AutoHotKey

My goal is to set up a terminal in which a command-line interface program would behave as expected for the keyboard inputs (the program is written in xharbour originally for Windows but now I would like to port it to linux). I have chosen xterm to start with as it is simpler, no need for disabling default terminal key combinations. With putty most of the characters work out well and for those that don't I use autohotkey, an ahk script and that does the job. For example, for Ctrl+F1: ^F1::SendInput ^[O5P I tried and modified, recompiled the terminfo, changed it and changed the keyboard types

I'm looking to essentially write code similar to what I can do with AutoHotKey , only in .NET and C#, because it's a much more robust environment. I didn't know if there was a wrapper library available for these sorts of hooks or not. Does anyone know of a library that does this for .NET? This actually looks pretty promising, I haven't tested it yet, but it's at least a good starting point. Not too bad considering it's on CodeProject. lol. For sending keys you can use System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys . For mouse and other input you have to wrap the SendMessage API. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

In sublime text 2 you can multi select(cursor) lines by holding ctrl+alt+arrow key (up/down). In notepad++ you can accomplish the same thing by holding ctrl and clicking the additional lines(areas) you would like to edit. I figured I could use a autohotkey script to accomplish the same functionality. So I tried #IfWinActive, ahk_class Notepad++ ^!Down::^Click but each time that I try to load the script I get Error at Line 2 Line Text: ^Click Error: This line does not contain a recognized action the program will exit then I tried #IfWinActive, ahk_class Notepad++ ^!Down::send ^Click but that

I have an array of strings in AutoHotkey which contains duplicate entries. nameArray := ["Chris","Joe","Marcy","Chris","Elina","Timothy","Joe"] I would like to remove any duplicates so that only unique values remain. trimmedArray := ["Chris","Joe","Marcy","Elina","Timothy"] Ideally I'm looking for a function similar to Trim() which would return a trimmed array while leaving the original array intact. (i.e. trimmedArray := RemoveDuplicates(nameArray) ) How do I remove duplicates from my AutoHotkey array? Leaves the original intact, only loops once, preserves order: nameArray := ["Chris","Joe",

I´m trying to let a race game play via AutoHotkey. I use this script to paste the keys i pressed into a txt to let them automaticly play back. My problem is now that this script only can log one key, for example {w down} for drive forward. But to drive in the game better you must press w and d to drive to the right. How can I change the code to make it work the way I want? $F1:: start := A_TickCount FileDelete, log.txt Loop { Input, key, L1 V, %endkeyslist% IfInString, ErrorLevel, EndKey: { StringTrimleft, key, ErrorLevel, 7 } time := (A_TickCount - start) start := A_TickCount text1:="Sleep, "