter.

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Hotkey "<^" 1, (*) => a.b("Test 1")
Hotkey "<^" 2, (*) => a.b("Test 2")


class a {
	static b(s){
		SendText "+" s "!" s
	}
}

[Noitalommi_2]

Another try.

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Loop 10
	Hotkey "<^" A_Index-1, f.Bind(A_Index-1) ; Left Ctrl + 0 - 9, binds A_Index-1
f(Parameter, ThisHotkey) => a.b(Parameter, ThisHotkey) ; You can certainly write this in the line above but I don't know how.


class a {
	static b(para1, para2){
		SendText "+" para1 "!" para1 ", Hotkey= " para2
	}
}

[Noitalommi_2]

@niCode
Had this as my first attempt as well, check the return Value, it's not correct.

Edit: Post is gone or I'm hallucinating.

[niCode]

@niCode
Had this as my first attempt as well, check the return Value, it's not correct.

Edit: Post is gone or I'm hallucinating.

I realized my mistake after. Didn't catch the control modifier symbol because it's six in the morning and haven't slept lol.

This seems like it works though.

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loop 10 {
    num := SubStr(A_Index, -1)
    Hotkey('^' num, ObjBindMethod(a, 'b', num))
}

class a {
    static b(s, key) {
        SendText('+' s '!' s)
    }
}

[Noitalommi_2]

@niCode

superb

[just me]

A bit more straight:

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
For Key In StrSplit("0123456789")
    Hotkey('^' Key, (HK) => A.B(SubStr(HK, -1)))

Class A {
    Static B(K) {
        ToolTip('+' K '!' K)
    }
}