Logitech mouse didn't work at GetKeyState

[hyaray]

Logitech mouse has a bug??
the codes below can trigger, but GetKeyState is always 0
What's wrong with it.

I use other mouse, result is 1

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MButton::tooltip,% A_ThisHotkey . "`n" . GetKeyState("MButton", "P")
XButton1::tooltip,% A_ThisHotkey . "`n" . GetKeyState("MButton", "P")
XButton2::tooltip,% A_ThisHotkey . "`n" . GetKeyState("MButton", "P")

[mikeyww]

When I fixed the v1 syntax errors, it worked for me. MButton key state is 1 in the MButton hotkey.

[hyaray]

fixed the v1 syntax errors

I don't understand what it means. It should be Logitech's problem.
Other mouse is worked.
Thanks for help!!

[boiler]

fixed the v1 syntax errors

I don't understand what it means.

He is saying he changed the code so it would work with AHK v1 because you posted in the v1 section of the forum, and when he did that, the code worked. If your code worked (at least didn’t produce an error for an unknown function) as shown, you are either running AHK v2, or you included a ToolTip() function that you didn’t show in your post. AHK v1 only has a command version of ToolTip, not a function.

If you are using AHK v2, you should post in the v2 section of “Ask For Help” or at least state you are using v2 because the latest official release is still v1.

[mikeyww]

I agree with boiler.

Perhaps one possibility is that the Logitech button that you think is MButton is actually something else.

[hyaray]

sorry, It's my fault.
I should move it to v2.
I'm using Logitech M720, windows 10 21H1.
if you worked well, I don't know what's the reason

[hyaray]

Perhaps one possibility is that the Logitech button that you think is MButton is actually something else.

LButton and RButton is OK.
not only MButton, but also Xbutton1 and Xbutton2 not worked.

[boiler]

It worked with v2 as written with my Logitech M705 mouse. As mikeyww pointed out before, each of your GetKeyState() functions are looking for MButton. Are you sure you didn't mean the following?

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MButton::tooltip(A_ThisHotkey . "`n" . GetKeyState("MButton", "P"))
XButton1::tooltip(A_ThisHotkey . "`n" . GetKeyState("XButton1", "P"))
XButton2::tooltip(A_ThisHotkey . "`n" . GetKeyState("XButton2", "P"))

If none of the above worked, as you described, maybe you have the Logitech software set up to produce something else when those buttons are pressed. Try disabling that software if you have it running, or set those buttons to just produce their native function.

[hyaray]

It worked with v2 as written with my Logitech M705 mouse. As mikeyww pointed out before, each of your GetKeyState() functions are looking for MButton. Are you sure you didn't mean the following?

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MButton::tooltip(A_ThisHotkey . "`n" . GetKeyState("MButton", "P"))
XButton1::tooltip(A_ThisHotkey . "`n" . GetKeyState("XButton1", "P"))
XButton2::tooltip(A_ThisHotkey . "`n" . GetKeyState("XButton2", "P"))

If none of the above worked, as you described, maybe you have the Logitech software set up to produce something else when those buttons are pressed. Try disabling that software if you have it running, or set those buttons to just produce their native function.

ProcessClose 3 logi*.exe，then worked well...
I will not run then at all.