why my variable fail to Repeat assignment？ Topic is solved

[vbgfnd]

hello，friends i make a variable MyVar to Simulate a switch that

if i press alt+ctrl+shift+z MyVar will be "z" or "t"
and if i press k, it will Identify MyVar to decide how to do

but！first of all , press k it will trigger mouseMove, secondly, i press alt+ctrl+shift+z to kick down, and pressing k will send kkkkkkk
and then, if i press alt+ctrl+shift+z again, pressing k wont trigger mouseMove, and still send kkkk.

does anyone can help me ? i dont know what' s wrong

here is my code:

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global MyVar:="t" ;define a var

!+^z:: ;alt+ctrl+shift+z
if(MyVar=t){
	MyVar:="z"
	return
}else
{
	MyVar:="t"
	return
}

!+^x::MyVar:="x" ;alt+ctrl+shift+z

$k::
if(MyVar=t){
MouseMove, 0, -27, 0, R 
return
}
else{
	Send k
	return
}

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[Xtra]

but！first of all , press k it will trigger mouseMove, secondly, i press alt+ctrl+shift+z to kick down, and pressing k will send kkkkkkk
and then, if i press alt+ctrl+shift+z again, pressing k wont trigger mouseMove, and still send kkkk.

Change:
if(MyVar=t)
To:
if (MyVar="t")
t is not a variable it is a string that needs to be quoted. To learn more read about: expressions here.

[vbgfnd]

but！first of all , press k it will trigger mouseMove, secondly, i press alt+ctrl+shift+z to kick down, and pressing k will send kkkkkkk
and then, if i press alt+ctrl+shift+z again, pressing k wont trigger mouseMove, and still send kkkk.

Change:
if(MyVar=t)
To:
if (MyVar="t")
t is not a variable it is a string that needs to be quoted. To learn more read about: expressions here.

thank you , Solved my problem，thank you verymuck