Here is a simple working example ( win7 v1.1.19.01 IE11 ) FileSelectFile, path wb := ComObjCreate("InternetExplorer.Application") wb.visible := true wb.navigate(path) while wb.readyState!=4 || wb.document.readyState != "complete" || wb.busy continue return f6:: msgbox % wb.document.all["area2"].value return I have sometimes also had problems with IEGet() and IE9+ but here is the function...
email,outlook,autohotkey,copy-paste
(REFERRING TO YOUR INITIAL QUESTION) Note: You don't need to empty the clipboard before refilling it. Simply append the ; to each result and store it in a global variable. Once you want to release the variable's contents, press Win+V. all_mails := "Run, mailto: " #x:: ; store e-mail ;Copy...
After trying out the tips in the comments, I debugged the error until I realize that Left was not being interpreted as the Left Arrow (even though it says so in the help of AutoHotkey). Replacing Left with NumpadLeft solved it. No UIAccess needed in this case. Sample: RunWait "D:\Temp\TranslationSource.pdf"...
WinExist is a function and function parameters are expressions... In expressions you need to use double quotes " around strings and you don't need % around variables you also need to have a space before the semicolon to use comments #SingleInstance force #Persistent settimer, idleCheck, 1000 ; check every second...
One way is to use the winexist() function with the A option as the wintittle parameter, that will give you the ID of the active window so that you can use that. Something like this NumpadEnter:: hWnd := WinExist("A") Trans:=255 Loop { WinSet, Transparent, %Trans%, Ahk_id %hWnd% Sleep, 20 Trans-=1...
Here is working code: kills=0 #n:: Gui,Add,Text,vStatus, starting the killing Gui,Show,w250 h375, Glorks counter Loop { IfWinNotExist, Glorks counter { Gui, Destroy return } GuiControl,,Status, killed %kills% Glorks! kills+=1 Sleep,3000 } return Your mistakes: You should use Status instead of vStatus in GuiControl command. When you close GUI, you are...
Have your code trigger and toggle only on key release: $Tab Up:: if (toggle:=!toggle) { Send, {Tab Down} } else { Send, {Tab Up} } Return See UP keyword here: http://ahkscript.org/docs/Hotkeys.htm#Symbols...
text,keyboard,autohotkey,paste
You can do this just fine with AHK. Use a continuation section (check out Method #2) section and SendInput. myText = (LTrim Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec eleifend ultrices metus, a auctor tellus vulputate eu. Praesent sed quam vitae tortor venenatis tempor. Duis a pretium eros....
sublimetext,sublimetext3,autohotkey
You can change that within Sublime. Go to Preferences -> Key Bindings - User and paste this: [ { "keys": ["f10"], "command": "toggle_side_bar" } ] If you already have a bunch of custom key bindings, omit the square brackets. { "keys": ["f10"], "command": "toggle_side_bar" } ...
Use GuiControl to update control values without redrawing the gui window #SingleInstance #Persistent Gui, Add, Text, x2 y30 w120 h20 , IPv4 Addresses Gui, Add, Edit, x2 y50 w120 h20 vMyEdit1 ReadOnly, %A_IPAddress1% Gui, Add, Edit, x2 y70 w120 h20 vMyEdit2 ReadOnly, %A_IPAddress2% Gui, Add, Edit, x2 y90 w120 h20...
html,internet-explorer,autohotkey
planID := wb.document.getElementsByClassname("textOnMed")[0].innerText ...
It is not particularly robust or elegant but the code below works well on my machine. Have outlook running open to inbox without other outlook windows present for testing. Pressing 'window + u' will first look for an approximate window match (you can also use ahk_class) and send keystrokes to...
Try this: #Persistent ;//keeps script running CoordMode, Mouse, Screen Return ;//stops auto execution F4:: ;//your code x := (A_ScreenWidth / 2) y := (A_ScreenHeight / 2) mousemove, x, y return Without #Persistent, script would close after executing all the lines of code. Autohotkey executes every line of code until the...
I don't see a reason for that to happen. What program do you try to open? What happens if you run an empty script with just that line in it? Run, %A_WinDir%\system32\notepad.exe You only need the second parameter (working directory), if your script is not in the same folder as...
