Can I ignore a physical key press durring executing?

[Bertrand]

Hi,
Here is my code.

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^NumpadLeft::
Send {Ctrl up}
BlockInput, MouseMove
Mouseclick, , , , 1, , D
Sleep, 100
MouseMove, -1, 0, , R
Sleep, 100
Mouseclick, , , , 1, , U
BlockInput, MouseMoveOff
return

This code includes Ctrl as a hotkey, and a program has its own behavior with Ctrl+click. So this code does something unexpected. Because Ctrl key is pressing during executing.
However I really want to use Ctrl... Is it possible blocking a physical key press during executing?
Thanks in advance

[mikeyww]

Hi,

See OnOff parameter for BlockInput. It may require admin privileges.

Or:

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F3::
on := True
Send m
KeyWait, F3
Send x
on := False
#If on
a::Return
#If

This just demonstrates how #If can be used to set a context or condition for a hotkey. Setting the hotkey to Return means that nothing will happen when the hotkey is triggered.

Another:

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F3::
Send m
KeyWait, F3
Send x
#If GetKeyState("F3", "P")
a::Return
#If