Assuming we are talking about Ctrl+C, not V, and assuming you want to keep the original Ctrl+C function but also use it for Ctrl+X when pressing twice in a short time: #persistent Transform, cC, Chr, 3 ; store the value of ctrlC into cC. hotkey, $^c, ctrlC, ON ; this...
More then one way get to an element without a ID or Name, but one of the easy ones are to loop over the elements on the page until you get to the one you need. Example Function: LoopElements(Elements, String, attribute="title") { try Loop % Elements.Length ; check each element...
function,com,macros,ms-office,autohotkey
You're calling return before the function can finish. This causes the script to stop processing that function and return to the caller. ReplaceAndLink(FindText, ReplaceWith) { ; Word Constants vbTrue := -1 wdReplaceNone := 0 wdFindContinue := 1 return <---------- HERE try oWord := ComObjActive("Word.Application") catch return Try removing that and...
That path gets redirected to C:\Windows\SysWOW64 for 32-bit programs. Try changing the path in your script to "C:\Windows\SysNative\msg.exe" Or better yet, don't put non-system files in directories owned by the OS....
Fix It! Adding sleep, 2000 before WinActivate, ahk_class IEFrame save the world...
file,extract,autohotkey,readline,substr
You can use FileRead and RegExMatch var:=" ( Date: 2014-12-02 12:06:47 Study: G585.010.411 Image: 6.24 Tlbar: 2.60 Notes: 0.74 )" ;~ FileRead, var, C:\file.txt pos:=1 while pos := RegExMatch(var, "\s?(.*?):(.*?)(\v|\z)", m, pos+StrLen(m)) %m1% := m2 msgbox % "Date holds " date . "`nStudy holds " Study . "`nImage holds "...
F1:: ControlClick, Cancel, ahk_class TROListForm or F1:: Loop { Sleep, 100 IfWinExist, ahk_class TROListForm ControlSend, TmtBitBtn2, {Enter} ahk_class TROListForm ; or ; ControlClick, Cancel, ahk_class TROListForm } return ...
Please note that this #IfWinActive, ... !^r:: #If is no valid deactivation of a hotkey: attach the return keyword, so it is !^r::return. Otherwise, after pressing alt ctrl r, any code further down below will also be executed. Also, if you only want to remap the AltGr hotkey, you should...
Your approach is pretty good already. Try this: $`:: clp_tmp := ClipboardAll send ^c currently_selected := Clipboard stringReplace, currently_selected, currently_selected, `r,, All Clipboard := clp_tmp sendraw ``%A_Space% sendraw %currently_selected% sendraw ``%A_Space% return $ is needed because otherwise, sendraw `` would re-trigger this hotkey. The built-in variable clipboard / clipboardAll contains...
Try this: $1:: freq:=16000 Loop { Send, 1 Sleep %freq% Send, 2 Sleep %freq% Send, 3 Sleep %freq% Send, 4 } return ...
I agree with blackholyman "GetKeyState will not work for controlsend as GetKeyState Gets the global system state of the key but controlsend only sets the state locally i.e the key state is only set for one control or window." But if you need "ControlSend for certain window functions, such as...
Figured it out. LControl:: ;if ctrl is pressed Set:=4 ;enter first selection group SendEvent {Ctrl Down} ;don't interrupt normal hotkeys Return LControl Up:: ;if ctrl is released Set:=0 ;"unbind" q/w/e hotkeys SendEvent {Ctrl Up} ;and inform the system Return #If (Set=4) { ^q:: Set:=1 ^w:: Set:=2 ^e:: Set:=3 } Sending...
Pretty simple: Gui, Add, Progress, w200 h20 -Smooth vMyProgress, 0 Gui,Add,Text,vStatus, See status bar for dowload progress Gui,Show,w250 h375 GoSub, blah Return blah: GuiControl,, MyProgress, 50 Return ...
Give this a shot: ~$^D:: Send {ctrl down}{c down}{ctrl up}{c up} ClipWait, clipboard = %clipboard% StringReplace, tel, clipboard, %A_SPACE%, , All tel := RegExReplace(tel, "\(.*\)", "") Run, tel:%tel% Return ...
You used NewText += % ColorNumber thisChar + is used for adding up numbers. But the operator for concatenating strings is . in AutoHotkey. Note that this all varies from language to language. So it should be: NewText .= ColorNumber . thisChar which is the same as NewText := NewText...
You could simply alter the click coordinates, couldn't you? PixelSearch, X, Y, 0, 0, %A_ScreenWidth%, %A_ScreenHeight%, 0x00FF00, 0, fast if(ErrorLevel=0) { newX := X + 50 newY := Y + 50 MouseClick, left, %newX%, %newY% } Another suggestion: use ImageSearch instead of PixelSearch...
automation,autohotkey,mmo,online-game
Games have non conventional GUIs and you can't just get there controls and use them. For getting information from screen for nonconventional GUIs you can use following commands: ImageSearch, PixelGetColor, PixelSearch. You can also try to get information from registry (maybe information that you need is stored in registry) with...
You are missing a very essential part of programming in all non-lowlevel-programming languages: Braces. (In AutoIt, I think you don't use braces but if and endif / wends etc. instead which is basically the same It is important to understand that the compiler in AutoHotkey does not care about the...
"to" = two? ctrl+n+o+i opens chrome #if getKeyState("n") & getKeyState("o") ^i::run chrome.exe #if ...
One way is to store the value first then use it Loop, 1000 { MyIndex := A_Index+970 Send, analyze %MyIndex% {Enter} } Hope it helps...
You're trying to make a three-key combination, which isn't supported by this short syntax. Making such a hotkey requires an additional if-statement. You need to choose two keys that will enter the function, let's say Apps+g, and then use GetKeyState for the third key. So, the solution is as follows:...
copy,clipboard,autohotkey,paste
Seems that AutoHotkey's arrays cannot store the contents of clipboardAll. Someone should report this... Instead, if you use pseudo arrays, it'll work. So you can either go for this global clips0,clips1,clips2,clips3,clips4 ; ... copy(index){ Send ^c clips%index% := ClipboardAll } paste(index){ Clipboard := clips%index% Send ^v } ^q:: copy(0) !q::...
Usually, global/local declarations are placed right below the method header, not somewhere in some subsequent code block. After all, these declarations apply only to the entire function. You have to distinguish between simple loop counter variables and variables holding the actual size of the array. In your code, CaseNumberArrayCount describes...
Found the solution: I was running eclipse as administrator. Compiling the script to a standalone executable and running that as an administrator solved the issue....
You can try with del "%~f0" & exit ...
JoeDF has a nice example, but I didn't want to add such a big library (it does waaay more than I needed. So, I just used a picture control. gui, add, picture h16 w16 vMyButton gMyProcedure, icon0, mydll And then I wrote up a teeny library called Mousey that will...
Instead of: LSN := pTable.rows[9].GetElementsByTagName("TD")[1].outerHTML Try: LSN := pTable.rows[9].GetElementsByTagName("TD")[1].innerText Here's an explanation. If that doesn't work you can try StringReplace: StringReplace, LSN, LSN, <TD>,, ALL As far as your code that is not sending your text to the End of you document try ControlFocus, ControlClick, and Sleep ;Set focus on...
Assuming you want to start it by Ctrl+P, you simply have to put the loop inside the hotkey execution body: ^p:: loop { Send, {Space} Sleep, 50 } return Note: It's good programming style to end your hotkeys with return, but please know that this return will never be reached!...
First of all, all instructionis after any return keyword will not be executed. ^!r::Reload is the short form for ^!r:: reload return and therefore, the inireads will never be executed. Secondly, you are executing the gui, add, ... commands more than once. You might want to put them only into...
Never mind - figured it out. It's more of an IE DOM question than an AHK question. This is how it's done: wb := IEGet("Page1") inp := wb.document.createElement("input") typ := wb.document.createAttribute("type") typ.value := "button" val := wb.document.createAttribute("value") val.value := "Click Me!" inp.setAttributeNode(typ) inp.setAttributeNode(val) wb.document.all.external.appendChild(inp) ...
The ahk_class of the FreeCommander doesn't contain "FreeCommander" anywhere inside it. Use Window Spy to find this out. ; set Matching Mode to use Regular Expression SetTitleMatchMode, RegEx ;#IfWinActive ahk_class FM ; F8::SendInput {NumpadAdd} #IfWinActive .*FreeCommander ; applies to the title F8::SendInput {NumpadAdd} #IfWinActive By the way, I recommend using...
Does this work? $F1:: Loop, 2 { Click Sleep 5000 Send {1} Sleep 46000 } return Esc::ExitApp ...
I managed to make it work using multimedia keycodes. Here's my script: ; "CTRL + LEFT" for previous ^Left::Media_Prev ; "CTRL + RIGHT" for next ^Right::Media_Next ; "CTRL + SPACE" for pause ^Space::Media_Play_Pause It's working like a charm now....
::t:: input, count, I T5, {Enter} if count is Integer { loop, %count% send test } return After pressing t, Tab, this will give you 5 seconds to type any number (accept it by pressing Enter, remove digits by pressing Backspace) and immediately send test as much times. See also:...
You can't do it with a Hotstring but you would have have to use a Hotkey and check for a double key press. A regular key like x might not be the most useful as it will most likely always get in the way of your regular typing as you...
What you are trying to achieve is remapping two keys to one. AutoHotkey documentation says: Although a pair of keys cannot be directly remapped to single key (e.g. it's invalid to write a & c::b), this effect can be achieved by explicitly adding the up and down hotkeys [link] So,...
Create context-sensitive hotkeys with #If: #If GetKeyState("CapsLock", "T")=1 ; The following hotkeys will only be effective if GetKeyState("CapsLock", "T")=1 j::Send,{Left} l::Send,{Right} i::Send,{Up} k::Send,{Down} #If ; end of #If ...
button,optimization,autohotkey
Shorter when using an array #NoEnv #SingleInstance Force #Persistent #Warn Array := {"FileOpen1":"MyEdit4","FileOpen2":"MyEdit5","FileOpen3":"MyEdit6"} Gui, Add, Button, x212 y10 w120 h30 vFileOpen1 gFileOpen, Browse Gui, Add, Button, x212 y50 w120 h30 vFileOpen2 gFileOpen, Browse Gui, Add, Button, x212 y100 w120 h30 vFileOpen3 gFileOpen, Browse Gui, Add, Edit , x12 y10 w180...
~^v::lastPaste := A_TickCount ;stores counter when ctrl+v is pressed Xbutton1:: If A_TickCount - lastPaste < 2000 ;checks if 2 seconds gone after ctrl+v was clicked { Send, {Enter} ;sends enter return } else { Send, ^t ;sends ctrl+t return } ...
I got it working with this: ;Fetch the uncommented inclusion line regexmatch(searchthis, "mi)(?<=(?<!%)\\includescore).*?{(.*?)}", matchfile) ;Now pull out the bracketed item regexmatch(matchinclusion, "i)(?:\[.*\])", includeparam) ;get the parameter ;now pull out the filename with/without the extension regexmatch(matchinclusion, "i)(?<={)(.*)(?=})", inclusionfile) ;get the tex name It matches on all counts, and excludes the line...
arrays,list,keyboard-shortcuts,autohotkey,hotkeys
Example ; List of keys to bind keys := "wasd" ; bind the keys to keypress_handler Loop, parse, keys hotkey, ~%A_Loopfield%, keypress_handler ; our key handler keypress_handler: StringReplace, ThisKeyLabel, A_ThisHotkey, $ While GetKeyState(ThisKeyLabel,"P") { Random, r, 50, 250 sleep r Send % ThisKeyLabel } Return ...
I've figured out a way here, thanks for the comments. By using the $ operator, we can then use the Send method, which forces the active application to override its default keys and receive the corresponding keystroke. Here's the workaround $#4:: #IfWinActive ahk_class XLMAIN Send {F4} return #IfWinActive ...
So this is still an issue for you? Looks to me like an AutoHotkey bug most likely, or wrongly sent js because your RAM can't handle the heavy programs well enough. Things I can think of that you could try: buy a better computer. use setBatchLines, 1ms, making your script...
I havent tested (1) and (2), but here are three different approaches: modifying AutoHotkeySC.bin with a third-party tool like ressource hacker building a .dll which you then might access via ahk pack the complete file into your script and start its creation upon function calling. I saved this guy's V2.3...
MJs of the AHKscript.org forums answered my question. GuiControl wasn't targeting the right control because I created the window with Gui, New. Removing Gui, New fixed the problem.
keyboard-shortcuts,autohotkey,globalization,keyboard-hook,dead-key
In my particular case, the letters not working are: e y s d k n Try reorganizing these letters. I find this very hillarious indeed. Please insert any expression of laughter yourself, for it would not be welcomed on stackoverflow if I did. You forgot to include your %'s....
^ is the Ctrl modifier, you want to use !{Enter}. Try this: #SingleInstance, Force Loop { WinWaitActive, MyProgram Send, !{Enter} WinWaitNotActive, MyProgram } ...
You definitely are on the right track trying to incorporate ahk_exe. GroupAdd (and every other command receiving a WinTitle parameter at that) is compatible with ahk_exe in AHK_L; this sample code works perfectly on my machine: GroupAdd, notepad, ahk_exe notepad.exe Run, notepad.exe WinWaitActive, ahk_group notepad Sleep, 1000 WinClose, ahk_group notepad...
connection,ip,autohotkey,tcp-ip,winsock2
Did you forward the appropriate ports in your router/firewall? The IP should be correct. This was the solution, I did something wrong in my router...
You had to many ( ) This is the correct implementation: test := RegExMatch("1234AB123","[0-9]{4,4}([A-Z]{2})[0-9]{1,3}") Edit: So what I noticed is you want this pattern to match, but you aren't really telling it much. Here's what I was able to come up with that matches what you asked for, it's probably...
windows,function,keyboard,global,autohotkey
I am not aware of a way to catch all keys. But you can simplify your code by combining hotkeys this way: $a:: $b:: $c:: ; and so on... $z:: RandomSendCurrentKey() ; all the above hotkeys will call RandomSendCurrentKey() return ; 'return' is needed to prevent further execution RandomSendCurrentKey() {...
See this question: Hotkey for next song in Spotify - includes a statement from a Spotify developer, as well as a statement that it will be fixed in the upcoming version, as well as a workaround for the moment: ^Left::Media_Prev ...
You don't need the { } around the hotkey body. Hotkeys simply start with :: and end with return. Braces are only needed in functions afaik. send {LControl down}{tab}{LControl up} could be expressed easier by send ^{tab} which is Ctrl+Tab. The tab-switch in VS also works with right RCtrl. In...
sql-server,sql-server-2012,autohotkey
The reason it ends prematurely is probably due to the copy-command not having enough time to properly update the clipboard before you go to work on it. The best way to handle this is to clear the clipboard before copying anything, and relying on ClipWait to tell us when something...
too much to comment on, I'll make it an answer instead: a::Left s::Down d::Right w::Up Loop{ ... Key remappings (s::Down) bring a return with them implicitly. Same way as a hotkey like s::msgbox, hi is only the short form for s:: msgbox, hi return , key remappings are only a...
Hello and welcome to AutoHotkey, you might want to have a look at the basic introduction to the heart of AHK, Hotkeys: https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/Hotkeys.htm Configuring hotkeys which do nothing but send another key is fairly simple. For example, alt + spacebar for the up key could be translated into !Space:: send...
You could either try to build up something yourself using Input. Or, more comfortably, use Polythene's dynamic regEx-Hotstring library: #persistent #include hotstrings.ahk hotstrings("s([^h])", "c%$1%") ; s followed by any non-h-character return :*:h::x :*:sh::? ...
Fileappend will always append to the end of a file. Why do you want to prevent a temporary deletion of your batch file? Typically, in ahk, you'd do it like this.. batFile = C:\standalone.bat output := "" Loop, read, %batFile% { Line = %A_LoopReadLine% IfInString, Line, Xmx1426M { StringReplace, Line,...
Can't say for sure whats happening but seems to come from the keyboard drivers auto-repeat. This will show you how it keeps recalling A_tickCount i:: iDown := A_TickCount tooltip %iDown% return i up::MsgBox, % "down at " iDown ", up at " A_TickCount ", down for " A_TickCount - iDown...
Or this: Tab:: toggle := !toggle #If toggle ~LButton:: while GetKeyState("LButton") { Send {1} Random, r, 100, 400 sleep r } return #If ...
Maybe this: ::li:: ClipSaved := ClipboardAll ; save clipboard clipboard = Lorem ipsum dolor ... ; ClipWait Send, ^v clipboard := ClipSaved ; restore original clipboard return ...
Maybe sth like this: (reedited 21.01.2015) F1:: Loop { MouseGetPos, X0, Y0 MouseMove, 200, 100, 50, R GoSub, BreakLoop MouseMove, -200, -100, 50, R GoSub, BreakLoop } return BreakLoop: Loop, 1000 { Sleep, 15 MouseGetPos, X1, Y1 If (X1-X0>200 || X0-X1>200 || Y1-Y0>100 || Y0-Y1>100) exit } return Esc::ExitApp ...
Escape your symbol (backtick) by prefixing it with a backtick (which happens to be the default escape character): string := " %%i IN (``" Refer to #EscapeChar for details....
Found using google in less than a min.. http://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/77940-detect-current-windows-domain/...
In case the GUI you are trying to control is your own GUI: If you want hotkeys that are not system wide, you should use GUISetAccelerators ( accelerators [, winhandle] ) GUISetAccelerators Sets the accelerator table to be used in a GUI window. Parameters accelerators A 2 dimensional array holding...
I am not aware of any built-in commands, but you can run Window Spy by: Run, "c:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AU3_Spy.exe" Replace c:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AU3_Spy.exe by your path to AU3_Spy.exe Also, always use AutoHotkey and its documenatation from http://ahkscript.org/ (current uptodate version, new official website)! AutoHotkey and its documentation from autohotkey.com is outdated and...
Using AutoHotkey v1.1+ from http://ahkscript.org This works ^i::send {Up} ^k::send {Down} ^j::send {Left} ^l::send {Right} Hope it helps...
OK, in mean time I found out, but till now hadn't time to add this here (and kinda forgot). The thing is: If the menu gets redrawn every second it will only cause an action until it gets redrawn. So if you have pulled it up and the redraw happens...
SetKeyDelay is what you need. Note: SetKeyDelay is not obeyed by SendInput; there is no delay between keystrokes in that mode. This same is true for Send when SendMode Input is in effect....
First of all, the message-boxes you have inside the #If statements will not behave as expected. The first one, on line 7 will always go off, telling you it's Setting Mac settings. Your hotkeys however, will be setup properly. I think this is due to the auto-exec section reaching all...
F12::BlockClick := not BlockClick #If BlockClick { LButton::return } Also, always use AutoHotkey and its documenatation from http://ahkscript.org/ (current uptodate version, new official website)! AutoHotkey and its documentation from autohotkey.com is outdated and you may have some problems using them!...
There is a Splitting a Long Line into a Series of Shorter Ones section in the documentation: Long lines can be divided up into a collection of smaller ones to improve readability and maintainability. This does not reduce the script's execution speed because such lines are merged in memory the...
First: Install this Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/copy-link-address/kdejdkdjdoabfihpcjmgjebcpfbhepmh?hl=en Second: a. If you want to copy to the clipboard link adress that is under your mouse cursor and after open that link to another window use this code: ^LButton:: Send, ^c Send, {Ctrl Down} Click Send, {Ctrl Up} return b. If you want...
It's because your loop is blocking any other execution. Unless that loop is the only thing in your script, you generally want to avoid using loops and use timers instead. Timers don't block further execution but act more like their own thread. Here's an example using a timer: slashTimerActive :=...
ms-office,autohotkey,ribbon,onenote
The ribbon is not a normal control and can be hard to work with from plain VBA or ahks built-in COM but you can use Microsoft's Active Accessibility API You Can use the Acc lib so you don't need to know all the dll calls But you still need to...